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Start: 2026-11-21
End: 2026-11-21

SALT LAKE CITY ROOFTOP TOURS offers the unique and unforgettable experience of viewing Salt Lake City from atop a 200 foot tall historic building; the Walker Center. There, your passionate guide will share the story of the city utilizing the numerous landmarks and natural features that come into view. We can even see a sliver of the Great Salt Lake! We offer three different tour options to suit the tastes of locals and visitors alike.

Salt Lake City Rooftop Tours

Lagoon Amusement Park is your ultimate summer fun spot featuring thrilling rides and attractions, historic Pioneer Village, Lagoon A Beach Waterpark, musical entertainment, games, and a beautiful Campground. Frightmares delights in the fall with several haunted walk-throughs and entertainment. With over 50 rides and non-stop daily entertainment, our park will thrill and delight all ages. If you're looking for the ultimate group outing, come to Lagoon. Enjoy a delicious catered meal, open air pavilion or picnic area with all the excitement Lagoon has to offer. Lagoon is located just 17 miles north of downtown Salt Lake. "For Summer Fun, There's Only One!"

Lagoon Amusement Park / Pioneer Village / Lagoon A Beach Waterpark / Campground

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| **Pros:** Trees, vistas, long season **Cons:** Flat trail, often busy. **Congestion:** Moderate **Preferable Season(s):** Spring, Summer, Fall **Day-Use/Parking Pass Required:** Not Required **Dogs allowed?:** Yes | **Total Distance:** 7.70 mi (12.39 km) **Terrain Difficulty:** GREEN **Trailhead Elev.:** 5,151 ft (1,570 m) **Net Elev. Gain:** 1,159 ft (353 m) **Trail Uses:** Hiking, Biking **Trail type:** There-and-back/Loop |
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The Mueller Park Trail offers a great change in pace from most of the mountain bike rides in the Salt Lake City area. It’s low elevation keeps it open late season, but the thick tree cover keeps it cool during the summer. The trail is not technical or challenging, which makes it a great trail for the family. Although there is parking at the trailhead itself, it’s limited enough that you may want to park on the street at the entrance to the park. From there it’s a quick pedal until you see the trailhead on a bridge over the stream. Soon you’ll be climbing through deep pines that lead into an abundance of plant life that is rarely seen in this area. The trail drops deep into draws that are full of poplar, cottonwoods, aspens, ferns, and undergrowth. Then it winds through pines, cuts through scrub oak, and swings you out and across the grass covered ridges, only to repeat the process over and over again.

Mueller Park Trail Mountain Bike Ride to Big Rock

Four separate tracks, with tabletops and banked turns, are open from approximately early April to approximately mid-October. Off-Highway motorcycle (OHM) riders will enjoy two motocross (MX) tracks. The novice and grand-prix tracks are open to both OHMs and ATVs. All riders must wear a helmet and all machines must be currently registered. Before riding here, or on any public land, youth from 8-16 years old (and until they get a driver license) must take and pass the state-required youth off-highway vehicle (OHV) education program; children under the age of eight may not operate an OHV on public land in Utah. Youth must carry their safety certificate while riding.

Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle Park

Utah’s first and only premiere indoor/outdoor beach volleyball venue!

Sand Bar

The new complex is a 140 acre field featuring 16 soccer/multi-purpose fields, including a stadium field that will feature bleachers, a scoreboard, and concessions. Soccer, rugby, lacrosse, and youth football can be played on the fields.The complex is located at 1900 West 2200 North between I-215 and North Redwood Road along the Jordan River.

Salt Lake Regional Athletic Complex

This short hike is easily accessible from Salt Lake City downtown and is a nice excursion for the whole family. It´s a perfect way to view the city and the lake.

The first ascent of Ensign Peak was made on July 26, 1847 by Brigham Young shortly after he and the early members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) arrived in the valley. From here he looked out over the valley and sketched the city to be founded in his mind's eye. The mountain is easy to climb and this is the easiest trail. It starts at the Ensign Vista Drive and then takes 25 minutes of walking to the top.

The path is easily recognizable and well maintained. This entire hike is short, family-friendly, and packed with gorgeous views of downtown, the surrounding mountains, the Great Salt Lake, and the full Salt Lake valley. It is a little steep in parts and will get your heart racing, but it also has many places along the trail to sit, rest, and take in the remarkable views. In addition to the stunning view, the top of Ensign Peak has an 18-foot tall historic stone marker and several informational plaques.

**Author’s recommendation**  
Beautiful as an early morning or evening hike to take in sunrise or sunset.

Ensign Peak

The hike to Bell Canyon is perfect for anyone wanting to experience both city and mountain views. This short and easy hike is great for people of all ages and abilities.

This popular trail is located near Sandy, UT and features a beautiful lake that sits at the base of Little Cottonwood Canyon. From the trailhead, you'll initially follow a dirt path that leads you directly to the Bell Canyon Reservoir. The trail is well maintained, easily marked, but can get slightly steep in some areas.

