The 15 Best Places In Utah To Go On An Unforgettable Picnic
Spring in Utah is pretty fickle – warm and sunny one day, snowy and blustery the next. The next time the sun comes out you might want to gather up a picnic and eat your lunch outdoors. Grab a blanket, some tasty food, some sunscreen and a jacket and head to these 15 Utah picnic spots.
There’s no place like Liberty Park for a picnic. The large trees and many picnic tables are perfect for a nice, relaxing lunch.
The hike is somewhat strenuous, but the reward is this pretty waterfall, and a great spot for a tasty meal.
Our national parks are all perfect for picnics in the spring! This spot is right in front of Zion Lodge.
Feed the ducks the rest of your sandwich at Beus Pond in Ogden.
Picnic over your lunch break at Gallivan. Grab food from a local vendor on Food Truck Thursday.
The view from this picnic area at Dinosaur National Monument is amazing.
Gorgeous falls in a beautiful setting.
This pretty park in St. George is perfect for bird-watching and lunch!
Great views of Utah Lake and Mount Timpanogos.
This picnic spot in Blacksmith Fork Canyon looks pretty scenic.
You’ll find picnic sites all along the canyon. Or, bring your pup and hike to Dog Lake for lunch.
Once the snow melts, you can watch the ski jumpers while enjoying lunch at the Utah Olympic Park.
You’ll have to wait until the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway is passable, but this waterfall is a great place for lunch; plenty of large, flat rocks to sit on while you watch the falls.
Salt Lake’s largest park is the perfect spot when it’s sunny but still chilly. Spread your blanket out on the lawn and watch the seagulls.
You can’t go wrong with any spot in American Fork Canyon, but Tibble Fork is gorgeous.
Where is your favorite picnic spot in Utah?
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