Who doesn’t get excited when they hear the words, “free activity?” When we first started our blog, we put a special focus on finding free activities in Utah.
While we have expanded a little bit and include many adventures here at Utah’s Adventure Family, we still love finding all of the free activities for families. We know that free can be so helpful when you have a big family and other things you are working toward.
We have experienced all of these free activities and can’t wait for you to read all about them.
If you're looking for the current list, check out the 2023 Utah City Festivals! Every year we look forward to our local Lehi Round-up. We love the sense of community that comes in our not so little Lehi. Most cities in Utah have a local gathering or festival each year, so…
The 16th Avenue Tiled Steps is a short, out of the way stop in San Francisco. It is worth visiting this special stairway just to see a different part of the city. On your visit you will get plenty of the hills and steep streets, but with a lot less traffic and…
We were so excited to check out the Aviation Navigation Arrows in St. George when we first heard about them. These large concrete arrows were built as navigational tools for early mail pilots. There are a few in the area, but this was the first one that we visited. And it…
What is Utah's best art installation? Is it the uniqueness of the Spiral Jetty? The historical murals in the Capitol Dome? Something else? We visited the Roots of Knowledge stained glass exhibit at Utah Valley University Fulton Library. And we think it might be our new favorite art display in Utah.…
Just down the road from our favorite St. George Park (Thunder Junction), there is another great park for families. Cottonwood Cove Park in St. George has a really fun playground, a bike/walking trail along the river, and a large grassy area. We enjoyed this park one evening , and there were…
Belly of the Dragon is a short, dark, man-made tunnel located between Orderville and Kanab. This is an entirely unique adventure that requires almost no hiking. The adventure does require a short scramble down slick rock, so it is not accessible to everyone. We loved walking through the Belly of the…