Travel Note
Salt Lake City (SLC): This is the best airport choice for most travelers. Salt Lake City International Airport is about a 2-hour drive from Helper and typically offers some of the most affordable airfare options. Provo, UT (PVU): Located about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Helper, Provo Municipal Airport is slightly closer but generally has more expensive flights. Moab, UT (CNY): A great option for those looking to explore Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Canyonlands Regional Airport in Moab is about a 2-hour drive from Helper, but flights tend to be pricier. Las Vegas, NV (LAS): This option is for the road trippers! Also, likely the cheapest airport for flights. Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas is about a 6-hour drive from Helper. This route offers the chance to visit Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Capitol Reef National Parks, as well as our old hometown of Boulder, UT, and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Feel free to ask us for travel tips and recommendations along the way!
Travel Note
If you're looking for a ride or offering one, we’ve put together a spreadsheet (linked below) to help guests coordinate and share rental car and gas costs. Simply enter your name, flight details, whether you need a ride or can offer one, and your contact information. Make sure to use both the arrival and departure tabs. We're happy to help make introductions!
Hotel
We’re working with SureStay Plus in Price to offer a special rate for our wedding guests. To secure this rate, you can book online using the link below. Alternatively, you can contact the hotel's representative, Keaton Ross, directly by phone at (435) 214-0442 or via email at keaton@henderson500.com and mention that you are part of our wedding group. There are also several Airbnbs within walking distance of Helper Beer, our reception location, offering unique and historic accommodations. For those looking for a more adventurous stay, thousands of acres of public land are available nearby for free camping. Let us know if you have any questions!
Travel Note
Helper sits almost 6,000 feet above sea level, which is higher than many visitors may be used to. To help prevent altitude sickness and fatigue, be sure to stay hydrated, especially in Utah’s dry climate. We recommend drinking more water than usual, avoiding excessive alcohol and caffeine when you first arrive, and giving yourself time to adjust. If you start feeling lightheaded or get a headache, take it easy, rest, and drink plenty of fluids!