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This midwestern state claims to have “The Greatest Snow on Earth,” so much so that it put the slogan on license plates in the mid-80s. Choose from wonderlands including Powder Mountain Ski Resort and Alta Ski Area when you’re ready to book your Utah ski vacation package.

Head for high-altitude wonderlands like Powder Mountain Ski Resort , which averages more than 500 inches of natural snow annually. “Pow Mow” has 154 runs for all capabilities and is around an hour north of Salt Lake City. Park City Mountain Resort , east of the capital, is the largest ski resort in the U.S. with 7,300 skiable acres and over 330 trails. Experience its legendary après-ski scene by enjoying a drink at The Umbrella Bar. Or, ski right up to the High West Saloon for a dram of Utah-made whiskey. With 118 runs and incredible backcountry terrain, Alta Ski Area is another popular destination around a 40-minute drive from the city. Day tickets here start from $113 for adults. Also check out Snowbird Ski Resort , Brian Head Ski Resort and Sundance Ski Resort for your Utah ski vacation package.

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Top reasons for your vacation to Utah

• Majestic Mountains : Utah's diverse and breathtaking landscape is adorned with majestic mountains, offering unparalleled skiing and snowboarding experiences.
• Natural Beauty : Explore picturesque national parks, tranquil lakes, and enchanting forests, immersing yourself in Utah's stunning natural beauty.
• Vibrant Dining and Shopping Scene : Indulge in delicious dining options and browse through boutique shops, experiencing Utah's vibrant dining and shopping scene.
• Family-Friendly Attractions : Utah's family-friendly atmosphere, natural parks, and picturesque lakes make it an ideal destination for all, offering a memorable experience for the whole family.
• World-Class Ski Resorts : Utah's ski vacation package is complete with world-class ski resorts, exhilarating slopes, breathtaking views, and cozy mountain lodges.

Book a Package and Save Money on Your Utah Vacation

A travel package combines flights with hotels or car rental, making it convenient to book everything in one place. It saves time and potentially saves money as well. With customizable options, you can tailor the package to fit your preferences and budget. Expedia's price and theme filters ensure you find a great deal for your Utah ski vacation.

Booking a ski vacation package in Utah is the perfect idea for your vacation. With its stunning natural parks, friendly people, and family-friendly amenities, Utah offers an unforgettable ski experience. Plus, you can enjoy hiking, shopping, dining, and exploring charming cafes, all while surrounded by breathtaking nature and picturesque lakes.

How to Save Money on a Vacation to Utah

• Take advantage of Expedia's OneKey program to earn points and save money on your ski vacation package to Utah.
• Consider booking your flights, accommodations, and car rentals together through Expedia to access discounted rates.
• Save on local transport by using public buses or shuttles instead of renting a car, especially if you're staying at a ski resort with convenient transportation options.
• Look for discounted ski lift tickets and equipment rentals through Expedia's partnership with local ski resorts.
• Save money on activities and sightseeing by researching and booking in advance, as many attractions offer discounted prices for online bookings.

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Utah offers a range of exciting areas for a ski vacation. Park City is known for its world-class ski resorts and vibrant Main Street. Salt Lake City provides access to multiple ski resorts and a bustling downtown. Ogden offers a historic downtown and proximity to ski resorts. And for a quieter getaway, check out the charming towns of Heber City or Midway.

• Park City : Experience the perfect blend of skiing, live music, and entertainment in Park City. With its vibrant festivals, theaters, and opera houses, this area offers a unique atmosphere. Enjoy thrilling snowboarding and biking adventures, indulge in delicious dining options, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere.
• Sandy : Sandy is a great choice for a ski vacation with its picturesque lakes and beautiful churches. Enjoy the thrill of skiing and soccer, visit the stunning cathedral, and explore the aquarium. With its family-friendly attractions and football matches, Sandy offers a memorable experience for all.
• Alta : Discover the natural beauty of Alta with its breathtaking mountains, serene lakes, and enchanting forests. This area is a paradise for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the captivating scenery, go hiking, camping, and embark on exciting excursions in nature's playground.

