12 Things We’d Undeniably Miss About Utah’s Winter If We Moved Away
In case you haven’t noticed, winter has arrived in Utah. The inversion has been in full force this week, and the temperatures in much of the state are pretty frigid. While we’re not looking forward to the hazy air and the black ice, it’s a good time to be thankful for the many wonderful things that winter in Utah brings — things we’d definitely miss if we moved away.
Bryce is always beautiful, but put a dusting of snow on it and it's outright stunning.
Every year, hundreds of elk make the ranch home for a few months. You can get up close to them when you take a sleigh ride right through the herd.
This is home, plain and simple.
Sure, they're great to visit during the summer... if you don't mind thousands of tourists. Visit during the winter and you'll find that the parks are a little less crowded (and those who are there tend to be fellow Utahns).
Zion is gorgeous in the winter.
If you ski or board, Utah is heaven on earth.
We've heard that some resorts in other places are pretty, but c'mon — they can't compete with our powder and our views.
Hundreds of bald eagles show up in Farmington Bay every year around November and hang out until mid-March.
Utah has hundreds of trails that are perfect for winter hiking or snowshoeing, and it's a winter wonderland out there in the snow.
Winter without a visit to the Midway Ice Castles just isn't winter.
This one was taken at the Great Salt Lake.
When you've spent the day in Utah's snowy outdoors, a sunset like this is the perfect way to wrap up your day.
What’s your favorite part of Utah’s winter?
If you’re ready to embrace Utah’s winter, take a trip to this little town that’s the perfect spot for a winter getaway.
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