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Sunset Mount Timpanogos Canvas Prints
Sunset Mount Timpanogos Canvas Prints
On average, Utah weather is quite temperate. Utah is a semiarid state with dry, high country air and plenty of sunshine. Generally speaking, Utah is best experienced with an extra bottle of water and some sunscreen. Be stay hydrated and avoid altitude sickness. Utah offers an amazing variety of interesting people to visit, places to see and things to do. Venture to Brigham City and soak in pools full of naturally hot mineral water, or ride the Alpine Slide at Park City Mountain Resort, sweeping 3,000 feet down the mountainside. Visitors to Utah are never at a loss for fun and adventure. Many people also camp in the park during the winter and that can be enjoyable if you have appropriate gear. If cold-weather camping is not your thing, great lodging options are available nearby in Moab. Some excellent properties offer off-season discounts. The summer months in Southern Utah pass along a familiar path. During the high season, the hot and sunny, red rock wonderland welcomes the majority of its annual visitation — travelers from around the world flock to Utah’s five national parks to witness the postcard scenery in person under the steady summer sun. But on the flip side, this same veritable movie set of scenic landmarks is practically empty during the winter months. The five national parks and their surrounding country are full of solitude and with an adventurous spirit to shrug off mild doses of moody weather you can count on having it all to yourself. The park's scenery changes very little from season to season. Juniper trees are common in the park and they stay green year-round. Cottonwood trees grow in the bottom of washes and they lose their leaves. The main attractions - the red sandstone formations - take on a richer hue during moist weather and look incredibly beautiful when flocked with snow.
