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Benny’s Bistro
Benny’s Bistro is a new restaurant in town, serving authentic Italian food!
What's Included
- 10% Off Meal When Ordering Through Phone
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Big Cottonwood Canyon is a canyon in the Wasatch Range 12 miles southeast of Salt Lake City in the U.S. state of Utah. The 15-mile-long canyon provides hiking, biking, picnicking, rock-climbing, camping and fishing in the summer.
Fancy Moose
At Snowbasin, you can expect to see some wildlife. Moose, Deer, Wild Turkey, Porcupine, Hawks, Ermine and other critters are frequently seen across the resort. Mountain Goats can be spotted climbing the rugged summit of Mt. Ogden.
Good Eats Diner
Unique diner with a retro atmosphere.
What's Included
- BOGO Drinks
H-Rock
Visible from the southern portion of Salt Lake City, H-Rock open space is highly visible due to the H painted on the rock. The open space surrounding the rock is comprised of natural lands that provide habitat for wildlife and scenic views for citizens. Erosion due to heavy usage is occurring at the site, please stay on trails to help vegetation grow back.
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Historical Marker
Historical markers may contain valuable information about Utah history, but they are also historical artifacts, reflecting the particular point of view of the placing organization. They show how segments of society viewed historical events at the time the markers were placed. As such, they should be used with caution by researchers and historians, never taken at face-value and always corroborated by other historical sources.
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Impressions Mural
Experience the masterful and artistic urban murals in Salt Lake City–some cleverly placed in the middle of busy intersections–others secretly tucked away in unassuming alleyways. These massive pieces of art, painted on iconic and not so iconic walls wait ever so patiently for someone to come and admire them, to photograph them, to feel something from them.
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Liberty Park
Home to an aviary & museum, this serene landmark features a lake with ducks & paddle-boat rentals.
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Only 25 miles from Salt Lake City, Little Cottonwood Canyon can be reached by taking the 6200 South "Canyons" exit from I-215 and continue east to the canyon on U-210 following signs for Snowbird and Alta.
Painted Fire Hydrant
Since 2013 artists have taken to the streets to put their creative mark on local fire hydrants as part of the City's "Art on Fire" program.
Pioneer Park
Pioneer Park was settled in 1847 and is known as the "Old Fort" settlement. It is the site of the first pioneer campsite in Salt Lake City, and the site of the first pioneer fort. Now features on-site tennis court, volleyball, basketball, and playground. Free wireless Internet access.
Rio Grande
The Rio Grande Depot was constructed in 1910. The building was designed by Henry Schlack, a Chicago architect known mainly for designing churches. For years the Rio Grande would serve as the return and departure point for many men and woman. From its opening in 1910, until the closing of its passenger service in 1999.
Terrific Tacos
Serving the best tacos in town since 1999!
What's Included
- BOGO Taco's
Winning Location
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You will receive three separate messages to indicating you have "won" a pickup prize, a shipped prize, and an entry to a giveaway or sweepstakes.