Accessible Destinations in Utah

27 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Utah with detailed accessibility information: Natural History Museum of Utah, Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Red Butte Garden.

• Natural History Museum of Utah (Salt Lake City) – A University of Utah natural history museum with free loaner wheelchairs, step-free entrances, and accessible restrooms on every floor.
• Arches National Park (Moab) – A red-rock National Park Service destination near Moab with scenic drives, viewpoints, accessible visitor facilities, and selected barrier-…
• Bryce Canyon National Park (Bryce) – A high-elevation Utah national park known for hoodoos, paved viewpoints, accessible visitor facilities, shuttle service, rim access, and da…
• Canyonlands National Park (Moab) – A rugged southeastern Utah national park of canyons, buttes, and rivers with accessible viewpoints concentrated in the Island in the Sky di…
• Red Butte Garden (Salt Lake City) – A University of Utah garden in the foothills above Salt Lake City, with paved main paths and elevator access in the Visitor Center.
• Dinosaur National Monument (Jensen) – A Utah/Colorado NPS monument with accessible quarry exhibit access, visitor services, restrooms, service-animal access, and mixed trail, ri…
• Natural Bridges National Monument (Lake Powell) – A Utah NPS monument with scenic-drive access, visitor facilities, accessible viewpoints, service-animal access, and trail access that is li…
• Zion National Park (Springdale) – A Utah national park with detailed NPS accessibility guidance, shuttle and visitor-facility access, accessible restrooms, paved trail optio…
• Capitol Reef National Park (Torrey) – A red-rock park along Utah's Waterpocket Fold. The visitor center is step-free with accessible restrooms; most trails cross rough desert te…
• Clark Planetarium (Salt Lake City) – Clark Planetarium is a Salt Lake City, UT science museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor f…
• George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park (Ogden) – George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park is an Ogden, UT museum park that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor…
• Utah Museum of Fine Arts (Salt Lake City) – Utah Museum of Fine Arts is a Salt Lake City, UT museum that gives Accessible America travelers a concrete, plan-ahead stop with visitor fa…
• This Is The Place Heritage Park (Salt Lake City) – A 450-acre Utah State Park living-history village east of Salt Lake City, with an ADA-accessible Visitors Center and free loaner wheelchair…
• Hogle Zoo (Salt Lake City) – Utah's Hogle Zoo brings wildlife from around the world to the foothills of Salt Lake City, with accessible pathways and wheelchair rentals…
• Deer Valley Resort (Park City) – Utah's premier ski resort offers adaptive skiing, snowboarding, and year-round mountain experiences in the heart of Park City.
• Brian Head Resort (Brian Head) – Utah's highest base elevation ski resort offers adaptive winter sports programs and accessible lodging steps from the slopes.
• Park City Mountain (Park City) – Park City Mountain offers adaptive skiing, accessible trails, and a welcoming mountain town with wheelchair-friendly transit and ADA-compli…
• Sundance Mountain Resort (Sundance) – A mountain retreat blending art, nature, and adventure beneath the peaks of Mt. Timpanogos in Utah's Wasatch Range.
• Alta Ski Area (Alta) – Utah's legendary ski area offers adaptive skiing programs and over 500 inches of annual snowfall in Little Cottonwood Canyon.
• Snowbasin Resort (Huntsville) – Utah's premier ski resort offers world-class slopes with adaptive sports programs and dedicated ADA parking, just a short drive from Salt L…
• Solitude Mountain Resort (Salt Lake City) – A serene ski resort just 30 minutes from Salt Lake City, offering over 1,200 acres of mountain terrain in one of North America's snowiest c…
• Thanksgiving Point (Lehi) – A sprawling discovery campus in Lehi featuring dinosaur exhibits, stunning gardens, and hands-on museums across 100 acres of accessible gro…
• Lagoon Amusement Park (Kaysville) – One of America's oldest amusement parks, Lagoon has thrilled Utah families since 1886 with rides, water fun, and pioneer-era charm.
• Snowbird (Snowbird) – A year-round mountain resort in Little Cottonwood Canyon offering world-class skiing in winter and alpine adventures, scenic tram rides, an…
• Cherry Hill Water Park (Kaysville) – A family water park and camping resort in Kaysville with over 50 years of summer fun and wheelchair-accessible attractions.
• Utah Olympic Park (Park City) – Home of the 2002 Winter Olympics, Utah Olympic Park offers adaptive sports, museum exhibits, and mountain experiences in stunning Park City.
• Loveland Living Planet Aquarium (Draper) – One of the nation's largest aquariums, featuring ocean, rainforest, and Antarctic habitats in a fully wheelchair-accessible facility near S…