HWY 92 (American Fork Canyon), American Fork, UT 84003 801-756-5238 Accessibility: Can be accessed only by a 1.5-mile hike with a fairly steep grade (trail increases in elevation over 1,000 feet). Driving time: from downtown Provo approximately 45 minutes Explore the haunting beauty of three natural limestone caverns connected by man-made tunnels. This National Monument is located on the Alpine Scenic Loop in American Fork Canyon. The cave system is well known for its colorful formations, unique helictites, fault-controlled passages, alpine surroundings, and rich history. The 1-1/2 mile-long paved trail (1,160 feet elevation gain) to the cave is also a popular attraction. The trail provides spectacular views of the geology and beautiful scenery of the American Fork Canyon. The man-made Timpanogos Cave system joins three natural caves that contain at least 42 types of cave formations-an unusually large variety. The uniquely colored cave features include unusual combinations of delicate helictites and anthodites in quantities not found in other caves worldwide. The cave is open from mid-May to mid-October (Tours will be available only on the weekends of Oct. 3-4, 10-11 and 17-18, then the Cave will closed for the 2009 season), weather permitting. A fee to American Fork Canyon is required for use of Forest Service facilities. http://www.nps.gov/tica/ |
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Beautiful Scenic DrivesThe Wasatch mountains offer breathtaking views of the mountains and wildlife. The Alpine Loop is the most popular route which takes you on the backside of Mt. Timpanogos. Hobble Creek Canyon and The Nebo loop are also popular drives where the beauty of the mountians can be appreciated. All three scenic drives start just minutes from Lakeside RV. |
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Located up Provo Canyon (Hwy. 189), Provo, UT
Accessibility: Head north on Hwy 189 (University Avenue) which will take you up Provo Canyon. If traveling from Salt Lake City on I-15, take Orem's 800 North exit 272 and head east to Provo Canyon. From Park City and Heber Valley area take Hwy 40 to Hwy 189. If traveling to Provo from southern Utah exit 263 (Hwy 189) head north.
Driving time: Bridal Veil Falls is about 10 miles from Provo’s Center Street, 15 minutes away.
Bridal Veil Falls is a double cataract waterfall which drops 607 feet to the Provo River. The falls can be seen from the scenic HWY 189 pullout or by taking the exit to the base of the falls. From the parking area, follow the paved path to get a closer view of the falls. Feel free to dip your feet in and get wet, 'cause the base of Bridal Veil Falls has a nice shallow pool which little kids love to splash around in. The surrounding trails are great for spring, summer, or fall hiking and biking, and the views can be absolutely breathtaking.
Visitors in winter definitely don't have to go home empty-handed. Bridal Veil Falls is a favorite spot for ice-climbing in the winter. Scaling frozen waterfalls with crampons and ice tools is a unique and challenging sport. Utah ice is usually in good shape for climbing from December through February. Besides Bridal Veil Falls, Utah Valley is full of other great ice-climbing spots, including The Great White Icicle, Stairway to Heaven, and Miller's Thriller.
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800 West University Parkway
Orem, UT 84058
(801) 863-INFO (4636)
Welcome to the Wolverine Den! Located in Orem, Utah Valley University provides higher education for more than 20,000 students (representing all 50 states and 78 countries) and entertainment for locals and valley visitors alike.
UVU was founded in 1936 to provide vocational training to Utah County high school students, and is now on track to become the state's largest provider of undergraduate education. In the past 22 years, the school has leapfrogged from technical school to community college to state college and finally, on July 1, 2008, it became a regional university offering graduate degrees.
Stop by UVU to enjoy a vast array of university athletics, performing, and visual arts. In the mood for a concert or sporting event? Visit the UVU Events Center which offers a wide variety of entertainment from top touring shows and sporting events to family shows to trade expos.
Through the College’s growth and expansion, its commitment to bringing education and prosperity to the community has remained the same since the day it was founded.
Whatever your interest, UVU has something for you! To learn more about UVU visit www.uvu.edu. |
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There’s nothing quite like seeing the copper mine for the first time. Our Visitors Center hosts approximately 160,000 guests per year from all over the world who come to experience our three-quarters of a mile deep canyon, the largest man-made excavation on earth. Our mine has produced more copper than any other mine in history and still contains enough copper to last through the next century. At 150,000 tons of copper ore per day, that’s a lot of copper! Come learn more about this impressive feat of engineering when you visit the mine for yourself. learn more at www.kennecott.com
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