Hotels - Cities in Utah

Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Utah

While in Utah, you might enjoy a visit to:

This towering metal "tree" is the only vertical thing for hours along I-80's path through the white desert of the Bonneville Salt Flats.

A former rock shop shaped like a large, lumpy, pink rock.

Old Ephraim was hunted down in a very remote spot, challenging anyone who wants to visit his grave.

One-time mascot of the Three Legged Dog Saloon, now buried in the sidewalk.

Giant slice on wheels is a familiar sight in Green River's annual Watermelon Days festival.

Strange folk art featuring a two-ton sphinx carved with the face of Morman church founder Joseph Smith.

If the Bingham Canyon Copper Mine were a stadium, it could seat nine million people.

Abandoned for over sixty years and still in remarkable shape.

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