Things To Do

Alpine Loop Scenic Byway

Have an hour or a few? Go for a beautiful drive into the mountains!

Kemo Sabe Park City

Design a badass cowboy hat in downtown Park City!! (Katie’s favorite)

Swig

If you don’t know…. What are you even doing? There’s one on every corner! “The Katie” 44 oz Diet Coke, extra ice, & fresh lemon “The Kaden” 44 oz summer splash with sparkling water

Guru's Cafe

Gurus is one of our favorites in downtown Provo… they have everything! Our favorites include sweet potato fries, queso, shrimp tacos, & bleu quesadilla!

TRUreligion Pancake & Steakhouse

The BEST breakfast & brunch!

Strap Tank Brewery

The night before we eloped in 2024, we got together here with our closest family & friends to celebrate!

Floating in Provo Canyon

Provo Canyon is home to plenty of natural beauty including Sundance Resort and the majestic Bridal Veil waterfalls. This scenic mild float is fun for all ages – With small rapids and flanked by 10,000+ foot mountains this 90 minute adventure is offered with guided and self-guided options and even a late afternoon BBQ with tours leaving every hour starting at 10am. 2025 is at average snowpack so far – we expect river current to be swifter and waves will be higher in June and taper off in July and August.

Bridal Veil Falls

Bridal Veil Falls is a beautiful natural waterfall in scenic Provo Canyon. It’s easily accessible via a trail that connects to the parking lot.

Timpanogos Falls

Generally a longer hike, averaging 9 hours to complete. Kaden swears there is a shorter route!

Tibble Fork Reservoir

Mill Creek Canyon

While Millcreek Canyon is only a few minutes from Salt Lake City, it’s definitely a wonderful escape into the mountains with excellent hiking opportunities!

Bell Canyon Waterfall

Bells Canyon Trail is a short and challenging hike in the Wasatch Mountains. Starting from the parking lot, you will first reach the Lower Bell Canyon Reservoir. Continuing through the canyon from here, the hike is rocky and steep. This route terminates at the lower falls which is a great spot for a break after the quick elevation gain. There are great views throughout the hike of the surrounding canyon and cityscapes below. Since this trail lies within a protected watershed, dogs and swimming are not permitted in the area. This trail is roughly 5 miles.