We've always seen this from the road while visiting family in West Jordan. We finally made it up…read morethere to see the workings of the mine. It's so interesting to see the decommissioned equipment and you realize just how BIG it is! The trucks run 24/7 and look like ants on the road. They have staff at the overlook and they are very knowledgeable. You take a bus/shuttle up and can stay as long as you like. The shuttles leave to go back down to the visitor center every 30 mins.

Interesting, however you should not charge to look thru binoculars machine. It would be helpful to…read morehave a room to watch the video other than the bus trip. Never got to see all of it

Provo central station is one of the most convenient and well organized stations along the…read moreFrontrunner line. Parking is close to the platform and the bus hub. There are multiple entrance points, including the walking bridge that provides covered, stair, and elevator access that extends over the tracks to the street just North of the station.

Few things are better than the big grin and sigh while stretching out and relaxing in your comfy…read morecommuter seat as you sail past the I-15 debacle set on your destination. The decision to come to Provo was one of your finest, UTA. You are serving a needy population very well. FrontRunner is simply awesome. It's so affordable for Wasatch Front runs all the way North to Pleasant View. In case you don't know where that is - like me - it's just North of Ogden. Provo's parking lot is huge; one of the largest in the state I believe. Even considering the growing number of riders departing from Provo, I've never seen the lot full. People watching is one of the best aspects of public transportation in general. FrontRunner is certainly no exception. You can nab yourself a front row seat to an impressive selection of some of Utah's best cheap entertainment. There are quite a few stops along the I-15 corridor and they all seem to be relatively well appointed and maintained. I wouldn't want to really hang out at many of them by myself in the evening simply because they do seem to be a hangout for the homeless faction. The Provo stop is, again, no exception. UTA makes it about as easy as it gets to zip up and down the Wasatch Front. For regular commuters I can't imagine not taking advantage of it. I'm a big fan of FrontRunner. Plus, the trains have bathrooms, free wifi and charging stations at seats with tables. Score.

We had a blast with Derek on our ProvoPedal Ghost Tour. It was a beautiful night to get out with a…read moregroup on bikes and hear some spooky tales among the stars. I think the scariest part was when someone let out an aggressive fart mid-story at the mental hospital . Be sure you bring some water...if you're fat and out of shape like me you'll be grateful for it about halfway through. Another couple in our group was super flirty and I'm pretty sure this date helped the guy seal the deal for their relationship. If you do take a date, be aware that if you go in the summer you will get sweaty. Derek's flamelit oil lantern was a nice touch to the tour too. Just go and have fun. It's unlike any other date you'll go on in Provo and probably way better.

We took a girl scout troop the week before Halloween and had fun! It's different than a walking…read moretour or a haunted house, so if you want to change up your October plans, this is a great option. Thanks, Pedal Ghost Tours!

Nice place to camp or have a church function, but the new caretakers are a real pain to work with,…read moreso I hope to go elsewhere in the future. Doesn't feel welcoming like it used to.

Beware!! Spend the money, get a nice spot. Unless you like little shaqs that look like something…read moreout of a Jason flick But, despite everything you are inches away from the ski resort!!

We stayed at the Lodge for a school leadership retreat and it was fine…read more The tiny pictures on the website are pretty accurate. The upstairs of the lodge has a small bedroom with a bed and two adjourning bedrooms that have 8 beds between the two; 7 full size, 1 twin size. Kitchen comes fully equipped to prepare simple meals for large groups with plenty of plates, cups, eating and cooking utensils. We attempted to use the jacuzzi. A lot of foreign hairs came out of the jets. Only some of the lights upstairs turned on. The wifi was sporadic and mostly didn't work upstairs. Overall the place was clean and had plenty of parking. Bring entertainment if pool isn't enough for your group.

Super nice! Bill and April were great! The onwer was super friendly they were great with our kids!read more

While the nature is beautiful, the owners are a NIGHTMARE!! We were there for 2 years. In that…read moretime, the daughter first "ran" the place. Ultimately, she let the maintenance man run everything and turn the resort into his own personal playground. He closed one bathroom and one shower for his personal use in the off season. There are only 2 of each in the whole resort. Then he altered the water heater to the remaining shower so you would only get about 5 min of hot water. The daughter would harass all the longterm tenants. We weren't allowed to talk to our neighbors. We weren't allowed to tell anyone we lived there. We weren't allowed to have the basics outside (hang up wet swimwear, a fire pit, bikes, etc.) that anyone who was just spending the weekend would have. She would constantly tell us that she could get rid of us anytime. When the parents took over, they erased everyone's reservation and didn't inform us, putting our lots up for rent on the website. They doubled the rent a day before it was due. They harassed my autistic children by insulting me in front of them when I wasn't there, and chasing them out of a park-wide celebration. Whenever my kids dumped the waters, they would give them a sideways stare making my kids uncomfortable and one too scared to leave the RV. I even spoke to multiple people who were just staying the weekend, and they told me how terrible the owners have been to them. They have been telling us for years that they are getting sewer hookups. The site pictures even show sewer hookups, when there are none. Just a pipe cover in the ground. The resort is next to the water and the county will not allow sewer lines that close to the water. So, if they tell you hookups are coming soon, just know it's not true. DO NOT give your money to these people. This resort is run by a billionaire family who owns the mountain. They don't need the money and you don't need the headache. If you want a place to relax, you will not find it here.

We had a great time!…read more First and foremost dress for the weather and most definitely wear snow boots. The ground is icy and slushy and uneven. I even suggest wool socks to keep your toes warm. Snow pants are also ideal too if have them. We went at 4:30pm so we got to see the ice castles both during the day and at night as the sun went down around 5:45/6pm. By 6pm it was getting very crowded and hard to walk through but it was so fun seeing it all lit up. We did the sleigh ride. Our driver was excellent! He was very informative and told funny jokes. I forgot his name but he made the freezing cold sleigh ride a lot more fun! I didn't realize that the sleigh ride had lights throughout so we barely got to see those since it was still light out. But it was still neat. We paid for the souvenir photo and you get one printed out, and the others emailed to you. They have a small gift shop at the end and to be honest I wish they had one at the front selling the hand warmers because I would have bought some! But having them available for purchase at the end wasn't helpful in my opinion. They had a small stand for hot cocoa and bite sized goodies to snack on, but because it was the only place to purchase the lines were awfully long. I would suggest opening another food truck up or something to encourage more people to purchase. I would have loved a hot cocoa to stay warm. They had a few small propane fire pits throughout to stand and warm up. They had a few ice slides for the kids to go on and one for adults too. That was neat. There were several ice tunnels to walk through and they get crowded. It would be nice if they had them going one way routes because they tended to get backed up with people trying to get through in the opposite direction. There were ice sculptures like a unicorn and a throne. There are trivial facts throughout that inform you of how the ice castles are made, how many artisans it takes to make them, how many pounds of ice, etc. Overall we really enjoyed the experience. I'd love to go again, but I also think it could be a do once experience.

I've wanted to go to the Ice Castles for years and so glad I finally did! My boyfriend and I went…read moreon an off-peak day and it was totally worth it. There were pretty much no lines and the amount of people there and parking was super manageable. Be sure to bundle up and wear good shoes with traction. We loved watching the fire show and going down their ice slide.

Gordon and his company are amazing. I've called them days in advance and with only 3-4 hrs…read morenotice... I always get the same service... absolutely top tier. I travel with dogs...large 87lb'ers and small- they are fantastic with both. Always above and beyond in their service, professionalism and respect for your privacy. I've used car services in different states all across the country and I'd put Gordon, Mountainview and his drivers at the top of the list.