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SALT LAKE CITY LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

COLOR THE MOST FAMOUS LANDMARKS OF SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

PART OF THE AMERICAN LANDMARK SERIES

Discover the natural beauty and fascinating heritage of Salt Lake City, Utah! Framed by the towering Wasatch Mountains, this distinctive Western city is home to historic Temple Square, the Utah State Capitol, beautiful parks, and unforgettable mountain scenery. This coloring book gives families a creative way to explore the landmarks, architecture, and landscapes that make Salt Lake City such a memorable destination. Whether you’re recalling a Utah adventure or discovering the city from home, each page celebrates the history, scenery, and welcoming spirit of the Crossroads of the West.

LIST OF SALT LAKE CITY LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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  • Utah State Capitol — Begin your Salt Lake City adventure at this impressive domed landmark overlooking downtown, where families can admire grand architecture and learn about Utah’s government and history.
     

  • Temple Square — Explore one of Salt Lake City’s best-known historic areas, home to significant buildings and beautiful grounds associated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
     

  • This Is the Place Heritage Park — Step back into Utah’s pioneer era at this living-history park, where historic buildings, demonstrations, and activities introduce families to the people and traditions of the region’s past.
     

  • Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum — Let kids take the lead at this hands-on museum filled with playful exhibits that encourage creativity, experimentation, problem-solving, and learning through discovery.
     

  • Ensign Peak Trail — Follow a short trail to a historic overlook above the city, rewarding families with sweeping views of downtown Salt Lake City and the surrounding mountains.
     

  • Snowbird Aerial Tram — Ride high into the Wasatch Mountains aboard this scenic tram, where dramatic mountain landscapes and expansive views make the journey as memorable as the destination.
     

  • Clark Planetarium — Blast off on a family journey through space with exhibits devoted to planets, stars, astronomy, and science, along with immersive theater experiences.
     

  • Lagoon Amusement Park — Add some thrills to the trip at this longtime Utah amusement park in nearby Farmington, where roller coasters, family rides, games, and attractions offer fun for a wide range of ages.
     

  • Red Butte Garden — Wander through colorful gardens, peaceful pathways, and natural landscapes at this beautiful botanical garden tucked against the foothills near the University of Utah.
     

  • Big Cottonwood Canyon — Journey into the Wasatch Mountains for spectacular scenery, where towering peaks, forests, streams, hiking trails, and seasonal recreation showcase Utah’s outdoor beauty.
     

  • The Leonardo Museum — Encourage curious minds at this interactive museum, where art, science, technology, creativity, and innovation come together in imaginative exhibits.
     

  • Tracy Aviary & Botanical Gardens — Meet birds from around the world while exploring beautiful gardens at this family-friendly attraction in Salt Lake City’s Liberty Park.
     

  • Antelope Island State Park — Venture into the Great Salt Lake to explore an island known for wide-open landscapes, mountain and lake views, hiking trails, and wildlife.
     

  • Park City Historic Main Street — Take a day trip into the mountains and stroll along Park City’s charming historic street, lined with preserved buildings, shops, restaurants, galleries, and reminders of its silver-mining past.
     

  • Utah Olympic Park — Discover the legacy of the 2002 Winter Olympics at this Park City sports complex, where ski jumps, training facilities, exhibits, and adventure activities celebrate winter sports.
     

  • Loveland Living Planet Aquarium — Journey through aquatic and terrestrial habitats filled with sharks, penguins, tropical animals, and other fascinating creatures while learning about ecosystems from around the world.
     

  • Natural History Museum of Utah — Dig into Utah’s remarkable natural story through exhibits featuring dinosaurs, fossils, geology, Native cultures, ecosystems, and the changing landscapes of the region.
     

  • Great Salt Lake State Park — Experience the shores of the enormous lake that gave Salt Lake City its name, with broad water views, distant mountains, birdlife, and memorable sunsets.
     

  • Hogle Zoo — Spend the day meeting lions, giraffes, elephants, and other animals from around the world at Utah’s hometown zoo, set near the mouth of Emigration Canyon.
     

  • Little Cottonwood Canyon — Finish your Salt Lake City journey amid spectacular mountain scenery, where rugged peaks, forests, streams, hiking opportunities, and famous ski areas make this canyon an outdoor playground in every season.

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