Lambert Park
Lambert Park is a 255 acre park located on the northeast boundary of Alpine. It is a basically undeveloped park with its main uses being mountain biking, hiking and horse […]
Activities
Burgess Orchards
Welcome to Cherry Hill Farms Alpine, operating on the historic site of Burgess Orchards. We are working closely with the Burgess family to continue on the legacy of their farm.
Crandall Printing Museum
Step into the Crandall Printing Museum and explore the fascinating evolution of printing—from Johannes Gutenberg to the 20th century. This unique, hands-on museum features vintage and replica presses, engaging historical
Murdock Canal Trail
Murdock Canal Trail is a scenic paved pathway that stretches for about 17 miles through several communities in Utah Valley. Built over an enclosed irrigation canal and opened in 2013,
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
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
Jurassic Jungle
Climb into Jurassic Jungle, where prehistory meets indoor play! The brand-new 5-story play space features dozens of interactive elements that will engage and excite all ages. From a 5-story volcano
Butterfly Biosphere
As Utah’s only butterfly conservatory and insectarium, the Butterfly Biosphere at Thanksgiving Point is an experience unlike any other! Explore the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Butterfly Conservatory, where over a thousand
Ashton Gardens
As the natural heart of Thanksgiving Point, the Ashton Gardens feature 50 acres of stately gardens, grand lawns, and the largest manmade waterfall in America. The gardens are organized like