Category: Salt Lake News

Canyon Spirit Offers A Luxury Train Journey In The American Southwest

Originally published on Forbes. Canyon Spirit Offers A Luxury Train Journey In The American Southwest Based on the luxury train formula of Canadian sibling Rocky Mountaineer, Canyon Spirit debuts in 2026 with two and three-night trips between Denver , Glenwood Springs, Moab, and Salt Lake City ByEverett Potter, Apr 12, 2026, 12:15am EDT Updated Apr…

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America’s own spectacular luxury train journey now covers almost 1000km

Originally published on WA Today. America’s own spectacular luxury train journey now covers almost 1000km Steve Madgwick April 15, 2026 — 3:00am I rubberneck at couples edgily queueing outside a Mormon temple in Salt Lake City’s south-eastern suburbs. They return the rubberneck, curious at the handsome passenger train click-clacking past them…

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The 9 Best Ski Resorts Still Open In North America

Originally published on POWDER. The 9 Best Ski Resorts Still Open In North America It’s been a tough season for many, but several mountains plan to stay open through the end of April or even later. Apr 7, 2026 10:07 AM EDT By Ian Greenwood Staff Writer, Powder A little slush and sun can cure most woes.Peter Morning/Courtesy of Mammoth Mountain…

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10 Under-the-Radar Music Festivals in the US Worth Traveling For This Year

Originally published in Matador Network. 10 Under-the-Radar Music Festivals in the US Worth Traveling For This Year by Matador Creators Apr 2, 2026 Big-ticket festivals like ACL and Coachella draw tens of thousands of fans and stack lineups so deep that even the opening acts are headliners in their own right. The thing is, traveling to elite…

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5 of the best new U.S. rail trips

Originally published on National Geographic. 5 of the best new U.S. rail trips From extended services to revived lines, we round some of the most exciting new and upcoming rail trips to take across the country in 2026 and beyond. Denver's Union Station dates back to 1910s. Photograph by Sanghwan Kim, Getty Images By Lauren Keith Published March…

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Heading to the mountains? Don’t let altitude sickness ruin it.

Originally published on National Geographic. Heading to the mountains? Don’t let altitude sickness ruin it. If you’re planning a getaway at one of these popular high-altitude destinations—from Banff to the Colorado Rocky Mountains—try acclimating in any of these “intermediate altitude” cities first. Spending time in a medium-altitude location…

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In a Snowless Ski Season, Utah Still Delivers

Originally published on Dujour. In a Snowless Ski Season, Utah Still Delivers As the rest of the west falls silent, here’s the four-day itinerary that goes big on both vertical and charm Written by Caroline Tell View the gallery There’s a particular kind of ski panic that sets in when the west doesn’t deliver record snowfall by mid-January…

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Asher Adams, Autograph Collection

Originally published on Conde Nast Traveller. Asher Adams, Autograph Collection A Gatsby-era dream meets the modern frontier in downtown Salt Lake City. Readers Choice Awards 2025 Courtesy Marriott Amenities Bar Gym Wifi Rooms 225 Reviewed by Jessica Chapel Why book? For a design-forward stay in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City…

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The Maven District – Salt Lake City’s Women-Inspired Gem

Originally published on World Footprints. The Maven District – Salt Lake City’s Women-Inspired Gem Welcome to Salt Lake City's Maven District Photo: Terri Marshall By Terri Marshall Posted March 5, 2026 Women’s History Month often highlights the achievements of women from the past, which is important given the wealth of inspiring stories to tell…

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