SALT LAKE CITY Road trips became more popular last year as Utahns wanted to travel more safely during a pandemic.
Between Memorial Day weekend and the final stages of a pandemic, many Utahns are likely taking to the road this weekend for fun and adventure.
Here are three excellent road trip destinations within a 4-hour drive from Salt Lake City.
Alpine, Wyoming
Utahns may be familiar with Afton and Jackson, but halfway between the two famous towns sits Alpine, Wyoming. Nestled at the junction of the Snake River and Palisades Reservoir, this beautiful destination offers a wide range of camping destinations: ample hiking, white water rafting, paddleboarding and fishing.
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Nearly 80% of temples world-wide will be open for all living and proxy ordinances by the end of July 2021.
The Star Valley Wyoming Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is included in a list of 60 temples released May 25 that are scheduled to resume offering all ordinances to patrons.
Tuesday’s announcement means that patrons in the Star Valley Temple district will be invited to return to worship and serve in the temple after being unable to enter the temple for full service in over a year.
Due to COVID-19, the Church closed all temples in late March of 2020. Six weeks later, the First Presidency of the Church announced a cautious, four-phase plan to gradually reopen temples as the pandemic subsides.