The reservoir sits about half a mile from the trailhead. This is a great spot to take a break and enjoy the beautiful views of the lake and the mountains surrounding. The best part is, you can make this hike as easy or as difficult as you want. Whether you decide to make your way up to the waterfall, turn around here, or hike around the lake, there are stunning views and beautiful scenery at any point. It's easy to make a quick loop around the lake and head back down the same way you came, enjoying magestic views of the Salt Lake Valley on the way back.

**Local's recommendation:** Be sure to bring a snack for a little picnic along the beautiful lake, or a fishing rod for some catch-and-release fun!

**Difficulty:** Easy

**Highest point:** 5653 ft

**Lowest point:** 5135 ft

**Distance:** 2 mi

**Duration:** 1:10 h

**Ascent:** 489 ft

**Descent:** 489 ft

**Best time of year:**Year round

**Safety information:** The trail can get icy in the winter, so be sure to stay on marked areas and go slowly.

**Roadbook**

Follow the directions to the trailhead. Once parked, you'll see a sign that marks the beginning of the hike. Follow the dirt path as it continues. The trail is marked well and easy to follow.

- Start point - 10245 S Wasatch Blvd - 0 mi
- Lowest point, 1,565 m - 0 mi
- Lower Bell Canyon Reservoir - Point of Interest - 0.6 mi. The Lower Bell Canyon Reservoir is a beautiful spot to hike or just relax and enjoy the scenery.
- Highest point, 1,724 m - 1 mi
- Bell Canyon Reservoir - End point - 1.9 mi

**How to Get There**

**Public transport:** There is not a bus that stops at the trail, so the best option is to drive to the trailhead and use the free parking lot.

**Directions:** Drive south on I-15 and take exit 293 onto W 10600 S. Stay on this road for a few miles, and turn left onto S 2000 E. This road will curve around until another right turn onto E Bell Canyon Road. You'll quickly make another right onto S Wasatch Blvd. There will be a parking lot and a sign for the trailhead on your left.

**Parking:** There is a free parking lot located at the beginning of the trailhead.

Bell Canyon Boulders Trail

Nestled in the Northwest corner of the Salt Lake Valley, just minutes from downtown and the Salt Lake International airport, Rose Park is well-known for some of the finest bent grass greens in Utah. A variety of pine and willow trees frame most fairways, requiring accuracy off the tee. With subtle doglegs and well-manicured fairways, Rose Park is a delightful course to walk. Rose Park is rated as one of Golf Digest's Best Places To Play.

**Course Amenities:**

Driving Range

Retail Proshop

Rental Pull Carts

Cafe

Practice greens, chipping area

Motorized Rental Cars

Handicap carts - provide 24 hour notice

PGA Instructors

**Course Stats:**

| Tee | Par | Rating | Slope | Yardage |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Black - Men | 72 | 71.3 | 117 | 6898 |
| Blue - Men | 72 | 70.0 | 114 | 6596 |
| White - Men | 72 | 67.2 | 107 | 6195 |
| White - Women | 75 | 72.1 | 116 | 6195 |
| Gold - Women | 75 | 69.5 | 115 | 5708 |

[Course Scorecard](http://www.slc-golf.com/sites/www.slc-golf.com/files/Rose_Park_Scorecard.pdf)

Rose Park Golf Course

A great hike that can either be an out-and-back to the peak, or can turn into a longer hike as you explore the system of trails around the Bonneville Shoreline in the Avenues area.

This is an easy to moderate well-trafficked route that has two minor peaks as the destination. It's a fun area to explore, with lots of trails going in many directions, with small valleys and multiple viewpoints. A great way to check out the trail system in this area, with many options to try, and for variety, multiple trailheads that lead to this destination. Dogs are welcome, but technically should be leashed.

**Insider's tip:** There is very little to no shade, so be prepared with a hat and plenty of water, and while it's a decent year-round hike, it's probably best in the spring or fall.

**Safety information:** Many of the trails here are multiple use, so watch for mountain bikes - and be sure to respect the rules if a trail is marked for mountain bikes only. As with any trail in the foothills, watch for rattlesnakes, especially in summer months. Wear closed-toed shoes when hiking, be aware of your surroundings, and always look carefully before placing hands or feet. Be sure to bring plenty of water. There are steep areas on the trail, so a walking pole can be helpful.

**Directions:** There are two trailheads on Terrace Hills drive - take the one on the northeast side of the street. In the first mile there are a few criss-crossing trails - take the most northeasterly branches. When the trail hits the top of the ridge, it will turn east, and you'll be able to see the peaks from there. Follow the trail up to the peaks. From there, you can follow the trail back down the way you came for an out-and-back, or you can explore the trail system for a loop hike.

**Public transport:** Bus routes do not travel up to this trailhead - best access is by car.

**Parking** Parking is available for free near the trailhead - be aware of the no parking areas.

Avenues Twin Peaks

A moderately difficult trail that is family- and dog-friendly, features a nearby river, and has both a natural trail and a paved trail that parallel each other.

