Experience the unique and culturally diverse downtown of Salt Lake City, UT. From the “Mormon” Pioneers who settled the area to the influence of modern culture, the arts, 2002 Olympics, and the influx of people from all over the world, Salt Lake City has many sights and stories to experience firsthand. Join us for a 2.5-3-hour walking tour of the downtown area. As you walk the 3-mile loop through the downtown area you will hear the stories about the founders of this city and those whose influence are continuing to shape this metropolitan area today. Along with the unique stories you will experience the diverse and unique architecture found throughout the downtown area. This all combines to create the unique vibe that exists in Salt Lake City. Join us today. Your Adventure Awaits!

Rock climbing is the ultimate in adventure and personal challenge. It’s an opportunity to learn techniques that improve your concentration, balance, and confidence. And it’s a lot of fun. Your instructor will teach basic beginner techniques or hone skills with returning climbers. Pick from a variety of available routes based on your experience and interest. Southern Utah and Zion are a climber’s beloved paradise with well-developed routes both inside and outside the park. Due to National Park restrictions, all rock climbing trips are located outside of Zion National Park. Don’t worry, you'll be taken to some pretty amazing spots.

Hop into your car and grab your smartphone as you explore Park City. Compete as one team or play against other teams as you dash to the next checkpoint. See the Mountain Trails Gallery, known for its collection of sculptures and wildlife paintings. Chat with locals as you make your way around. Receive clues on your phone which will take you to various locations around the town. Visit Java Cow on historic Main Street, which is famous for homemade ice cream, baked treats, and coffee. Continue the scavenger hunt as you go to Mountain Trails Gallery. Visit Dolly's Bookstore on Main Street and appreciate this shop which has been selling gifts and books since 1972. Follow the clues to Burns 1876, a cowboy shop that has been selling saddles, boots, and cowboy hats since 1876.