10 Best Things to do in Heber City, Wasatch County - Heber City travel guides 2021

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Things To Do in Heber City

Salt Lake Temple

4.5/5

138 Reviews

Church

E33***25Beautiful place to visit, especially during the holidays. The entire square is wonderful and so are the people!

This is the Place Heritage Park

4.5/5

51 Reviews

Historical Site

love is blueThis is our first stop in Salt Lake City. We have friends who have lived in this area for many years. This is where the first Mormon settlers arrived. There are many monuments describing this period of history, and there is also a visitor center with short films about this period of history.

Utah State Capitol Building

4.6/5

77 Reviews

Historical Site

Historical Architecture

zhengshengGreat experience! On top of the hill with good views. It is open for public daily.

Big Cottonwood Canyon

4.2/5

16 Reviews

Canyon

M18***13I absolutely loved the drive through the hills, it was breathtaking and the photos absolutely cannot do justice to the panoramic views! The only annoying thing were the drivers that were tailing so dangerously close, because they didn''t think a speed limit applied to them apparently.

olympic legacy park

4.1/5

7 Reviews

UNESCO World Heritage-Cultural Site

一米qOlympic Park, located in the Wasatch Mountains on the outskirts of Salt Lake City, is a famous attraction in Salt Lake City. The Olympic Park has six ski jumps and training pool slides. You can bring your equipment and go there for fun

Temple Square

4.5/5

55 Reviews

Square

love is blueWe brought a 14-year-old international exchange student from Japan. Temple Square is the most popular tourist attraction in Utah. So we think it is an important stop. We told the Japanese-speaking missionary to plan a 15-minute sightseeing tour for our atheist students. We walked to the auditorium, the shrine, and then to the visitor center to the north, where we saw the statue of Jesus Christ and listened to the narration in Japanese. He was quiet at first, but ended up asking a lot of questions about God and Mormon temples. We ended up staying for almost 3 hours. The missionaries were very kind, and they also translated non-religious issues for us. They provided us with good advice on buying souvenirs and so on. The trees are lush and the flowers are blooming. There are also people in their 30s who appreciate architecture over there.

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