| | | | | What is Pioneer Day?
| | Every July 24, Utah comes alive with parades, fireworks, rodeos, and more in celebration of Pioneer Day – a state holiday marking the 1847 arrival of Mormon pioneers in Salt Lake City. From the Days of ’47 Parade to the First Encampment Hike, the celebrations reflect Utah’s rich history. Whether you’re seeking family fun, local flavor or outdoor adventure, Pioneer Day is a uniquely-Utah celebration offering something for everyone.
| | | | | Explore Heber Valley in 48 Hours Ride the iconic Heber Valley Railroad, bike top-rated trails and swim in a 10,000-year-old crater. See the Itinerary | | | Base Camp: Mexican Hat Named for its sombrero-shaped rock formation, in Mexican Hat you’ll find river trips, live music and scenic views. Explore Mexican Hat | | | How to Poop in the Outdoors Before you venture out, make a responsible plan for when nature inevitably calls. How to Go in Nature | | | | | | | | Utah Unexpected | | One of Utah’s most unique destinations, the Homestead Crater at the Homestead Resort in Midway, is a geothermal hot spring inside a 55-foot dome of limestone rock.
| | | | | | Keep Utah Forever Mighty® | | Never throw anything into a vault toilet that you wouldn’t throw into your own toilet in your home. Learn More
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