RE-imagine immersive art at Dreamscapes, located at the Shops at South Town in Sandy. The immersive experience follows a dream-inspired storyline to be followed through a polychromatic labyrinth designed by artists, volunteers and audio-visual wizards. This location is five times bigger and infinitely dreamier than previous exhibits. Dreamscapes is appropriate for all ages!

A project of the nonprofit Utah Arts Alliance, Dreamscapes is born from the imaginations of more than 100 artists, builders and audio-visual wizards. Perhaps most incredible, Dreamscapes is built using upcycled and reclaimed materials, making this Utah’s first environmentally- sustainable attraction. With partnerships from amazing organizations like 3 Form, Salt Palace Convention Center, Habitat for Humanity’s Restore and others, Dreamscapes diverts tons of waste from the landfill. The end result is a vision of beauty that knows no bounds, a manifestation all dreamers can embrace.

Red Butte Garden is the largest botanical garden in the Intermountain West and together with the University of Utah, is a state arboretum. The Garden is renowned for its numerous plant collections, display gardens, 500,000 springtime blooming bulbs, world-class outdoor summer concert series, and award-winning horticulture-based educational programs.

Tram may be closed due to high winds and/or maintenance, and takes scenic riders as available during the ski season (November to May).
Please visit the Snowbird Tram Website or call (801) 933-2222 to verify the tram is operating and taking scenic riders before heading to Snowbird.

Located in Little Cottonwood Canyon, this gorgeous mountain resort offers a variety of additional summer activities, including hiking, mountain biking, alpine slides, swimming, dining, and more.

First opened in 1971, Snowbird's Aerial Tram whisks passengers along a 1.6 mile cable and up 2,900 vertical feet during the 10-minute trip to the top of Hidden Peak and The Summit, our newest mountaintop restaurant. Enjoy views of snow-capped slopes and the Salt Lake Valley.

This is the Fun Place for Everyone! Ride trains, visit the Native American Village, pan for gold, meet our farm animals and ride ponies. Interact with the blacksmith, tinsmith and saddle-maker. Card and spin wool, make take-home crafts, do pioneer chores, play old-fashioned games, shop, and so much more.

Visit our newest attraction, The Pioneer Children memorial and Pioneer Center.

Ropes courses are open during summer season. Please visit website for this year's available dates. See below for weight and age restrictions. Please fill out ONLINE WAIVER prior to arrival.

Discovery Ropes Course
UOP strongly recommends adult participation with participants ages 7 and younger. Participants must weigh a minimum of 35 lbs and a maximum of 225 lbs to participate. Participants under 46″ tall must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older.

Canyon Ropes Course
Ages: 7 & older. UOP STRONGLY RECOMMENDS adult participation with those ages 12 & younger. Participants must weigh a minimum of 45 lbs and a maximum of 275 lbs. UOP strongly recommends that participants begin with the Discovery Course prior to attempting the Canyon Course.

Summit Ropes Course
Youth under 13 years of age MUST complete the Canyon Course and receive an Adventure Card from a course operator before progressing to the Summit Course. Adult participation recommended for youth 12 years of age and under. Participants must weigh a minimum of 45 lbs and a maximum of 275 lbs. UOP strongly recommends that ALL participants begin with the Canyon Course prior to attempting the Summit Course.

Common requirements for all of our ropes courses.
Participants must be able to pull themselves back onto the course in case of a fall. No open-toe shoes or shoes without heel straps. No handheld objects. Secure loose clothing, hats, hair and personal articles. These activities are not recommended for guests who are pregnant or for those with high blood pressure; back, neck or bone injury; heart conditions; recent surgery; or any physical or mental ailment.