Utah Destinations for Spring Break Travel
Easter and spring break are just around the corner and the Salt Lake Tribune newspaper has a good article providing information about popular Utah destinations.
Utah Destinations With Spring Break On The Mind gives details about perennial spring hotspots like St George, Moab and Little Sahara.
"While the crowd of high schoolers that converges on Utah's Dixie and St. George Boulevard over Easter weekends has shrunk in recent years (largely due to strict law enforcement), many kids and families still come to St. George for Easter. In addition to the street party, there are plenty of activities for adults and families, including golf, mountain biking, hiking, boating and fishing, as well as gambling in nearby Mesquite, Nev. As in Moab, the big problem may be finding a room anywhere near St. George."
The article also suggests destinations for people wanting to get away from the crowds, including our ski areas, the San Rafael Swell, Vernal, Price, Lake Powell and The Knolls sand dune/ATV area east of Wendover.
"While the ski season winds down by the middle of April, snow is still decent, and most of the state's resorts stay open through at least Easter weekend. Many outdoor enthusiasts are hunting for sunshine and warm weather, so the slopes tend to be less crowded over break."
Read the entire article.
Utah Destinations With Spring Break On The Mind gives details about perennial spring hotspots like St George, Moab and Little Sahara.
"While the crowd of high schoolers that converges on Utah's Dixie and St. George Boulevard over Easter weekends has shrunk in recent years (largely due to strict law enforcement), many kids and families still come to St. George for Easter. In addition to the street party, there are plenty of activities for adults and families, including golf, mountain biking, hiking, boating and fishing, as well as gambling in nearby Mesquite, Nev. As in Moab, the big problem may be finding a room anywhere near St. George."
The article also suggests destinations for people wanting to get away from the crowds, including our ski areas, the San Rafael Swell, Vernal, Price, Lake Powell and The Knolls sand dune/ATV area east of Wendover.
"While the ski season winds down by the middle of April, snow is still decent, and most of the state's resorts stay open through at least Easter weekend. Many outdoor enthusiasts are hunting for sunshine and warm weather, so the slopes tend to be less crowded over break."
Read the entire article.
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