Beyond the beautiful and well-known attractions in Utah, lie some of Utah's best-kept secrets — the hidden gems and unusual attractions that add a touch of magic to our beautiful state.
The Tree of Utah (Tree of Life)
Venture into the Bonneville Salt Flats to find the surreal "Tree of Utah." This 87-foot-tall, brightly colored sculpture emerges from the desolate landscape.
Hole N' The Rock
Head into the red rock canyons near Moab to discover the extraordinary home carved into a massive rock by Albert Christensen. Hole N" The Rock is a unique residence and trading post.
Mystic Hot Springs
Take a trip to Monroe and soak in the tranquility of Mystic Hot Springs. Nestled in the mountains, these terraced pools are adorned with vintage bathtubs and offer a serene retreat with a quirky touch.
Gilgal Gardens
Take a stroll through Gilgal Gardens in Salt Lake City, where sculptures and carvings create a beautiful scene. This hidden gem pays tribute to the city's pioneer history with a mix of creativity.
Newspaper Rock State Historic Monument
Travel to the southeastern part of the state to witness Newspaper Rock's ancient petroglyphs. This remarkable site features a vast panel of rock art, telling stories from various Native American cultures.
Fantasy Canyon:
Fantasy Canyon is located near Vernal. Erosion has sculpted the rocks into fantastical shapes, creating an alien-like environment that sparks the imagination.
The Cosmic Ashtray
Explore the Cosmic Ashtray in the San Rafael Swell. This unique geological formation resembles a massive, overturned ashtray and offers a surreal setting for hikers.
Nine Mile Canyon
Utah's "longest art gallery" at Nine Mile Canyon, renowned for its extensive collection of ancient rock art and petroglyphs. This remote canyon is a testament to the enduring connection between humans and the landscape.
The Spiral Jetty
Visit the artistry of Robert Smithson's Spiral Jetty, a massive earthwork sculpture that emerges from the shores of the Great Salt Lake.