Things To Do in Provo, Utah

The big Seven Peaks Resort Water Park contains 16 water slides, a huge wave pool, twisting tubes, and a va... More on Moon Handbooks: Utah

Visitors with a sense of adventure won't want to pass up the largest water park in Utah - Seven Peaks Water...

This newly expanded museum across from Cougar Stadium features excellent exhibits of dinosaurs and early m... More on Moon Handbooks: Utah

The BYU Earth Science Museum is one of Utah's best kept secrets. With Jurassic dinosaur bone collections, t...

The Provo Tabernacle is situated in the very heart of Provo, at the crossroads of the city's two main streets. As a gathering area for both Mormons and non-Mormons, it has served as a sanctuary for...

The Prove Tabernacle was built in 1883 by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons). This building features remarkable brick work, stained glass, interior wood-work, and a fine pipe... More on Nebo.edu

The largest body of fresh water completely within the state, Utah Lake is 24 miles long and 11 miles wide. Average depth is only 9.4 feet. Mountains form the skyline in all directions...Boaters co... More on Moon Handbooks: Utah

Utah Lake, the state's largest freshwater lake, provides year-round fishing for channel catfish, walleye, white bass, black bass and several different species of panfish. The state park provides ma... More on Reserveamerica.com

The Provo City Library was founded in 1905. Prior to 1905 there were efforts to establish library service in Provo. In 1854 there was a collection of 120 volumes for community use. By 1870 the Provo City Library and Reading Room Association ... More on Provo.lib.ut.us

The historic Utah County Courthouse has been praised for its innovative architectural design. Following the classical features of Greek buildings, visitors enter to rising columns adapted from the ...

The building was constructed facing north on Center Street on City and County land. The contractors were paid one-third in cash, one-third in grain, and one-third in shares of Provo Woolen Mills st... More on Co.utah.ut.us

Best to visit during spring, and summer Bridal Veil Falls is a gorgeous cascade that spills off of the Provo Mountain. Just along Highway 189 in Provo Canyon, visitors can hike along recreational t...

Bridal Veil Falls is unique because you can drive your car right underneath it! The water falls 120 feet from above, right over U.S. 64. ... More on Cs.unca.edu

The Provo City Library is dedicated to enriching the community through instruction and cultural events. By fostering literacy and access to technology, the recently renovated academy has truly enha...

about Provo City Library: Provo City Library is housed in a historic building that was saved from demolition by the residents and the City of Provo. The building now houses the library and various ... More on GoCityKids

Since its inception in 1960, the Riverside Country Club has provided golf, swimming, tennis and clubhouse a...

This course is very difficult because each fairway is tree lined and water hazards come into play on many h... More on Golf.com

This famed Utah golf course was established in 1986, and has since been voted as one of the Top 100 Public Courses by Golf Digest. The Reserve at East Bay offers its guests 18 holes of a championsh...

Open to public, 1,500 ... More on Yahoo! Travel