How to get out Utah
Idaho - Utah's northwestern neighbor is a rugged state, with snow-capped mountains, whitewater rivers, forests, high desert, and plenty of wilderness.
Wyoming - Located northeast of Utah, Wyoming is home to most of the landmass of Yellowstone National Park and provides an excellent opportunity to experience America's cowboy heritage.
Colorado - The Rocky Mountain state borders Utah to the east and offers a mind-boggling array of outdoor activities.
New Mexico - Joining Utah only at the Four Corners, this state lies to Utah's southwest and was a Spanish and then Mexican colony until the Mexican War of the 1840s, and retains a culture that is heavily influenced by its native and colonial past.
Arizona - Home to the Grand Canyon, Arizona borders Utah to the south.
Nevada - The Silver State borders Utah to the west and is home to the adult playground of Las Vegas.
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The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Utah
