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Places to Go, See & Do - Salt Lake Valley
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The
Great Salt Lake
- 75 miles long x 35 miles
wide -
41°10′N
112°35′W
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SLC International
Airport - 1911 originally used for aerobatic flights and
was the site of the "Great International Aviation
Carnival."
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The Gateway Outdoor
Mall - over 105 stores and restaurants -
40°46′07″N
111°54′14″W
/ 40.7685°N
111.9038°W
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The Hogle Zoo -
Opened 1931 - 42 acres -
40°44′59″N
111°48′50″W
/ 40.7498°N
111.814°W
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This is the Place
Heritage Park -
Petting Corral -
where both young and old will enjoy meeting and petting farm
animals typical of Utah's pioneer era.
- Jordan Landing -
1,400,000 square feet of retail space, located in West Jordan
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40°37′N
111°59′W
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Gardner Village
- established in 1850 -
40°36'33.55 N 111°55'24.16 W
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Downtown
Farmers Market,
Pioneer Park on 300 South 300 West. Saturday from June 11 through
Oct. 22, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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The
Living Planet
Aquarium - holds 1250 animals and 267 species in three
main exhibits
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Connection to
Legacy Parkway Trail
is 14 miles long
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Point of the Mountain -
World Famous Paragliding Location
Expert Gliders Teach All Year Round Expert Gliders Teach All Year Round
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West
Valley Family Fitness Center -
Located in Centennial Park, 96,000 square-foot Center is one
of the Salt Lake valley’s premier fitness facilities. Which
has a lap pool, a leisure pool with the state’s tallest indoor waterslide,
basketball and racquetball courts, an indoor track, cardio equipment, a
weight room, a climbing wall, dance and aerobic rooms, and a soft-play
“edutainment” room for children.
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Accord Ice Center
- West Valley City UT
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Rice-Eccles
Stadium & Tower - University of Utah
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Google Earth
Link of the Map below
The Green path through the middle of Salt Lake Valley
is the
Jordan River Parkway Trail - Facts
(mouse over)
The Jordan River
flows over 50 miles from Utah Lake north to the Great Salt Lake and flows
through three counties - Utah, Salt Lake and Davis. The goal for the Jordan
River Trail is to create a continuous, non-motorized, paved trail system along
the river extending from its headwaters at Utah Lake in Utah County to a
connection with the
Legacy Parkway
Trail in Davis County near the Great Salt Lake - a distance of approximately
40 miles.
The Google Earth
map above presents the current state of the paved sections (green) of the Jordan
River Parkway Trail as of November 17, 2009 as well as existing dirt sections
(brown), suitable for hiking or mountain biking and roadway connections (red)
between discontinuous trail sections. Extra features such as paved parking
areas and restrooms are also shown.
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