Hey everyone! We’re a group of 12–14 college friends (all 21–22) visiting Utah for the first time during Thanksgiving week. We’re flying into SLC on Nov 23 and planning a road trip.
Here’s our rough itinerary:
Nov 23–25: Moab — Arches, Canyonlands, ATV/UTV tours, hiking, exploring.
Nov 26–27: Park City — Hopefully skiing, exploring Main Street, nightlife, other activities.
Nov 28–29: Salt Lake City — Sightseeing, food, bars, and exploring the city.
We love outdoor adventures, scenic places, and nightlife.
A few questions:
Is this a good itinerary, or are we cramming too much in?
Is Moab worth visiting in late November?
How realistic is skiing in Park City during Thanksgiving?
Any must-do activities, hidden gems, or better destinations we should consider?
Anything we should know about Thanksgiving crowds, weather, or road conditions?

We’re flexible with our plans and would love recommendations from locals. Thanks!

Title. I KNOW I will be craving a good fry sauce, and I am in desperate need for some recipes to make my own.

Some of the best is for sure Crown Burger and Letherby's. Please post recipes here!

edit: I know its ketchup and mayo to start, but restaurants always do other things, that make it taste different from simple homemade.

So... a lawyer buddy of mine said the State GOP is trying to undermine our democracy by encouraging voters not to retain Jill Pohlman because she, in a unanimous decision, held not to accept the GOP redistricting after the voters had voted on that measure.

I read some of the GOP talking points and the decision and they're obviously lying. Where do they get off?

Thank you in advance !

Looking for lunch/dinner somewhere between Saratoga Springs and Logan, so SLC is probably the best midpoint. Price wise preferably not more than your standard Olive Garden / Texas Roadhouse prices (fertility treatments + college = I have discretionary income but need to try and save money).

We do have one picky eater but as long as he can find a standard chicken dish or steak of some sort he'll be fine.

Bonus points for local.

I'm Googling as well but would like local opinions of things I might miss haha.

Republicans are really that scared huh? What is their obsession with Soros? Gosh, just make out with him already!

Hi everyone! 😊

My husband, our two-year-old, and I are planning a move from Virginia to the Draper area, and I’m hoping to get some recommendations from people who are familiar with the area!

We’re looking for a rental in a safe, family-friendly neighborhood, preferably in Draper or the surrounding areas. Ideally, we would love to find a three-bedroom, but a two-bedroom would work as well! We’re primarily interested in condos or apartments, preferably on a ground floor or top floor. If it’s a building with several stories, having an elevator would definitely be a plus, especially with a toddler and baby on the way!

Our biggest challenge has been finding something affordable. We’re really hoping to stay under $1,900-$2,000 a month, including all additional fees. I’ve noticed that quite a few apartment listings advertise a reasonable base rent, but once all the additional monthly fees are factored in, the actual cost ends up being quite a bit higher.

Since we’re relocating from Virginia, we unfortunately won’t be able to tour properties in person before moving, so finding somewhere that offers virtual tours is also really important to us.

I know our budget might be a bit of a stretch for the area, but I figured it couldn’t hurt to ask! I would really appreciate any recommendations for apartment communities, condo rentals, private landlords, or even nearby neighborhoods that might be worth looking into.

Thank you so much in advance! ❤️

Let’s try this again.
Missing teen in Salt Lake County. Last contact was nearly 24 hours ago. A police report has been filed, but I do not have the case information yet as his parents are hard to reach while frantically searching for him. Please PM me or contact 911 if you have any information.

More pictures from my adventures in Utah! Met some very cute goats at the American West Heritage Center, which featured a tricky corn maze. A very blue sold out audience. A stink bug and moth. Shots from the sidewalk and gutter. Old brick buildings and statues. A nice mural and Umbrella Alley. There are some incredible parks with rivers passing right through. It was rainy but I still decided to follow the river. What a lovely town!

Very very proud of this one. Hiked Crimson Trail about a week ago with a buddy and I brought my Nikon. Near the beginning of the trail, a stream just off the beaten path caught my eye, and we decided to venture down to it. Had always wanted to replicate that wispy water look in long exposures, so without a tripod, I braced myself the best I could. 0.5s, 100 ISO, f16. Thank heavens for IBIS. Absolutely no AI used, only retouched in Lightroom Classic :)

Shot on 35mm film. This was about 10 days ago.