Your local association of food trucks with over 200 members to handle your food needs in catering, events, conventions and conferences. With a database that tracks all of Utah's trucks based on factors like reliability, popularity, quality and brand awareness we handle scheduling and logistics to help bring food trucks to your event.

Our food trucks cover all of your favorite categories from BBQ to Mexican, whether you want traditional or something unique, we will have a great fit for your event. To fill out a request form for our people to contact you go to www.thefoodtruckleague.com/catering

The Food Truck League

River Oaks' marshland layout is one of the most enjoyable courses in the valley for all levels of players. Without being overly long in yardage, shot placement and creativity are a must at River Oaks.

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Driving Range

Heated Driving Range

Teaching Academy

Proshop

Banquet Room

River Oaks Golf Course

# Your search for a great local restaurant is over!

The Tin Roof Grill is where to eat! We offer a city bistro atmosphere with a local restaurant mentality, providing great food and a friendly staff. Our menu includes items to satisfy everyone's palate including Appetizers, Small Plates, Salads, Gourmet Pizzas, Sandwiches and more. The Tin Roof Grill is the best place to eat before or after a Sandy Amphitheater concert or a Real Salt Lake game. Be sure to visit us for Brunch and our great Early Bird Specials.

Hours:

Monday-Thursday: 11:00am-10:00pm   
Friday: 11:00am-11:00pm   
Saturday: 11:00am-10:00pm Brunch Served 11:00am-2:00pm   
Sunday: 11:00am-8:00pm Brunch Served 11:00am-2:30pm

Tin Roof Grill

America First Field is the world-class home of Major League Soccer's Real Salt Lake, 2009 MLS Cup Champions and 2011 CONCACAF Champions League runner-ups. In addition to RSL games, America First Field hosts REAL Monarchs, RSL Women, USA Rugby, and American Football games, as well as corporate and private events.

## Quick Facts

- Iconic roof structures on the east and west sides of the stadium keeps atmosphere in; Teflon-coated fiberglass roof manufactured to withstand hurricane-force winds
- 41 feet down to the playing field from street level
- 3,891,243 cubic yards of dirt moved
- 25,000 cubic yards of concrete
- 5,350,000 pounds of structural steel
- 400 miles of coaxial cable
- 6,700 parking spaces within 15-minute walk of main entrance
- 20,000 fans capacity (25,000 for concerts)
- 3 fully equipped professional locker rooms
- 32 luxury suites
- 12 permanent concession, 15 portable concession stands
- Open north end concourse with full view of the field
- Full-service Stadium Club with 150 field view seats located just nine rows up from west sideline
- Fourth-level press entrance to six broadcast booths and 32-seat press box
- Just 15 miles from downtown Salt Lake City
- Three minutes to Interstate 15 (1.2 miles)
- 20 minutes to Salt Lake City International Airport (19.85 miles)
- Grass surface: 120 yards long x 75 yards wide; Blue Grass and Rye Mix

America First Field

4.5 mi/7.2 km one-way — In Little Cottonwood Canyon, this trail leads first to an overlook with beautiful views down the canyon, then into a broad meadow and over a ridge to White Pine Lake. The trailhead is located on the south side of Little Cottonwood Road about 5.5 miles up the canyon, (about .7 miles below Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort). There is a parking area, but slow down when you get close, as it’s easy to miss.From the parking lot, walk along the wide service road (closed to vehicles) about 1.25 miles to the overlook. Another .75 miles gets you to the meadow—a good place for a break and a snack. You can turn around here for a round-trip of only 4 miles or continue on the trail for another 2.5 miles to get to the lake (a 9 mile round-trip excursion).

White Pine Overlook & Lake

More than 400 hands-on exhibits make the Museum of Natural Curiosity one of the most interactive museums in the state. Explore Rainforest and Kidopolis, where hidden treasures and secret passageways challenge the adventurous and engage the young at heart. Science and nature come alive in the Discovery Garden and in Water Works, where interacting with wind, water, and earth will expand your understanding of the natural world. Check out the rotating Innovation Gallery for a brand-new experience with each visit. The options are endless for curious minds of all ages at the Museum of Natural Curiosity.