Explore the best places to visit in Utah

Utah offers a perfect ski vacation package vacation with a unique combination of stunning natural beauty and world-class ski resorts. Enjoy exhilarating slopes, breathtaking views, and cozy mountain lodges. After a day on the slopes, explore charming towns with friendly locals, indulge in delicious dining options, and browse through boutique shops. Utah's family-friendly atmosphere, natural parks, and picturesque lakes make it an ideal destination for all. Unwind at cozy cafes while taking in the scenic views of this remarkable state.

• Snowbird Ski Resort : Experience the thrill of skiing and snowboarding in the picturesque mountains of Snowbird. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking scenery and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Indulge in delicious craft beer at the resort's breweries and take in the serene beauty of the nearby lake. Explore the surrounding forests and go hiking to discover hidden natural wonders. Don't miss the exciting festivals that take place throughout the year, offering a unique cultural experience.
• Park City Mountain Resort : Enjoy world-class skiing and snowboarding in the lively atmosphere of Park City. Immerse yourself in the vibrant festivals and live music events that bring the mountain to life. Delight in the entertainment options, including theater and opera performances. Embrace the family-friendly atmosphere and go biking on the scenic trails. Experience the thrill of winter sports while surrounded by the stunning mountain views.
• Brian Head Ski Resort : Escape to the sunny desert and enjoy thrilling snowboarding and skiing adventures at Brian Head. Marvel at the majestic mountain vistas and bask in the sunny weather. Engage with the friendly locals and participate in exciting excursions. Explore the beautiful hiking trails and immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere during the annual festivals. Take advantage of the biking opportunities and experience the unique charm of Brian Head.

Best months to visit Utah

Utah boasts a year-around average temperature of 42.1°F, peaking at 64.9°F in July, its warmest month, and dipping to an average low of 22.3°F in January, the coolest. Rainfall averages at 114.6mm annually, with December seeing the heaviest showers and July being the driest month.

Planning your Utah ski vacation

What are some things i should consider when booking a utah ski trip package.

Yes, you want pristine powder and perfect runs, but take a moment to consider how close you want to be to the slopes, what extras you want from your resort, and—of course—how much après ski you intend to indulge in.

How can I find cheap Utah ski packages?

Right now, ski trips start at just $282. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

Can I book a beginner ski package in Utah?

Yes! Head for the green runs—wide, sweeping slopes—for a gentle introduction to snow life in Utah. Book lessons so you can gear up to take on the rest of the mountain with confidence. Après awaits for all after an eventful day in the snow.

How much does a ski trip to Utah cost?

Sensational ski trips to Utah start from $282. Use the budget filter to find powder at your perfect price. As always, prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms may apply.

When’s the best time of year to plan a ski trip to Utah?

The best time to hit the slopes in Utah depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re all about powder-packed pistes and brilliant blue-sky skiing conditions, aim for the middle of the season. Alternatively, if you’re willing to take a chance on start or end of season snow, you’ll bag much cheaper prices —just make sure there’s a spa or après bar to shelter in on white-out days.

Can I book Utah ski packages with airfare?

Save money on your snow time by booking your accommodation, airfare, and car rental in a brilliant bundle. It’s both convenient and cash-flow friendly.

Can I book a Utah ski trip with free cancellation and/or flexible dates?

Flexibility is always a bonus when you’re flying down the slopes—and it makes for an easier booking process, too. Check the payment option filter to find trips with free cancellation as well as buy now, pay later options.

Why should I book a ski package in Utah with Expedia?

Simple search and fantastic filters make it easy to find, build, and book your dream Utah ski vacation in just a few clicks. It’s ‘snow’ joke, it really is that easy.

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Utah Ski Deals

Experiencing The Greatest Snow on Earth® doesn’t have to break the bank. From the Rocky Mountains in the north to the southern red rock country, there’s a Utah ski resort for every budget.

Looking for a family-friendly resort that offers additional activities? Check out Cherry Peak Resort or Woodward Park City. For unique red-rock landscapes, Brian Head Resort won’t disappoint. If you want to work on your skills weekly, Powder Mountain and Nordic Valley have lower costs and smaller crowds. Utah ski resorts deliver no matter what ski experience you want. 

