Living in Utah

Utah, from its magnificent alpine mountains to stark red rock canyons, was the home to infamous outlaws such as Butch Cassidy, Billy the Kid, The Wild Bunch and The Rough Riders. The state is also known for its Mormon Religion, heritage and culture. Temple Square and The Mormon Tabernacle Choir are two excellent examples. There are several museums and galleries for a nurse to spend some off time. The Rose Wagner Performing Art’s Center, Brigham City Museum-Gallery, The Salt Lake City Arts Museum and The Sundance Film Festival are available to visit. There are numerous places to see and things to explore in Utah. The Natural Historical Museum of Utah, American Western Heritage Center, Dinosaur National Monument, Anasazi State Park Museum, The Museum of natural History and The St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site are some of the unique attractions. Utah has fourteen ski resorts and over 500 inches of snow per annum. Naturally skiing, boarding, and snow mobile riding are great past times. Horseback riding, camping, boating, fly fishing and elk hunting are good outside adventures.