Things to Do in Salt Lake

Most of Salt Lake's attractions are open with safety protocols in place. Face masks may be required at some locations along with other safety measures like physical distancing from people not in your household, and staying home if individuals are sick, have symptoms of COVID-19, or have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days. Check with each individual attraction to verify what their policies are. For websites and contact information, search attractions here.

Many attractions and businesses require face masks, physical distancing from people not in your household, and staying home if individuals are sick, have symptoms of COVID-19, or have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days. Please follow signage and guidelines at individual attractions and businesses.

The Salt Lake County Health Director, Dr. Dunn, recommends wearing respirators, such as KN95s, instead of cloth masks, if possible.

Some attractions are limiting the number of admissions and are requiring reservations. Check with each individual attraction to verify their procedure. For websites and contact information, search attractions here.

Spas and salons are open. Some may require face masks, physical distancing, and staying home if sick or experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. Check with each individual business to verify. For websites and contact information, search spas and salons search spas and salons here.

Most of Salt Lake's stores are open with safety protocols in place. Some may require face masks, physical distancing from people not in your household, and staying home if individuals are sick, have symptoms of COVID-19, or have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past 10 days. Check with each individual store to verify. For websites and contact information, search shopping here.