Visit Utah

10/29/2026

"Perhaps more than any other place in Utah, the cosmos dance in Bluff."

Experience the Bluff Dark Sky Festival through the eyes of one star-chaser (then experience it yourself November 13 - 14th).

Featuring Utah's Canyon Country

At its inaugural Dark Sky Festival, one traveler learns what makes Bluff a hotspot for stargazing.

10/28/2026

Some slot canyons are narrow. Some are tall. Some are "Spooky." 👻

Happy Halloween!

Photo: Arianna Rees ft. Spooky Slot Canyon

10/26/2026

Helper's main street is such a vibe, you'll be overwhelming your friends' social feeds with photos after one trip.

Photo: Clark Goldsberry ft. Helper Main Street

10/24/2026

Just a short drive away, St. George really puts Zion National Park into perspective. 📸

Photo: Tyson Rider ft. Greater Zion Utah

10/22/2026

Choose your own adventure: ski resort edition!

Whether you're looking for something bougie, a romantic getaway or even a little red rock, Utah has the right experience for you.

Wondering which Utah ski resort is the best? The real question is, what kind of experience do you want?

10/21/2026

Next stop: Corinne, Utah! 🚂

Railroad enthusiasts across the world find their way to this corner of the state, where the final stake connecting the transcontinental railroad was laid.

Photos ft. Box Elder County:
1️⃣: Andrew Gillman
2️⃣: Marc Piscotty

10/20/2026

There are a million ways to describe Utah, but the feeling visitors leave with is a shared language.

10/19/2026

Get ready for the cutest sleepover ever! 😻 Stay the night at Best Friends Roadhouse and Mercantile in Kanab, and you might just come home with a new furry friend.

Video: VisitKanab

10/17/2026

Planning a trip to see the Mighty Five next year? Start out north to see the Salt Lake City Temple reopening, then head south.

See the itinerary here.

A week long adventure from the historic center of SLC to all of Utah's national parks.

10/12/2026

There isn't just one Indigenous story in Utah—there are eight federally recognized tribes, each with its own brilliant history and culture.

Before visiting tribal lands, cultural sites or events in Utah, take time to learn about the people, traditions and protocols connected to them.

Photo: Samuel Jake ft. the Paiute Restoration Powwow in Visit Cedar City