South Fork Park
South Fork Park in Provo Canyon offers a beautiful canyon setting perfect for a variety of outdoor activities. Visitors can enjoy scenic hiking and biking trails, picnic areas, open grassy […]
Activities
BYU Museum of Peoples and Cultures
The Museum of Peoples and Cultures at BYU serves as a Teaching Museum, providing inspiration to students for a lifelong journey of learning and service. It serves as a mentor
BYU Museum Of Paleontology
Discover one of the largest dinosaur collections in the world. Learn about Earth’s ancient life and environments. Admission is free and access is convenient. The Museum of Paleontology is part
Provo Police Wall of Honor
The Provo Police Wall of Honor stands as a powerful tribute to the courage and dedication of those who have served and protected our community. Unveiled during Police Week 2023,
The Provo City Library
The Provo City Library is more than just books—it’s a hub for creativity and inspiration. Our art galleries feature a dynamic array of exhibits that celebrate the talents of local,
Covey Center Art Galleries
The Covey Center for the Arts is a cornerstone of Provo’s cultural scene, showcasing diverse and inspiring art collections in its galleries. From captivating works by local artists to thought-provoking
Thanksgiving Point Golf Club
Welcome to Thanksgiving Point Golf Club, a 7,714 yard Johnny Miller signature golf course. Set against the Jordan River, the course cradles the spectacular Ashton Gardens at Thanksgiving Point, as
The Carousel at Thanksgiving Point
The Carousel at Thanksgiving Point is not just a ride – it’s an adventure! Thirty beautiful, hand-painted horses whisk you into a daydream, where new friends and discoveries awaken your
Museum of Natural Curiosity
More than 400 hands-on exhibits make the Museum of Natural Curiosity one of the best children’s museums in Utah. Explore Rainforest and Kidopolis, where hidden treasures and secret passageways challenge
Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life
Travel back in time and explore what life was like over 65 million years ago in the Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life! With 60 complete dinosaur skeletons, this museum