By travelguylife.com
Few national parks in America can compare to Zion National Park's breathtaking beauty.
Southwest Utah's Bryce Canyon National Park is home to a number of enormous natural amphitheatres that are tucked away next to the Paunsaugunt Plateau.
The Arches National Park, another work of nature's art located in Utah, is renowned for its inspirational natural arches.
This National Park is situated close to the town of Moab in southeast Utah.
Capitol Reef National Park, located in south-central Utah, is less crowded than the other national parks in the state but still very picturesque.
The capital of Utah as well as its biggest city is Salt Lake City. Most people know it best as the location of the Mormon Church and the Winter Olympics in 2002.
Due to the presence of three major ski resorts nearby, this former mining town quickly recovered in the 1980s and became a well-liked tourist destination.
Moab, which is located in eastern Utah, is one of the most well-liked cities there and draws lots of tourists every year.
Antelope Island State Park, which is open all year and is located in the southeast corner of the Great Salt Lake, offers countless recreational opportunities.
The second-largest man-made reservoir in the US is Lake Powell, which is located on the Colorado River at the border of Arizona and Utah.