Currently, at the Innovation Gallery, check out [Mission Aerospace](https://thanksgivingpoint.org/museum-of-natural-curiosity-displays-mission-aerospace-exhibit/)! Learn about the history of flight, navigation, and exploration. With stations where individuals can design and construct their own plane or rocket and an interactive maze with aviation facts, NASA history, and puzzles, you won't want to miss this!

See the museum from above with a Canopy Tour! This high-ropes course is suspended over 40 feet in the air and is a great challenge.

Museum of Natural Curiosity

Utah’s newest soccer club, the Real Monarchs is kicking off its inaugural season at America First Field. The Monarchs are a second division professional squad that bridge the gap between Major League Soccer’s Real Salt Lake and the club’s highly-lauded academy at the Grande Sports complex in Arizona. Real Monarchs have a 14 game home schedule and individual tickets can be purchased for as little as $12. Embrace the Future and come experience the Real Monarchs at Rio Tinto Stadium.

Visit www.realmonarchs.com or call 801.727.2700 to purchase your tickets! America First Field is located on 9256 South, State Street in Sandy Utah.

Real Monarchs

Travel back in time and explore what life was like over 65 million years ago in the Museum of Ancient Life! With 60 complete dinosaur skeletons, this museum has one of the world’s largest displays of mounted dinosaurs. More than 50 hands-on exhibits, like the Erosion Table and the Quarry Dig, make interacting with pre-history easier than ever before. You can even watch our paleontologists and volunteers unearth a 150-million-year-old Barosaurus. Whether you come by day or by night, the Museum of Ancient Life is a lively adventure that you’ll never forget.

The amazing Eremotherium laurillardi, more commonly known as the Giant Ground Sloth, is now on display at the Museum of Ancient Life! This specimen was discovered alongside two other Giant Ground Sloths in 1975 in Daytona, Florida. After nearly 40 years of investigation, preparation, and sorting, this herbivore will be on display in the lobby of the Museum of Ancient Life until 2024.

#### Included in the Salt Lake Connect Attractions Pass

Mammoth Screen 3-D movie is not included in the Visit Salt Lake Connect Pass.

Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life

The Ashton Gardens is a botanical oasis in the Utah desert. Featuring 50 acres of stately gardens, grand lawns, and the largest manmade waterfall in America, the Gardens offer opportunities to reflect and rejuvenate in the wonders of the natural world.

The gardens are organized like rooms, with trees, shrubs, and grasses serving as living barriers between the 17 themed spaces. Whether you're feeding the Koi fish in the Monet Pond, enjoying a picnic lunch in the Rose Garden, or stumbling into the Secret Garden, there's beauty to be found with every step.

This summer, a prehistoric adventure comes to life at the Ashton Gardens. Wander through the misty[Dinosaur Island](http://thanksgivingpoint.org/dinosaur-island/), where animatronic dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes lurk in the vegetation. Hear the roars of 27 different dinos, cross paths with gentle giants, and even navigate through a fight between a T-rex and a Triceratops. With programs, activities, and more planned throughout the summer, this thrilling expedition will captivate all ages. Can you escape from Dinosaur Island?

Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point

The 2009 Major League Soccer Champions and 2010 CONCACAF Champions League Finalists. For more information call or visit our Web site.

Real Salt Lake

The Corner Canyon Trail System is a fantastic recreational area near Salt Lake City that is mainly used for mountain biking but also allows foot traffic, dogs, and horseback riding. The trail system is butted up against the Wasatch mountains in the city of Draper in the southeast corner of the Salt Lake Valley. Tucked between developments is a free and wide open swath of doubletrack and singletrack to explore without having to leave the suburbs. With its low altitude, the riding season starts earlier and lasts longer than many Wasatch mountain biking trails. The average difficulty of the trails is moderate with a few more technical sections, meaning this is a place that everyone who loves to ride should try.

Corner Canyon Trail System

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