Explore Utah's rich outdoors through the vast and desolate drives found between the beautiful and naturally occurring landscapes. Luckily, most of the drives are not just endless stretches but those filled with majestic sightseeing opportunities.
The lonely 75-mile stretch of Highway 89 transverses through the open landscapes marked by rainbow sandstone cliffs, elevated ridges spotted with pinon pine and juniper. Slow down and explore the backroads and trails to the hidden wonders of southern Utah. Discover the dramatic canyons and scattered ranches hosting the pronghorn antelope and coyotes.
Experience an adrenaline rush with the 4,500 feet elevation of the 51-mile long Scenic Byway 143 that ascends over the lofty Markagunt Plateau. The road passes through the six life zones of Utah. Take a minute and appreciate the ancient lava flows, rock art from Native Americans, and the bright meadows covered by stretches of wildflowers.
Get a glimpse of the amazing views of Utah from Mount Timpanogos and its dynamic terrain. The short stretch from the charming Sundance Mountain gives you one of the unique views of the maple oak, which combine a spectrum of color in the months leading to winter.
The average cost for a rental in Utah is usually around $349 and $561 per night.
in Utah, large groups should look for House rental since they usually fit 11 guests.
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