Jasmine Reinhardt

Check out the collection of ancient objects and natural artifacts housed at the Utah Museum of Natural History. The museum is home to various pieces of history like crystallized minerals, bones from the extinct Giant Short-faced Bear, and a fossilized trilobite arthropod, all dating back thousands of years if not more. On your walk through the museum, you'll also see Native American artifacts like moccasins, gloves, bowls, baskets, and more.

Considered by many to be a "crown jewel" of national parks, the Sugar House Park offers a chance to literally take a deep breath and soothe your senses from all the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Opportunities to commune with nature are everywhere throughout the various recreation trails and picturesque scenery of the park.

With the exception of Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Tracy Aviary is open every day of the year. That's 363 opportunities for you and your family to let your knowledge of birds take flight!