Best Places for Fall Leaves in Utah

Fall!

I feel so alive!

I love this time of year where the earth meets air and transforms the landscape into vibrant fiery colors. There are so many great places to see the leaves in Utah, and I'll try my try my best to include them all in this article.

red leaves

The best places to drive and see the fall leaves in Utah are as follows: Big Cottonwood Canyon, Guardsman's Pass, Park City, Deer Valley, Sundance and the Nebo Loop.

Big Cottonwood Canyon

Every year, my family and I stay in Park City just to see the leaves. We stay in the Olympic Village and (on a lucky day) take the gondola to a wine fest. We found the cutest little Park City Pumpkin Patch that is totally worth checking out as well as haunted ghost tours through the Main Street of this ol' mining town.

Mom + Brittany - Park City

Thanksgiving Point

This place is super magical. It'll either bring out the kid of (annoyed adult) in you. I choose the kid because it's the place my childhood dreams are made of: You can blast apples or get lost in a corn maze. For the kids (and kid in you) Thanksgiving Point is THE BEST!

It's truly one of the greatest pumpkin patches - corn mazes - fall attractions in the USA. Seriously! The corn maze is massive. The corn maze is art. I once got lost inside for hours. Their pumpkin patches and always on point. Apple spice donuts and cider. It's a great place to feel all fall

There's so many fun things to do! Take a deep breath and go outside. Live life to the fullest. As a BONUS Here's a free FALL MAP

of Fun Places to Visit.

Ja!

Valerie Douroux