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Discount Lift Tickets

The easiest way to save money on lift tickets? Purchase in advance. On average, guests save 30 percent on lift tickets (at most resorts) by purchasing them in advance through the resort website. Ski and board during the week — instead of weekends or holidays — to avoid crowds and get an even better price. 

Discounts by Ski Resort

Alta: Save with online rates for peak and non-peak day passes and discounted deals for afternoon ski sessions (12:30-4:30 p.m. or 2:30-4:30 p.m).

Beaver Mountain: Discounted tickets are available for seniors age 70 and up, kids under 11 and active, reserve, retired and veteran military service members. The All-Day Surface Lift pass is excellent for first-time skiers/beginners and provides unlimited access to two lifts for a full day. 

Brian Head: Night skiing and half-day tickets are available at a discounted rate. Night skiing hours are 4 p.m.-9 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Half-day lift ticket hours are 10 a.m.-1 p.m. or 1 p.m.-4 p.m. on weekdays and 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. or 1 p.m.-4:30 p.m. on weekends.

Brighton: Discounted lift tickets are available for half-day, twilight and night skiing. Additional discounts are available for active military service members. Kids 10 and under can ski and ride free with a pass-holding/paying adult. 

Cherry Peak: Discounted rates are available for half-day skiing and night skiing. Children under five ski/ride for free and student discounts are available with a valid school photo ID. 

Deer Valley: Discounted lift ticket rates are available for afternoon half-day skiing. Seniors over 65, children (ages five to 12) and tots (four and under) receive discounted rates. A 25% discount is available for active, reserve or retired military personnel with a valid ID. Beginner-level skiers of all ages can purchase single-day tickets for as low as $65.

Eagle Point: Discounted rates are available for youth (ages seven to 17) and seniors (65 and up).  Military discounts of 15% are available with proper identification. 

Nordic Valley: Purchase tickets as low as $19 if you visit the resort on an off-peak weekday.

Park City: Discounted lift tickets are available for weekday, off-peak skiing. Additional discounts are available for kids (five to 12) and seniors (65 and up). Bundle lift tickets and lodging to get 15% off and maximize your savings.

Powder Mountain: Save $25 on day and night tickets by purchasing them online in advance. A 35% day ticket discount is available for active duty, guard, reserve or retired service members and their dependents. Children under six and adults over 75 receive free ride tickets. 

Snowbasin: Save $20 on single or multi-day lift tickets when you buy online a week in advance or $10 by purchasing one day in advance. Discounts are available for youth (ages five to 12) and seniors (65 and up). Kids four and under are free with a paying adult. First-timer? Snowbasin’s Learn & Earn program offers three lift tickets, three lessons, season-long rental equipment and a season pass for the remainder of the season upon program completion for $749.

Snowbird: Purchase your full/half-day lift tickets in advance for the best available rate. Discounted tickets are available for youth (seven to 12) and seniors (65 and up). Children under six are free with a paying adult. Guests who visit with a season pass holder can use the friends & family discount. 

Solitude Ski Resort: Purchase tickets online for anywhere from $10 to $30 off. Discounts are available online for youth (ages five to seven), juniors (ages eight to 12) and seniors (65 and up). Beginner tickets, night skiing tickets and military discounts are only available at the ticket window.  

Sundance: Discounted lift tickets are available for afternoon half-day or night-only skiing. Discounts are also available for kids in the beginner area (age six and up) and seniors (age 65 and up). Kids five and under ski and ride free.

Woodward Park City: All-day lift tickets for adults (ages six and up) range from $40 to $70 depending on the day of the week/peak season. All Access Passes for kids under six range from $20 to $35, and they include indoor and lift access. All-access passes (includes ski lift, indoor hub and tubing) are also available at great rates for adults and kids.

Utah Ski Resorts

Multi-mountain passes.

Skiing and snowboarding can get spendy. But that doesn’t have to keep you from enjoying your favorite sport. With various  multi-mountain passes available in Utah, here are some options that will give you the best bang for your buck. Tip: Save even more on some passes when you purchase extra early — think spring.

Multi-Mountain Pass Details

Sa lt Lake  Ski Super Pass : Want direct-to-lift access to Salt Lake County’s world-class ski resorts? The Salt Lake Ski Super Pass is an RFID card with discounted lift tickets, public transit fare and rental discounts to Alta, Brighton, Snowbird and Solitude. 

