Strawberry Reservoir's kokanee run is drawing families like Salt Lake City's Jensens to watch salmon flush deep red before winter.

Erin Mendenhall marked National Public Lands Day by praising a grant that will plant hundreds of trees along the 9 Line Trail and reshape the Fleet Block.

Utah's oldest park draws 11,000 visitors some weekends, and city leaders say property taxes alone won't cover the fix.

A new travel study ranks Utah just behind Colorado for autumn foliage, citing its five national parks and nine scenic drives.

Volunteers restored the CCC-era stone shelter atop Brian Head Peak using the original 1930s building techniques.

Kai and Emmie's pups arrived in June and are now training behind the scenes at Loveland Living Planet Aquarium.

The famous bronze Dairy Cats are getting new neighbors: a retrofitted playground, shade structures, and a picnic area.

Provo's west-side park will lose parking and its skate park for months, but gains a 230-stall lot and All-Wheels Park by summer 2027.

A South Jordan skater says the closure left teens driving dangerous distances to ride. Riverton's replacement park won't open until 2028.

North America's longest via ferrata is packing Vernal hotels, but Ashley Valley water officials warn the climb sits right above the drinking supply for 30,000 people.

The 13th annual celebration spans the Jordan River Parkway, pairing a Sundance documentary screening with a call to scrub out storm drains.

The Payson-built chair rolls over sand and rock on Zion trails at no cost, but riders need a strong pusher and some patience.

The Salt Lake City park honors a single mother who once lived on the site, and it's the only dedicated kids' playground south of 1700 South.