Matthew was an amazing tour guide. Very knowledgeable and the tour was fantastic. Numerous…read morelandmarks were visited ending with a visit to the Tabernacle. The organ and building both amazing.

Shayla and Luke are such great personalities! Totally high energy throughout! Lots of great history…read more+ silly fun! Several photo stops which were appreciated and a bathroom break at the stunning state capital! It was a bit hard seeing tops of buildings from the trolly but otherwise a great experience. Views mostly surround downtown areas.

We had an absolutely amazing time on our Cathedral Valley tour today. Not only did we have perfect…read moreweather, we had a perfect guide in Tallon. Tallon is an excellent driver, on roads and most especially off road. In addition to taking us to breathtaking views(which we expected), we had the really interesting conversations, which was not really expected. Tallon shared his knowledge and love of Capitol Reef...from the views to the geology to the history. We've been on a number of tours across the States and we've been on ones we wushed we could end early...but not this one! We were in a comfortable enclosed jeep, had water and snacks, and a great guide. Thank you, Sleeping Rainbow!

We had a great Jeep tour with Sleeping Rainbow Adventures. It was easy to book and the person we…read morebooked with answered all my questions and was very friendly and helpful. The driver was very knowledgeable and told us all about the geology of the area and historical facts. She was also fun and funny. She stopped lots of places for us to take photos. I really appreciated having an experienced Jeep driver navigating the mountain switchbacks and knowing where to go. I would not have felt confident doing that drive on my own. I highly recommend them.

Excellent time digging at the quarry. Jessica was a great hostess and we found plenty of trilobites…read morein the 3 hours we were there splitting.

From the owner: Our Trilobyte Me! Quarry fossil fee dig is located outside of Delta, UT. Behind the UDig quarry…read more It is open daily between April 1st - October 31st. We look forward to your visit.

This hike to the cave is absolutely worth the visit! The hike up is definitely steep, but the views…read morealong the way make it totally worth it. Thankfully, there are plenty of resting points where you can catch your breath, enjoy the scenery, and take in the canyon below. Once you reach the top, the cave tour itself is incredible, the formations are beautiful and the rangers do a great job explaining the history and geology. If you're up for a challenge with a rewarding payoff, this is the perfect adventure!

This was a fun tour! We did the historical lantern tour and had a great tour guide. The historical…read morelantern tour offers a more authentic feel and is not to be missed. All of the rangers were happy and greeted us with smiles! Also, the cave is a 1.5 mile hike up so be prepared.

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.

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

Such a unique experience- not too often so you get to see a 0.75-mile hole in the earth! The scale…read moreof everything here, including the trucks, is massive! You can buy tickets online for a specific time slot to take a bus to the overlook. It's $6 well-spent- check it out!

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!

Moyle Park and Museum was such an unexpected and fascinating stop. I originally thought it would…read morejust be a small local park, but the amount of history packed into this place completely surprised me. The historic stone tower is incredibly unique and instantly catches your attention. Once I learned that it may have been built to help protect the Moyle family homestead during early pioneer settlement days, it made the entire experience even more interesting. The park is peaceful, clean, and very well maintained. I really appreciated that Alpine City has preserved these historic structures instead of letting them disappear over time. The museum and pioneer buildings help paint a picture of what life may have looked like for early settlers in Utah. I also loved learning about John Rowe Moyle and his connection to the Salt Lake Temple. Knowing that such an important historical figure once lived here adds another level of meaning to the visit. This is definitely a hidden gem for anyone who enjoys Utah history, photography, local museums, or unique roadside attractions. It's a quick stop, but one that leaves a lasting impression. Check out our video on our socials @reessroots

It's an actual defense tower!…read more It still stands and is protected as a historical site.

I would check more than five stars if I could. Our hiking trip to the Big Five National Parks was…read morebeyond expectation! Blake led us on an adventure that included rappelling, a Jeep tour, and a fun day at the Dunes! Many other options available so you can customize your trip. Born and raised in Utah, he is a wealth of information and always knew the best time to visit a park to beat the crowds and get the best view.

From the owner: Our company, Epic One Adventures, is built around the idea that there are people out there, like…read moreus, who want a more memorable, challenging and epic experience while exploring the world. This is an incredible way for you to thank your best clients or employees. And there may be no better way to reward yourself and family. You can choose from one of our itineraries, or we can create a custom trip for you. We specialize in customizing our adventures for you. Too many days or not long enough? We will adjust for you. Too difficult or too easy? No problem, we will make the necessary changes. Would you like to explore someplace we don't have listed, let us build the trip for you. Our goal is to give you a premium adventure experience. If you are looking for an Epic Adventure, call Epic One Adventures today to book your trip today. Check out our amazing trip packages today.

Fantastic tour got to experience some real beautiful sights I highly recommend this tour to…read moreeveryone who is looking to get a good view of Salt Lake City.

My husband and I have enjoyed several tours through large cities. We have made these initial…read morejourneys to new places to see if there are points of interest we'd enjoy spending additional time at. Well, we have visited Salt Lake City many times, but decided this time we should be tourists. We had the best experience ever!! We learned so many interesting facts, and were entertained completely by our tour guides! We highly recommend this adventure!