Alta-Bird Season Pass:   The Alta-Bird pass provides unlimited access to Snowbird and Alta, with discounts on Alta chairlift access and no blackout dates. 

Indy Pass : Provides access to Utah’s “independent” resorts: Powder Mountain, Beaver Mountain and Eagle Point Resort. The Indy Pass also includes ski day options at 180+ resorts across the United States, Canada and Japan.

Power Pass:   Power Passes provide access to Brian Head Resort and Nordic Valley in Utah, and six partner resorts in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. 

Yeti Pass: Experience Utah from the Bear River Mountains to the Red Rocks in Southern Utah. The Yeti Pass gives you one day at each of Utah’s 15 world-class ski resorts. This pass is perfect for parents with kids in the 4th, 5th and 6th-grade ski program. (See below.) 

Ikon Pass: The ultimate ski pass, especially for those who travel. The IKON Pass provides access to 47 resorts across the globe. It offers unlimited days at Solitude, seven days at Deer Valley, Brighton and Snowbasin and seven shared days between Alta and Snowbird. 

Epic Pass: Available for resorts throughout the United States, Canada and internationally. You can use your Epic Pass at Park City Mountain Resorts. 

Reciprocal Pass: Purchase a season pass to Brian Head, Sundance or Beaver Mountain and receive three free ski days at partner resorts.

Mountain Collective:   The pass offers access to 24 resorts internationally, ranging from Banff Sunshine in Canada, Mt. Buller in Australia, Chamonix in France and Utah’s own Alta, Snowbasin and Snowbird. 

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"Tip: Save even more on some passes when you purchase extra early — think spring."

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Kids and Family Passes

Need ski passes for the whole family? There are plenty of great packages for families and kids at Utah’s resorts.

Snowbird's Kids Freeloader Pass :  Purchase a qualifying Summit Adult, Senior or Military Pass and receive one Kids Freeloader Pass with unlimited access to Snowbird for kids 18 & under.

Brighton Family Packaging: Family Packaging allows you to bundle passes for a discounted rate. Participants must live in the same house and the group must have at least one adult and one child/youth. You can bundle this with a Brighton Unlimited Pass or Brighton Platinum Pass. 

Power Kids Pass: Kids 12 and under can receive a free Power Kids season pass for unlimited skiing and riding at all Power Pass resorts, including Utah’s Brian Head and Nordic Valley. 

Epic SchoolKids:   The Epic SchoolKids Utah Pack provides five free days of skiing and riding at Park City. 

Ski Utah’s 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Passport:   For just $69, 4th, 5th and 6th graders nationwide receive 45 ski and snowboard days at all 15 Utah ski resorts. Price increases to $89 after December 1.

Shops and Swaps

Ski shop discounts.

Locals typically stop at ski and recreation stores — even grocery stores — in the Salt Lake Valley for discount lift tix (and coffee) on their way up the mountain.

Ski ‘N See Ski & Snowboard: Stop in at one of 14 retail locations to purchase the Salt Lake Ski Super Pass for Alta, Brighton, Snowbird or Solitude. Individual discount passes are available for Brighton and Solitude.

AJ Motion Sports: Discount lift tickets are available for Alta, Brighton, Solitude and Snowbird at this ski shop in Sandy, Utah.

Canyon Sports: Discount lift tickets are available for Brighton and Solitude at this ski shop in Salt Lake City.

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Want to save some serious money on gear? Check out a  local gear swap.  Ski gear swaps are hosted statewide and usually kick off around September/October. 

Salt Lake County

• Snowbird Sports Education Foundation Ski and Snowboard Swap
• Utah SkiMo’s Annual Ski Swap
• Lone Pine Gear Exchange
• Black Diamond
• Salt Lake Valley Ski Swap 
• St. Lawrence Thrift Store
• Alta Community Enrichment (ACE) Ski Swap
• The Utah Nordic Alliance XC Ski Swap

Weber and Davis County

• Weber State Gear Sale and Swap 
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• Ogden Ski Swap 
• Nordic Valley Ski Swap

Summit County 

• National Ability Center Gear Sale
• Park City Ski Swap

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• St. George Ski Swap

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• Cache Valley Ski Swap
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• Level Nine Sports Ski Swap and Tent Sale

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Utah is a skier's dream come true, with an unparalleled concentration of major ski destinations waiting to be explored. Whether you plan a week-long vacation or opt for the extraordinary Ski Utah Interconnect Tour, there's nothing quite like it in North America. Imagine experiencing six Utah resorts and the breathtaking backcountry that links them, all in a single day. This 40-kilometer tour, guided by experienced experts, leads you through the backcountry from Deer Valley Resort to Snowbird, taking full advantage of each resort's chairlifts.

