Known for its natural diversity, Utah is home to sand dunes in the west and mountains with thriving pine forests in the north. Throughout the years, wind and rain have sculpted the soft sandstone in the scenic south to create majestic arches, bluffs, canyons and gullies in areas such as Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park.

Most spring and fall months in Utah experience mild temperatures with sunny skies. Winter temperatures allow for brisk, cold weather with snow that seems to fall just in the right places. With an average of 500 inches of the lightest, driest powder snow each winter, Utah is home to 14 world-class ski & snowboard resorts. The ski resorts along with five National Parks, makes tourism a major industry in Utah. Due to its strong job growth and thriving export market, Utah is poised as one of the best states for future economic prosperity.

Utah, a four-season destination with unique natural formations, colorful history and beautiful snow-capped mountains invites you come and “live life elevated”.

Major cities in Utah include Salt Lake City, West Valley, Provo, West Jordan, Sandy, and Orem.