Endless Holiday

If you live in Salt Lake City and are planning a trip to Las Vegas, consider making a slow and leisurely journey to your destination that includes these fantastic stops along the way:

Park City

To begin your picturesque road trip, veer off to Park City, Utah for the countrified version of your hometown. Far from merely a ski village – although you may wish to enjoy some skiing along the way–Park City has undergone a dazzling transformation over the past decade and is now a year-round recreational paradise. Along with winter sports, enjoy a day of rafting, hiking, mountain biking, flyfishing, golfing and horseback riding. The city embodies the perfect blend of early 19th-century charm and modern convenience.

Cedar City

Cedar City and Brian Head offer a celebrated balance of Utah’s arts and culture, and rugged outdoor adventure. Parades, festivals, art exhibits, and outstanding parks pepper the area, and its historic downtown section boasts exceptional shopping and dining. This welcoming, vibrant community has something for everyone, and for this reason, deserves a spot on your “take the long way” tour.

St. George and Zion National Park

St. George, Utah, is a spectacular city that’s renowned for its stunning red sandstone cliffs. Zion National Park is located nearby, which is Utah’s oldest park, spanning more than 200 square miles. Exciting outdoor recreation is the name of the game here, so whether you’re a hiking or rock-climbing enthusiast, or you express your love of the outdoors through photography, these captivating terrains are sure to earn your undivided attention.

Boulder City

Boulder city’s popularity is not surprising when you consider the vast array of activities and attractions this colorful area boasts. From guided tours completed via watercraft, to the Nevada State Railroad Museum and the Boulder City Antique Market, there’s always something new and interesting to do. If you’re not sure where to start, Hoover Dam is a failsafe option. Don’t forget to visit the local art galleries and mom-and-pop haberdasheries as well, which abound in this charming but sophisticated city.

Next stop: Las Vegas, Nevada. (And you know what to do there!) To make your getaway extra fun, go back home the way you came to experience the sights and sounds you couldn’t squeeze in the first time. You’ll never run out of new experiences on this fun and fabulous scenic route.