Spectacular views, bountiful powder, and an unforgettable adventure await you as you traverse Deer Valley Resort, Park City Mountain, Solitude, Brighton, Alta, and Snowbird. For those who cherish skiing diversity, Utah offers an unmatched experience. With the convenience of switching between resorts, every day brings a fresh challenge. Get ready to experience the very best of skiing and snowboarding in a landscape that seems tailor-made for winter sports enthusiasts | ski utah.com 

Salt Lake City is where winter magic meets modern sophistication. Nestled beneath snow-capped peaks, this vibrant urban center offers something truly unique. With four world-class ski resorts just a stone's throw away from downtown, Salt Lake is a haven for powder lovers. These resorts, including Alta, Snowbird, Brighton, and Solitude, receive over 13 meters of snow annually, setting the stage for unforgettable skiing adventures. The Ski City Super Pass lets you access these resorts with ease, offering discounted rates and convenient public transit. But Salt Lake is more than just a ski destination; it's a dynamic metropolis with a thriving après-ski scene, world-class dining, and cultural experiences that will captivate your senses. Skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts of all levels will find endless acreage to explore, from the legendary slopes of Alta and Snowbird to the family-friendly terrain of Brighton and Solitude. After a day on the slopes, immerse yourself in the city's lively arts, culture, and culinary delights. Whether you crave adventure or relaxation, Salt Lake has it all | visitsaltlake.com

Heber Valley, a winter paradise like no other, beckons you to experience its unique blend of outdoor adventure and alpine charm. Situated between two world-class ski resorts and a short drive from the Salt Lake City International Airport, this majestic mountain destination offers a gateway to year-round recreation and natural splendor. Beyond the skiing opportunities at Deer Valley Resort and the breathtaking views at Sundance Mountain Resort, Heber Valley's enchanting alpine village will captivate your heart. The backdrop of the stunning Wasatch Back mountains sets the stage for endless outdoor activities, from snowshoeing to cross-country skiing, snow tubing, and biathlon. In the heart of the village, you'll find superb dining options and après-ski experiences that will make your visit truly memorable. But it's not just about skiing and dining in Heber Valley. The Midway Ice Castle, with its mesmerizing LED-lit ice sculptures, and the unique hot spring, Utah Crater, promise one-of-a-kind experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the historic Heber Valley Railroad, embark on Blue Ribbon fly fishing adventures, or rev up the excitement with snowmobiling. All of this unfolds against a magnificent mountain backdrop, easily accessible by plane or car. Heber Valley is more than a winter destination; it's a realm of special moments and cherished memories, making it a highly sought-after destination for those seeking a truly exceptional winter adventure. | gohebervalley.com

Welcome to the magnificent state of Utah, a land like no other, where natural wonders and world-class skiing converge with breathtaking ease. In Utah, you'll discover a landscape marked by awe-inspiring hoodoos, towering rock arches, and majestic canyons that beckon explorers from around the globe. What's truly remarkable is the accessibility of this pristine wilderness. Just minutes from the hip and vibrant downtown of Salt Lake City, you'll find the Salt Lake City International Airport, your gateway to a skier's paradise. Here, Utah boasts an impressive lineup of 15 major ski resort destinations, with no fewer than 10 of them within a mere hour's drive from the airport. Utah is renowned for its record-breaking snowfalls, with resorts like Alta accumulating an astonishing 22 meters of the finest powder last season. Without a doubt, Utah can confidently lay claim to having The Greatest Snow on Earth®. As you prepare to embark on your Utah adventure, be prepared for a world of skiing and snowboarding experiences like no other. With an abundance of terrain and stunning mountain vistas, you'll be spoiled for choice. And remember, Utah is not just about outdoor bliss; it's also a thriving cultural hub with a burgeoning culinary scene. So whether you're an adrenaline junkie or a city explorer, Utah is your perfect destination | visitutah.com

