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Tee Time in Utah County Nestled between the sparkling waters of Utah Lake and the towering Wasatch Front, Utah County offers some of the most scenic golf in the West. From championship courses in Lehi to peaceful public greens in Provo, this region blends mountain air, open fairways, and year-round
From Peaks to Parks The Ultimate Fall Road Trip Across Utah With summer having given way to fall, Utah has transformed into a living painting of gold, amber, and crimson. Crisp mountain air mingles with the earthy scent of changing leaves, and the state’s diverse landscapes—from towering alpine peaks to
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If there’s one thing Nevada golfers know, it’s this: no getaway is complete without top-tier fairways paired with full-service resort amenities. Just an hour north of Las Vegas lies Mesquite, a scenic desert oasis that’s home to some of the state’s finest golf. No destination embodies that blend of leisure
Duck Creek Village, located in Kane County on Cedar Mountain’s edge in the Dixie National Forest, is known as a gateway to massive recreational options from hiking to fishing and everything in between.. Duck Creek Village is not a large place—just a scattering of cabins, lodges, and shops stretching less
Visiting Grafton Ghost Town is like stepping into a time capsule nestled in the rugged beauty of southern Utah. It is a quiet, stunning, and historically rich extension of any Zion National Park visit. Its rugged ruins, pioneer cemetery, restored buildings, and cinematic legacy transport you to the 19th‑century frontier.
Central Utah is known for its rugged natural beauty, small towns, and strong sense of rural community. You will find everything from high mountain ranges (like the Wasatch Plateau and Fishlake National Forest) to red rock canyons, sagebrush deserts, and open valleys. The area is quieter and less developed than
Read the 2025 June edition, now available to read for free. Read about a regional trip to the ONLY TPC Course in Mexico at TPC Danzante Bay, golf in eastern Utah and family friendly options in your backyard. Plus. Vegas’ best golf and culinary event is calling, set for September
Eastern Utah is a region known for its dramatic landscapes, outdoor recreation opportunities, and rich Native American and pioneer history. It is less populated than the western side of the state, offering more remote, wild terrain. Much of Eastern Utah is part of the Colorado Plateau, featuring red rock formations,
