46 state parks, historic sites and recreation areas in Utah

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• Anasazi State Park MuseumAn Ancestral Puebloan village occupied from about A.D. 1050 to 1200, and one of the largest communities west…
• Antelope Island State ParkThe largest island in the Great Salt Lake, reached by a two-lane causeway and home to free-ranging bison…
• Bear Lake State ParkCalcium carbonate suspended in the water gives this 20-mile lake its startling aqua colour, and sandy beaches…
• Camp Floyd State Park MuseumWhere the U.S. Army, Mormon pioneers, stagecoach passengers and the Pony Express all crossed paths. Buchanan…
• Coral Pink Sand Dunes State ParkA shifting sea of coral-pink sand, funnelled into dunes by wind accelerating through the notch between the…
• Dead Horse Point State ParkA high desert point above a vast landscape of canyons, with sunrises and sunsets that set the canyon walls…
• Deer Creek State ParkA Bureau of Reclamation reservoir built in the late 1930s for the Provo River Project, half an hour from…
• East Canyon State ParkA reservoir among the mountains of northeastern Utah, good for boating, fishing and camping and thick with…
• Echo State ParkEcho Reservoir, built by the Bureau of Reclamation in the 1930s to irrigate the valley below and long since…
• Edge of the Cedars State Park MuseumThe largest collection of Ancestral Puebloan pottery on display in the Four Corners, beside a village its…
• Escalante Petrified Forest State ParkNature trails climb through a petrified forest above Wide Hollow Reservoir, built in 1954 to irrigate the…
• Flight Park State Recreation AreaKnown worldwide as one of the best training sites for hang gliding and paragliding, run in partnership with…
• Fred Hayes State Park at StarvationA sprawling reservoir with four primitive and two developed campgrounds, plenty of them secluded. Beyond the…
• Fremont Indian State Park and MuseumThe largest known Fremont Indian village, uncovered during the construction of Interstate 70 and now…
• Frontier Homestead State Park MuseumCedar City's pioneer and early industrial history, told through an extensive horse-drawn wagon collection, a…
• Goblin Valley State ParkA valley of squat sandstone hoodoos — the goblins — so strange the landscape is routinely compared to Mars…
• Goosenecks State ParkA small park on the rim of a canyon 1,000 feet above one of the most striking entrenched river meanders in…
• Great Salt Lake State ParkA marina on the south shore of the Great Salt Lake, home port of the Great Salt Lake Yacht Club, with views…
• Green River State ParkShade under tall cottonwoods and a nine-hole golf course on the bank of the Green River, which runs nearly…
• Gunlock State ParkA red rock reservoir 15 miles northwest of St. George, with warm summer water, a mild winter and seasonal…
• Historic Union Pacific Rail TrailNearly 30 miles of former railbed running from the Wasatch Mountains near Park City, across the wetland…
• Huntington State ParkA warm-water lake completed in 1966 for Emery County irrigation and recreation, and a local secret for…
• Hyrum State ParkA Cache Valley reservoir with camping, boating and fishing close to Logan. Its campground and day-use areas…
• Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle State ParkUtah's off-highway vehicle park, with four separate tracks plus a 50 track, tabletops and banked turns, open…
• Jordanelle State ParkA large reservoir in the Wasatch Back whose Hailstone Recreation Area carries an eight-lane boat ramp, a…
• Kodachrome Basin State ParkSixty-seven monolithic sedimentary pipes rise out of sandstone layers recording 180 million years. A 1948…
• Lost Creek State ParkDesignated a state park in 2021 and still largely undeveloped: a boat ramp, a primitive campground and vault…
• Millsite State ParkA reservoir on the Ferron Watershed Project, completed in 1970 where an older dam once served a flour mill…
• Otter Creek State ParkA prime fishery and a quiet base for ATV riders, with three trails including the Paiute Trail System running…
• Palisade State ParkA resort lake Daniel B. Funk built in the 1860s by damming part of Sixmile Creek, on land he obtained from…
• Piute State ParkA primitive, quiet park on the cliffs of the Sevier Plateau, where anglers come for trophy rainbow, cutthroat…
• Quail Creek State ParkSome of the warmest water in Utah and a mild winter, which keeps boaters and anglers coming all year. The…
• Red Fleet State ParkA short hike leads to dinosaur tracks pressed into Nugget sandstone more than 200 million years ago. Boat and…
• Rockport State ParkFive developed and primitive campgrounds around a northern Utah reservoir, good for fishing, boating and…
• Sand Hollow State ParkWarm blue water against red sandstone, and the dunes of Sand Mountain next door for off-highway riding. Boat…
• Scofield State ParkHigh in the Manti-La Sal Mountains, with two campgrounds near the reservoir — Mountain View sits on a terrace…
• Snow Canyon State Park7,400 acres of red Navajo sandstone, ancient lava flows and dunes north of St. George, best seen on foot, by…
• Steinaker State ParkCamping, boating, swimming and OHV riding around a reservoir fed by a canal from Ashley Creek — one of the…
• Territorial Statehouse State Park MuseumUtah's oldest surviving government building, and the south wing of a capitol Brigham Young began at Fillmore…
• This Is The Place Heritage Park450 acres preserving the story of Utah's settlement, with more than 60 original or replica structures in its…
• Utah Field House of Natural History State Park MuseumEverything within 80 miles of Vernal is exposed geologic history, and this museum tells it with hands-on…
• Utah Lake State ParkOne of the largest freshwater lakes in the West, sitting in a valley that gets about 15 inches of rain a…
• Utahraptor State ParkOne of the largest dinosaur bone beds in North America, 15 miles northwest of Moab: over 5,500 bones from…
• Wasatch Mountain State ParkNearly 23,000 acres of alpine terrain set aside in 1961, with four 18-hole golf courses and miles of trail…
• Willard Bay State ParkA freshwater reservoir on the Great Salt Lake flood plain, held back by the 20-mile Arthur V. Watkins Dam 12…
• Yuba State ParkA reservoir built between 1902 and 1917 by local farmers and ranchers who had to raise the dam themselves or…

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• Alabama22
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