Park City, a winter wonderland where adventure and charm intertwine, awaits your arrival. World-class ski resorts like Park City Mountain and Deer Valley Resort offer pristine slopes for skiers of all levels. Beyond the mountains, historic Main Street beckons with festive lights, boutique shops, and endless dining options. The thrill of winter sports combines seamlessly with the warmth of a welcoming community. As the snow blankets the slopes, Park City transforms into a haven for winter enthusiasts. There's a myriad of activities to choose from, including fat biking, dog sledding, and experiencing The Greatest Snow on Earth®. For those who prefer a more laid-back winter, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing on scenic trails await. To up the adrenaline factor, don't miss the opportunity to try bobsledding at Utah Olympic Park or go tubing at Woodward Park City, home to Utah's only 22-foot halfpipe. Park City is not just a place to ski; it's a place to create unforgettable memories. Whether you're in search of adventure or a cozy mountain escape, Park City is the perfect winter destination | visitparkcity.com

Explore Utah with the IKON PASS:

Embark on your Utah ski adventure with the convenience of the Ikon Pass, your gateway to a world of exceptional ski experiences. The Ikon Pass offers access to some of Utah's most renowned ski resorts, allowing you to seamlessly explore this winter wonderland. Whether you're an avid skier or just getting started, the Ikon Pass opens the door to a diverse array of slopes, terrains, and breathtaking vistas.

With the Ikon Pass, you can carve your way through the legendary slopes of Utah's premier ski destinations, including:

• Deer Valley Resort
• Solitude Mountain Resort
• Alta Ski Area

Beyond the exhilarating slopes, you can immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and natural beauty of Utah. Discover the warmth of the charming alpine villages, indulge in world-class dining, and explore the state's unique après-ski scene. With the Ikon Pass, your Utah adventure is not just about skiing; it's about creating cherished memories in a destination where winter magic meets modern sophistication. So, get ready to make the most of your winter season with the Ikon Pass and uncover the unparalleled beauty and excitement that Utah's ski resorts have to offer.

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Slot canyons, auburn cliffs, alpine lakes, and more: you can experience the best utah has to offer on this 10-day road trip just for hikers..

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Utah is a land of hiking wonders. Within its borders, mountain peaks tower into the expansive blue sky, golden dunes shift in the wind, and rock sculptures and slot canyons become mesmerizing works of art.

Most visitors to the state unfortunately tend to stick to one route that ping-pongs between five national parks. And while destinations like Capitol Reef, Zion, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, and Arches are indeed worth the trip, there’s so much more to discover in the Beehive State.

So pack your backpack, dust off your tent, and hit the road for a road trip you won’t forget, complete with challenging dayhikes that can often be turned to overnighters, quiet campsites, and all the beauty you expect from such a geographically diverse state. Here is our itinerary for a seven-to-10-day hiker’s road trip through Utah .

First Stop: Ben Lomond

Camp: north fork campground, eden.

Sites at North Fork Park are first come, first serve (except for group sites, which require reservations ). There are fire pits, toilets, and running water at or near all of the 132 available sites that are scattered around the park—many of which are flanked by leafy deciduous trees. This campground not only offers a relaxing place to overnight before or after your hike, but also impressive views of the surrounding Wasatch mountains. Sites cost $30 per night for up to eight people. Read more about the campground here.

Hike: Ben Lomond via Cutler Trail, 9.4 miles

The trailhead for this steep, challenging hike is just a few minutes drive from your North Fork campsite. At 9.4 miles, the hike might not sound too intimidating, but this out-and-back trail is all uphill (for just over 3,600 feet), then all back down again, so don’t forget your trekking poles. Along the way you’ll get big views of surrounding peaks, including Mt. Ogden, soft valleys, rocky climbs, and emerald pines, plus rainbows of wildflowers in the spring. Much of the trail is exposed, but boy is it a sight to behold.

Second Stop: Mt. Timpanogos

Camp: mt. timpanogos campground, provo.

