Olympics
The year the Olympics was held in Utah.
What is 2002?
The most recognizable arch at Arches National Park that has become a symbol for Utah.
What is Delicate Arch?
The State Park where you can walk among goblins.
What is Goblin Valley State Park?
The biggest ski resort in Utah with a slope length of 250km.
What is Park City Ski Resort?
The famous swiss town that still holds a Swiss Days celebration each year.
What is Midway, Utah?
The season when the Utah Olympics were held.
What is winter?
The rock formations that have the largest concentration at Bryce Canyon National Park.
What are Hoodoos?
One of Utah's newest State Parks located near St. George Utah where you can boat, fish, and explore the sand dunes.
What is Sand Hollow?
The group of people who first brought skiing to Utah.
Who are the Norwegians (Scandinavians)?
The 10 acre complex in the enter of Salt Lake City, owned by the Church o Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
What is Temple Square?
The cost of the 2002 Olympic Games.
What was $2 billion?
The National Park where you can experience Island in the Sky, The Needles, and the Maze.
What is Canyonlands National Park?
Utah's largest fresh water lake located in Utah county.
What is Utah Lake?
The southern-most Utah Ski Resort.
What is Brian Head Ski Resort?
A nationally ranked pediatric (children's) care teaching hospital, located in SLC.
What is Primary Children's Hospital?
The number of jobs that were created in Utah because of the Olympic games in 2002.
What was 35,000?
The National Park where you can find the Waterpocket Fold, which is a wrinkle on the Earth.
What is Capitol Reef National Park?
What is Antelope Island State Park?
The number of Ski Resorts in Utah.
What is 15?
Utah's 42-acre site which houses animals from diverse ecosystems and is located at the mouth of Emigration Canyon.
What is Hogle Zoo?
The number of rings in the Olympics symbol.
What is 5?
The National Park where you can hike Angel's Landing and walk a narrow path with a chain-link rope.
What is Zion National Park?
The place in Fairfield where the United States Army, Mormon Pioneers, Stagecoach Travelers, and the Pony Express met. It was created to suppress a Mormon Rebellion in 1858.
What is Camp Floyd?
The first ski resort in Utah, started in 1936.
What is Brighton Ski Resort?
The largest independent film festival in the United States, located in Park City, Utah.
What is the Sundance Film Festival?