Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but hopefully you’re keeping that spark in your romance. Here are 12 spots to take your sweetheart this spring.
- Natural Bridges National Monument
DennyMont/flickr Named Utah’s first “Dark Sky Park,’ This beautiful spot is the perfect place to stargaze with your loved one.
- Alaskan Inn
Alaskan Inn/Facebook The little cabins at Alaskan Inn, located in Ogden Canyon, provide romantic privacy, and they’re really cozy.
- Abravanel Hall
Abravanel Hall/Facebook What’s more romantic than an evening with the Utah Symphony?
- Snowbird
Snowbird/Facebook Ride the tram up to the new restaurant, ski the slopes with your love, or take your bikes up the lift in the summertime and ride back down. The views are amazing, and you’ll find plenty of quiet spots along the way to steal a kiss.
- Temple Square
Mark Goebel/flickr If you’re LDS, the temple has special significance.
- Log Haven
Log Haven/Facebook One of the most romantic restaurants in the country, according to USA Today and Salt Lake City Weekly. Enjoy a relaxing meal together.
- Bonneville Salt Flats
Joshua Shinavier/flickr So you don’t think the Bonneville Salt Flats seem romantic? Drive out there and see all the love notes written with rocks! Write your own.
- The “U”
Irwin Scott/flickr Did you meet your sweetie at the University of Utah? Hike to the “U” and check out the sunset from a vantage point over the city.
- Or, the “Y”
Jason Powers/flickr You’ll find a nice view from the “Y,” too.
- Stewart Falls
Tom Kelly/flickr Stewart Falls is just one of the many romantic, beautiful spots near Sundance.
- Cecret Lake
Dan Pearce/flickr Pack a little picnic and hike to Cecret Lake.
- Sunrise Point, Bryce Canyon
Todd Petrie/flickr Wake up early and watch the sun come up together at one of the most scenic vistas in the state.
What’s your favorite romantic spot in Utah?
DennyMont/flickr
Named Utah’s first “Dark Sky Park,’ This beautiful spot is the perfect place to stargaze with your loved one.
Alaskan Inn/Facebook
The little cabins at Alaskan Inn, located in Ogden Canyon, provide romantic privacy, and they’re really cozy.
Abravanel Hall/Facebook
What’s more romantic than an evening with the Utah Symphony?
Snowbird/Facebook
Ride the tram up to the new restaurant, ski the slopes with your love, or take your bikes up the lift in the summertime and ride back down. The views are amazing, and you’ll find plenty of quiet spots along the way to steal a kiss.
Mark Goebel/flickr
If you’re LDS, the temple has special significance.
Log Haven/Facebook
One of the most romantic restaurants in the country, according to USA Today and Salt Lake City Weekly. Enjoy a relaxing meal together.
Joshua Shinavier/flickr
So you don’t think the Bonneville Salt Flats seem romantic? Drive out there and see all the love notes written with rocks! Write your own.
Irwin Scott/flickr
Did you meet your sweetie at the University of Utah? Hike to the “U” and check out the sunset from a vantage point over the city.
Jason Powers/flickr
You’ll find a nice view from the “Y,” too.
Tom Kelly/flickr
Stewart Falls is just one of the many romantic, beautiful spots near Sundance.
Dan Pearce/flickr
Pack a little picnic and hike to Cecret Lake.
Todd Petrie/flickr
Wake up early and watch the sun come up together at one of the most scenic vistas in the state.
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