The Great Salt Lake
Salt Lake City and its surrounding area is ripe with activities for vacationers and families. Our team at Affordable Rent-A-Car and Sales started a list of some favorite things to do in SLC (be sure to check out part one), and today we’ll finish it with our final five selections here.
6. Hogle Zoo
Who doesn’t love a trip to the zoo? While in Salt Lake City, be sure to check out Utah’s Hogle Zoo for a fun day of animal exploration, fun, and adventure. It’s great for all ages.
7. The Great Salt Lake State Park
You cannot come to Salt Lake City and not actually take a trip to see the lake and explore its unique history and features. At Great Salt Lake State Park, you can go swimming, sailing, kayaking, hiking around the perimeter and much more. Plus, you can say you’ve taken a dip in one of the most unique lakes in the United States.
8. Tracy Aviary
Pelicans, macaws, swans, ducks, and more! If you’re interested in exploring fowl from around the world, then Tracy Aviary is definitely a must-see destination in Salt Lake City. You can enjoy the exhibits and even take advantage of some up-close encounters.
9. City Creek Center
If you’re looking for a great shopping destination, then take a look at the City Creek Center in the heart of Salt Lake City. This beautiful shopping center has a great atmosphere as well as a variety of stores and restaurants. You can shop until you drop or browse the day away.
10. Ensign Peak Park
Interested in a hike to Ensign Peak? Then plan a visit to Ensign Peak Park, right in Salt Lake City. This easy hike is about a mile round trip, making it a fun place to pack a picnic and enjoy the views.
For all your travel plans around Salt Lake City, you can count on Affordable Rent-A-Car to help you get you where you need to go. We have reliable and cheap car rentals that can help you make the most of your trip. You can choose from compact cars, luxury cars, minivans, SUVs, and more. Check out our fleet today, and contact us at (801) 266-7368 to make a reservation.
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