Utah in March: A Travel Guide to Springtime Adventures

Soak in Mystic Hot Springs (Monroe): Enjoy a unique soaking experience in vintage bathtubs with breathtaking views of red rocks. Monroe's Mystic Hot Springs offers a serene escape into nature.

Hike to Little Wild Horse Canyon (Goblin Valley): This beautiful slot canyon near Goblin Valley provides a mild weather hike, ideal for March explorations.

Explore Coyote Gulch (Grand Staircase Escalante National Park Grand Staircase Escalante National Park): Discover majestic orange rock arches and serene rivers in a less-traveled part of the park.

Take a Scenic Flight Over Moab: Experience aerial views of Arches National Park, offering a different perspective on these iconic landscapes.

Do a National Parks Road Trip: Travel through Utah's famous national parks, enjoying the diverse landscapes from Bryce Canyon to Zion.

Go Car-Camping in Valley of the Gods (Mexican Hat): Camp among stunning red buttes and enjoy peaceful mornings in the wilderness near Mexican Hat.

See Hoodoos in Bryce Canyon (Bryce Canyon National Park): Marvel at the snow-covered hoodoos, offering a striking contrast against the landscape.

Stargaze at Arches National Park (Moab): With low light pollution, Arches offers an incredible stargazing experience in March's clear skies.

Attend Moab's Skinny Tire Festival: A cycling event that celebrates road biking through scenic landscapes, including Arches National Park.

Explore the Bonneville Salt Flats (Wendover): Visit this unique natural wonder, where vast salt flats offer surreal landscapes and photography opportunities.

Snowshoeing in the Wasatch Mountains (Salt Lake City area): Take advantage of the tail end of winter by snowshoeing through the beautiful, snow-covered mountains.

Visit Antelope Island State Park (Syracuse): Experience early spring wildlife viewing and hiking on this island in the Great Salt Lake.

The Copper Onion - Salt Lake City: A contemporary American restaurant known for its inventive cuisine and cozy atmosphere.

Hell's Backbone Grill — Boulder: Located in a remote town, this restaurant offers farm-to-table dining with a focus on sustainable, locally-sourced ingredients.

Zion Canyon Brew Pub — Springdale: Enjoy craft beer and hearty American fare with stunning views of Zion National Park.

Log Haven — Salt Lake City: Nestled in the Wasatch National Forest, this restaurant offers elegant dining in a historic log cabin setting.

Provisions - Salt Lake City: A modern American eatery serving seasonal dishes crafted from locally-sourced ingredients.

The Tree Room — Sundance: Located at the base of Mount Timpanogos, this restaurant offers upscale dining in a rustic yet elegant setting.

Valter's Osteria - Salt Lake City: A cozy Italian eatery known for its authentic cuisine and warm hospitality.

Pago - Salt Lake City: A farm-to-table restaurant offering creative dishes made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.

Takashi - Salt Lake City: A popular sushi restaurant known for its innovative rolls and fresh seafood.

HSL - Salt Lake City: Short for Handle Salt Lake, this restaurant offers New American cuisine with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients and creative flavor combinations.