Travel Tips and Stories of Utah in United States
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Travel guide of Utah
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Utah from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Utah
50 km from Utah
Starting our dirt road trek through Utah we came across what looked like strategically placed boulders scattered across at the feet of this mesa. Over time the weather peeled apart this Mesa releasing giant boulders running down its side. But the mind blowing aspect is how these boulders are able to stand on sediment mounds and balance as such.
50 km from Utah
I was coming back from a road trip to Las Vegas with some friends and we decided to stop at a viewing area. This is the view that we were greeted with.
83 km from Utah
Stumbled upon this abandoned scenic turnout while on my way to Arches. Castle Gate was once the first coal mine in Utah and produced high quality coal for steam trains. Dismantled in 1924, it’s now not more than a ghost town. Coincidentally, a train was on it’s way up to the northern direction.
113 km from Utah
Fall colors in the mountains of Utah
117 km from Utah
Meandering through the US taking “jumping” pictures against various backdrops. Credit: Lindsey Cox
Experienced by Chris Geirman
118 km from Utah
Valley highway road in Spotted Wolf Canyon
119 km from Utah
Sunset over the mountains of Provo
126 km from Utah
The higher elevations of the backcountry in Utah has maple trees and aspen trees. I was able to capture the colors at the peak time,simply beautiful.
Experienced by David Wirzba
130 km from Utah
After we leave Route 50,On our way to Salt lake City.We found this dry Sevier Lake by surprise. Amazing.
135 km from Utah
It had been a busy wildfire season and recent burns created a stunning view of mountain layers at the summit of the Pfeifferhorn. The hike includes scrambling the ridge seen in the lower right to gain the summit.
Experienced by Jackson Hendry
138 km from Utah
I am not a photographer, but I had to take this picture. Although I cannot remember which ski resort I was at when I took this, it is either Snowbird or Canyons Resort. I was in awe of the scenery when I came off the chairlift and had to take the photo.
139 km from Utah
After a week of Epic Snow 8-12 inches per day, some blue sky over Mt Baldy. Snapped this pic on Collins Return. Alta, low key, no frills, ski area.
139 km from Utah
Got lost looking for this “secret lake” took forever to get here hiked up the mountains but was worth it for the view. Wish there were more clouds
Experienced by Michael Emono
141 km from Utah
Each year there is a wild flower festival held at Alta Ski Area. This was an enjoyable evening walking around the upper meadows taking pictures of all sorts of different wild flowers.
141 km from Utah
I attended a wildflower festival a Alta Ski Area, above Salt Lake City. While walking down a trail back to the parking area, I saw this peaceful fellow resting amongst the wildflowers. People were respectful in keeping their distance from him, this was shot with a telephoto.
142 km from Utah
Image of a young Utahn taking the plunge into Bloods Lake, Park City UT. The Summers here can get pretty steamy so a hike and swim in one of Utah’s many alpine lakes are on the brain.
Experienced by olivia hutcherson
143 km from Utah
While my group and I were snowshoeing in the Utah mountains, others were cross-country skiing, like this couple. The contrast of their jackets agains the enormous and strong evergreens caught my eye. Each of these trees is carrying is hundreds of pounds of snow and it makes for a beautiful scene.
143 km from Utah
This photo was taken in the mountains of Utah over a frozen lake on a beautiful January day. The folks in the distance were snowshoeing, as were we. There were about 3-4 feet of snow on the ground that day.
145 km from Utah
I took my Discovery up the canyon to find some trail and snow and ran into another photographer and land rover enthusiast whom I’ve followed for some time. He was out shooting this Defender 110 and allowed me to jump in and shoot it. Such a beautiful vehicle. It was cold, as this was the first snow here in Utah for the year. I didn’t expect to see snow at this level but it really made for a great aesthetic for the photos of this off road machine. I shot this on a Leica SL Typ 601 with a 24-90 f2.8, the best mirrorless camera I have ever used.
145 km from Utah
Taken December 2017 in Big Cottonwood Canyon
Experienced by Jackson Hendry