Sundance Mountain Resort is located just a few miles from Salt Lake City, Utah, but it could be one of the most beautiful places in the United States, if not the world.

The city is home to Brigham Young University (BYU), and the Sundance Resort is located just northeast of the city. It also has an adjacent temple, and the temple borders the church to the southwest - owned by Brigham Young University, Utah State University and Salt Lake City.

At the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon, the early Mormons dug granite to build the Salt Lake Temple. The Bonneville Division was founded in the 18th century and is located on the west side of the Utah River, south of Utah State University. It's listed as the second oldest city in Utah, after Utah City, and the first city I know has been moved there.

Fort Utah was renamed Provo after an early French-Canadian trapper who arrived in the region in 1825. The name was changed to "Provo" during the construction of the Utah State University building on the west side of the Utah River in 1890.

In 1847, Mormon pioneers came to the Salt Lake Valley, located north of Mount Timpanogos. The first permanent settlement was founded in 1848 in Fort Utah near Silvestre Island, in an area known as Provo. A group of Mormons first settled in Provo in 1849, becoming the first Mormon settlement in Utah outside the Salt Lake area.

The Christmas City Cemetery, located on the south side of the entrance to Provo Canyon, is depicted on an old city map. Several burials are held at the cemetery, as well as several other graves at a nearby cemetery.

Natural attractions include the Provo Falls National Monument, Utah State Capitol and Salt Lake Valley National Park. Natural features include the South Fork of the Rio Grande, Utah's largest river, the Grand Canyon, a popular tourist attraction, and many other attractions. Included in the city's natural features and attractions, such as the Uintah River and Utah River Valley.

Natural features and attractions include the Uintah River and Utah River Valley, including the Provo Falls National Monument, Utah State Capitol and Salt Lake Valley National Park. These include Utah Valley State Park, Brigham Young University and the University of Utah.

Provo City Library is a public library housed in the former Brigham Young Academy, built in 1892. Cultural attractions include the University of Utah, Utah State Capitol, Utah Valley State Park and Salt Lake Valley National Park, as well as the Uintah River Valley Museum.

It is described as one of the most popular tourist attractions in Provo, Utah, with an annual Tulip Festival held on the site. Bebe will visit the Uintah River Valley Museum, Utah State Capitol and Salt Lake Valley National Park as well as Utah Valley State Park.

For a one-time - or one-off - type of dig, head to the Sundance Resort, where accommodation starts at $239 a night. Take in stunning views of the Salt Lake Valley, stroll through picturesque reservoirs, carve your way through aspen-forested Provo Canyon and enjoy spectacular views from the top of Utah Valley National Park. Enjoy a day of hiking, walking, hiking in scenic parks and trails, resting for a minute by a waterfall or strolling along the scenic trails at the Uintah River Valley Museum and Utah State Capitol.

If you don't plan to leave Salt Lake City after lunch, we recommend you grab a snack at Millie's Burger in the Sugar Loaf neighborhood. Provo also has access to the FrontRunner, which connects you to the Utah State Capitol, the Uintah River Valley Museum and the Sundance Resort.

Amtrak, the national passenger rail system, operates the Provo station and operates daily between Salt Lake City and San Diego, California, and Portland, Oregon. There are flights from several US cities, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City, Chicago, Washington D.C. and Denver, Colorado. It is served by buses that connect the rest of the Wasatch Front with other parts of Utah and other cities in the state and country.

From the capital, Salt Lake City, it is a two-hour drive to Provo on Interstate 15, which connects the western Provos with the rest of the Wasatch Front and much of Utah. It starts at the intersection of I-15 and US Highway 20 and follows the gorges to the east and west and then back to Utah State Park, the state capital.

If you have # traveled this stretch of Utah highway, we would love to hear your favorite experiences and share them in the comments.

The first sod cutting ceremony for the Provo, Utah Temple took place on July 1, 2013, marking the first time in Utah history that the first sod was broken in a month. The America's Freedom Festival in provo took place for the third time in a row between May and July.