Salt Lake City is Utah’s capital city and has something for everyone. 
This is the perfect place to set up base camp for exploring the nearby Wasatch Mountains. There is also a multitude of top Utah hot springs just outside of Salt Lake City, another contending reason the desert state’s largest city is one of the top choices for where to stay in Utah.


The Saratoga Hot Springs

The Outdoor Adventure

When exploring Timpanogos Cave National Monument, remember your headlamp to navigate the underground wonderland of stalactites. Guided tours are a must, available at the visitor center. Reserve tickets in advance to secure your spot and avoid missing out on this popular attraction.


Timpanogos Cave National Monument (only 24 minutes from the venue)





Beautiful Aquarium near Timpanogos


Aquarium website
Loveland Living Planet Aquarium

Provo Beach is a fun arcade just 15 minutes from the wedding venue, offering indoor surfing, bowling, laser tag, arcade games, and more.


Provo Beach
Provo Beach location

Did someone say wedding bells?? Get ready for a beautiful wedding experience at Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon. Accessible via an easy trail, the falls offer a scenic backdrop for picnics and relaxation. The tram is no longer operational, but the Provo River Parkway Trail leads to the falls, making it a pleasant walk alongside the river. Only 18 minutes from the venue. 


Bridal Veil Falls 










Discover the beauty of wildflowers in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, with Albion Basin as a standout location. Situated above ski resorts at high elevations, this magical place attracts visitors for its stunning wildflower displays and unique features. Salt Lake City residents enjoy year-round recreational activities here, including hiking, biking, tram rides, and wildlife viewing, all within a short distance from the city center. **Bride and groom's engagement photos location** Albion Basin

These are a few of the most famous national parks in Utah. Please note these parks are at least 3 hours away from the venue.

We thought we’d include these for some people who are deciding to stay a few extra days. Enjoy!

Bryce Canyon National Park's magical orange-hued hoodoo spires are a must-see for fully experiencing Utah's desert beauty. It's one of Utah's most popular national parks, easily accessible from major highways and close to Zion National Park. The whimsical geological formations make it feel like a fairytale, and hiking, stargazing, and photography are incredible activities to enjoy there. Bryce Canyon National Park 
Zipline

Combining Bears Ears, the red rock canyons hold over 100,000 Native American archaeological sites. Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument offers breathtaking experiences, attracting history lovers, geologists, cultural enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers. Spanning diverse landscapes, it's a treasure trove of Ancestral Puebloan rock art and habitation sites. Backcountry camping is possible with permits, but remember to practice responsible camping and follow fire regulations while respecting the area's natural beauty and wildlife.

Grand Staircase-Escalante

Upon entering Arches National Park, you'll be surrounded by majestic sandstone columns and mesas lining the single park road. Outdoor enthusiasts, like the bride & groom, will find an ideal playground for hiking, rappelling, rock climbing, and slot canyoneering amidst the sacred landscape. Arches National Park

Combining Bears Ears, the red rock canyons hold over 100,000 Native American archaeological sites. Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument offers breathtaking experiences, attracting history lovers, geologists, cultural enthusiasts, and outdoor adventurers. Spanning diverse landscapes, it's a treasure trove of Ancestral Puebloan rock art and habitation sites. Backcountry camping is possible with permits, but remember to practice responsible camping and follow fire regulations while respecting the area's natural beauty and wildlife.

Grand Staircase-Escalante