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a blue field, appears the state seal. In the center of the seal is a
beehive, the state emblem, with a sego lily growing on either side. The
sego lily stands for peace. The state motto "Industry" means steady
effort. The date 1847 represents the year that Brigham Young led the
Mormons to Salt Lake Valley. The date 1896 represents the year
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Welcome to Utah!
Utah is
paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Whether
you come for the greatest snow on earth or to take a summer whitewater
rafting trip,
Utah offers a variety of landscapes and climates. Follow the
pioneer trails of the rugged wilderness, visit
Old
West
outlaw
hideouts, ski at more than a dozen winter resorts, and climb red rock
canyons.
Utah has
everything but the ocean!
With more than forty
state parks, seven national monuments, twenty-nine scenic byways, and a
wealth of pioneer history, you are sure to find something to thrill you
on your trip to Utah.
See
Utah's
famous attractions and lesser known, yet “worth-a-visit” sites in this
beautiful state.
Enjoy your travels in Utah and welcome to
the Legends of the Beehive State.
Kathy R. Weiser
Editor
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Arches National Park, January, 2003, Jon
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Grafton, Utah was a cotton growing community near
Rockville, Kathy Weiser, April, 2008.
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