A quick and easy way to get out of the city and into the mountains, City Creek Canyon Trail is the closest canyon hike to downtown and is easy to access by foot or by car. The paved part of the trail is a road open to pedestrians, bicycles on odd-numbered days, and motor vehicles on even-numbered days. The natural trail is restricted to only hikers. It is an easy trail - it is only rated moderate due to the gain in elevation. There are also many other trails that split off from this trail, mostly at the trailhead.

**Local's recommendation:** Be sure to follow the multiple use guidelines posted at the gate. This is a good year-round walk, but can be slippery on the road in colder months.

**Difficulty:** Moderate due to elevation gain

**Highest point:** 5262 ft

**Lowest point:** 4652 ft

**Best time of year:** Year round

**Safety information:** If you're walking the paved section, be sure to always stay on the creek side of the road to avoid bicycle traffic, always leash your dog, and don't bring pets past the 2.5 mile marker. All the guidelines to stay safe while sharing the road are posted at the gate 3/10ths of a mile past the trailhead.

**Roadbook**

The paved section is easy enough to follow. To get on the natural trail, multiple access points exist along the road, but the first one is at the junction of City Creek Canyon Road and Bonneville Boulevard where you can park your car. A trail heads up the hill to the west right behind the City Creek Canyon sign, and the first trail turning off and going north, parallel to the City Creek Canyon Road, will take you up the canyon.

- Start point - City Creek Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84103 - 0 mi
- Highest point, 5262 ft - 3.3 mi
- Lowest point, 4649 ft - 6.4 mi
- 3 mile marker - Destination - 6.5 mi

**How to Get There**

**Public transport:** Bus routes do not travel up to this trailhead - best access is by car.

**Parking:** There is free parking both at the trailhead (limited) and also at the gate 3/10ths of a mile from the trailhead.

City Creek Canyon Trail

Salt Lake Acting Company (SLAC) is a professional theatre committed to engage and enrich our community through brave contemporary theatre. Through the production of regional and world premieres SLAC is able to bring work to Utah that would otherwise not be seen by our community. SLAC also produces an annual kids show.

Salt Lake Acting Company

Visit Salt Lake

Salt Lake is the place where the Wasatch mountain peaks frame city streets. Sure, Salt Lake's famed for our winter powder ([four legendary ski resorts](https://www.visitsaltlake.com/things-to-do/skiing-snowboarding/) just 30 minutes from downtown), but that's just one season's story. Summer brings families [hiking through wildflower meadows](https://www.visitsaltlake.com/things-to-do/outdoor-recreation/) before cooling off at a Jazz game or the Gateway fountains. Autumn paints our mountain canyons in gold, perfect for morning strolls that end at local coffee shops. Spring? That's when you might spot baby bison on Antelope Island before heading to the Eccles Theater for a Broadway show. Our soaring Wasatch Mountains rise dramatically from downtown Salt Lake, creating a place where every day offers both natural wonders and urban energy. And while we sit perfectly between the [national parks](https://www.visitsaltlake.com/things-to-do/outdoor-recreation/state-national-parks/) with Yellowstone's geysers and Utah's red rock country, the real magic happens right here, where everyone can [discover the history](https://www.visitsaltlake.com/plan-your-visit/about-salt-lake/) of the city as they find their own rhythm between mountain adventure and city life.

Sports Salt Lake

Disney’s Frozen on stage is a breathtaking theatrical event where magic truly comes alive. Based on the Academy Award-winning feature film, this stage adaptation expands the world of Arendelle in unforgettable ways – with dazzling special effects, soaring new songs alongside beloved favorites, and stunning costumes that shimmer like ice. At its core, Frozen is a powerful story of sisterhood, courage, and discovering the strength found in love—love that thaws even the coldest fears. From Elsa’s awe-inspiring journey to Anna’s fearless devotion, this cherished story delivers wonder, humor, and emotional depth that will leave audiences spellbound long after the final snowflake falls.Playing: Nov 11-Dec 19This calendar listing is brought to you by NowPlayingUtah.com, Utah's one-stop, online website for arts and entertainment events, powered by the Utah Cultural Alliance.

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2026 Development Player League (DPL)

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2026 Great Western Fall Classic

**Salt Lake City**

**Columbus Day Tournament**

**October 9-12, 2026**

**AA, A, BB, B | 10U-14U**

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**Top Competition**
Play a guaranteed 4 games against top U.S. and Canadian youth hockey teams.

**Olympic-Level Venues**
Hit the ice at the Utah Olympic Oval and Peaks Ice Arena, both iconic sites from the 2002 Winter Olympics.

**Seamless Experience**
On-site photography, on-time games, and on-site staff, including sports medical trainers. Plus, no gate fees!

**Off-Ice Fun**
Enjoy vibrant Salt Lake City and stunning natural scenery between games. Arrive early or stay late and catch a Utah Hockey Club game.

Salt Lake Columbus Day Tournament (Utah Olympic Oval)

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