Located right off of State Route 92 (also known as the Alpine Loop Scenic Byway), this Provo campground is home to hundreds of aspen and fir trees. There are toilets, but no water or trash collection on site, so come prepared to leave no trace. Only 27 sites exist in this campground, so weekends can get crowded, and sites are first come, first serve from May 31 to June 7 in 2024, but stays on or after June 7 are reservable in advance on recreation.gov ($25 plus a reservation fee and taxes). The trailhead is mere steps away, meaning that early a.m. start or late finish won’t require any commute or parking stress.

Hike: Mt. Timpanogos Trail, 13.9 miles

Located in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest , this lengthy and often steep hike (expect close to 4,900 feet of elevation gain) can either be done as a dayhike if you manage to get an early start or as an overnight if you’d prefer to take your time and pitch a tent alongside one of the picture-perfect alpine lakes. On your way to the top, expect plenty of switchbacks, stream crossings, a waterfall, and maybe even a mountain goat or two if you’re lucky. You’ll hike past aptly named Emerald Lake and be treated to deep and wide views of the surrounding Wasatch mountains. During shoulder seasons, bring spikes as the summit—located at 11,749 feet—sees snow well before lower elevations and hangs onto it longer.

Third Stop: San Rafael Swell, Little Wild Horse Canyon

Camp: dispersed blm camping, hanksville.

From the Provo area, head south toward the San Rafael Swell and Goblin Valley State Park. But just before you get to the entrance station of the state park, turn east onto Wild Horse Road to stay in the Swell. There are several free dispersed BLM camping areas that are easily accessible without 4WD (no services) along the road leading to the trailhead parking lot, many of which are marked with informational signs and that offer very convenient—if fairly exposed—places to pitch your tent and relax post-hike. When camping in BLM lands, always leave no trace and pack out what you packed in.

Hike: Little Wild Horse Canyon and Bell Canyon Loop, 8.1 miles

Little Wild Horse Canyon, in conjunction with Bell Canyon, offers a scenic, 8-mile loop through slot canyons, along washes, and below colorful rock structures that rise to meet the clouds on every side. The whole hike will take between four to five hours to complete, leaving enough time to explore Goblin Valley State Park, too, if you’re feeling energetic. Or take your time and enjoy the unique photo ops between the frequently narrow canyon walls.

Fourth Stop: Bryce Canyon National Park, Riggs Spring Loop

Camp: dispersed camping, bryce canyon city.

From the Swell, travel south. (Take Route 12 for a very minor but extremely picturesque scenic detour through the pines and aspens of Dixie National Forest, above and through epic and expansive rocky canyons, and past dozens of dayhike options.) Once you reach Bryce Canyon, you can check out Sunset Campground within the park, but there are also at least half a dozen dispersed camping options nearby, including John’s Valley and Tom’s Best Spring, which offer free sites sans services. 

Hike: Riggs Spring Loop, 8.6 miles

Start at Rainbow Point at the very end of Bryce Canyon Scenic Drive to hike this banger of a trail full of views that will have you stopping to marvel at the landscape far more often than you ever thought possible. You’ll hike through a bit of pine forest, but mostly alongside majestic red-streaked cliffs, towering hoodoos, and expansive tree-carpeted valleys. Designated campgrounds are scattered along the trail, so if you want to split the hike into a multi-day adventure, you can ( permits required ).

Additional Recommendations:

Looking for more places to explore while you’re in Utah? These areas offer even more stunning views and experiences.

• Devil’s Garden Trail, Arches National Park : This 8-mile trail offers some challenging terrain and impressive views of less-visited arches throughout the national park.
• Death Hollow and Escalante River Trail, Box-Death Hollow Wilderness : For a 35-plus-mile hike that wends between canyons, along the river, and over rock formations, this challenging multi-day trail won’t disappoint.
• Navajo Lake Loop, Dixie National Forest : Hike around the lake among aspens and pines for 8.6 miles over an afternoon or make an overnight of it.
• Escalante, Utah : Stop in the town of Escalante on Route 12 for coffee and to stock up on supplies at Utah Canyon Outdoors and indulge in freshly made pizza at Escalante Mercantile.

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