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Next stop: Salt Lake City, Utah

Excitement is close to home with great fares on non-stop flights to Salt Lake City, Utah. Here, you’ll discover days of must-see attractions with 10 ski resorts within an hour’s drive of the city, spectacular landscapes, modern vibes, culinary delights, hiking and biking trails, and so much more.

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Alpine and Arches: Winter in Utah

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Utah's close proximity to the Wasatch Front gives adventurers easy access to vast stretches of pristine and rugged backcountry and the best powder-filled ski resorts. With 10 ski resorts within an hour drive of Salt Lake City International Airport, it’s easy to access the Greatest Snow on Earth^® from a variety of world-class resort options. Maximize your ski trip with Air Canada Vacations and experience the alpine beauty of Utah for yourself.

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Winter wonders in Greater Zion

When winter sweeps into southwestern Utah, the crowds roll away, and park visitors can enjoy quiet trails and sunny days. While there are fewer daylight hours, it’s a fantastic time to explore the outdoors. In the southwestern region of Utah, winters are surprisingly mild, making it a pleasant time to experience the natural wonders of scenic areas like Zion National Park, Snow Canyon State Park and Bryce Canyon National Park. During winter, these landscapes are hauntingly beautiful with rainbow-tinted rock layers, twisting slot canyons, wooded highlands and turquoise skies.

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National parks keep getting better after dark

Whether you’re a first-time traveller or have experienced red rock before, pay attention to how it comes alive under a dark night sky. This road trip through southwest Utah takes you to four of Utah’s best places to see the Milky Way — Capitol Reef National Park, Kodachrome Basin State Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, and Cedar Breaks National Monument.

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Insider’s guide to Park City from an Olympian

As a former American alpine ski racer, World Cup champion and Olympic athlete, Kaylin Richardson has a deep connection to the snow-blanketed mountainside, but her affection for Park City even goes beyond the slopes. This culture-enriched valley, scenery, food, art, and right-out-your-front-door access to all-season adventure happily motivate her to be an advocate. Read her favorite experiences to nudge you to add Park City to your list.

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A winter trip through the heart of Utah’s desert

This swath of high desert is awash in history, from its original Native American inhabitants to nineteenth-century settlers and cowboys. And now, you, stepping foot into the wide open. This five-day itinerary takes you into slot canyons just as wide as your shoulders, toadstool-shaped rock gardens, soaring sandstone arches, and a hiking trail worthy of the name "Fairyland."

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Winter in southeastern Utah

Moab is the centre of the action in this part of the state and known for its reputation as a jumping off point for red rock adventure, even during the colder months of winter. The town is within easy striking distance of Arches and Canyonlands national parks as well as Dead Horse Point State Park and in the center of a vast map of public lands to play in.

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