Cottonwood Things to Do

High on the rocky slopes of American Fork Canyon, in the shadows of Mount Timpanogos (Utah's Wasatch Range), sit three spectacular limestone caves. Each cavern offers a myriad of colors and formations. As visitors journey towar... more

Located in the Walker Center downtown, next to Kinkos, this recent addition is catching on with the locals. Come in early between 3p to 8p and get half off of all bar fare, or play a game of pool for free. Thanks to the nightly... more

From the champagne corks affixed to the ceiling to the bright pink bathrooms, this club is impressive and playfully decorated. The club has comfortable overstuffed chairs to lounge in, as well as a vast dance floor. The dress c... more

This spacious restaurant and pub in Sugar House has a long bar along one side, a row of booths and six TVs for comfortable viewing. Most patrons are happy just sitting and schmoozing in the booths, but there are pool tables as... more

Located on the outskirts of downtown Salt Lake City, the Salt Lake Roasting Company serves up hot brews and fresh baked goods to a mixed clientèle. The two-storey cafe boasts a casual decor. Guests sip lattes indoors at wooden... more

Because The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints encourages its members to trace their genealogical histories, many visitors to Salt Lake City spend considerable time in this interactive computer center and its more deta... more

Park City Historic Main Street has been a 19th century thoroughfare, a premier shopping area since merchants set up shops catering to the town's founding miners. Shops, restaurants, bars and recreational service providers crowd... more

Located just 25 miles southeast of the city, this Cottonwood Canyon resort bills itself as a family-friendly resort. Catering to young families and snowboarding enthusiasts, Brighton Ski Resort's low lift pass prices, high alti... more

Great Salt Lake State Park has been popular with bathers since the Mormon Pioneers first arrived in the basin in the middle of the 19th century. Although no swimming ability is necessary (the high salt content of the water keep... more

Tour the Beehive House and discover the story of family life in the 1800s. The house was built in 1854 and was home to Brigham Young when he was President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He was also governor... more