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Utah Travel Council | A Brief History of Utah | People of the Plateau

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Utah's Very Best...    Arches National Park    Bryce Canyon    Canyonlands National Park    Temple Square    Thanksgiving Point    Zion National Park

State Symbol - Beehive
State Flower - Sego Lily
State Bird - California Gull
State Tree - Blue Spruce
Land Area - 84,990 Sq Miles
State Animal - Rocky Mtn Elk
State Fish - Rainbow Trout
State Capitol - Salt Lake City
Statehood Day - January 4, 1896

Welcome to UtahReach! Places

"Oh! the places you'll go..." That is what Dr. Seuss titled one of his charming books and the statement applies to every region in the state of Utah. Visitors soon discover that Utah is the most diverse state in the Union. Where else can you find snow-capped mountain peaks reaching 13,000 feet or hot desert basins at consderably lower elevations? Within one day's drive you can be in the busy cities of the Wasatch Front or relaxing in the more pleasant lifestyles of rural communities. We have several National Parks, a considerable number of State Parks and lots of public land that you can enjoy without too much competition.

Enjoy your visit!

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