Luxury Resorts Worth Their “Salt” in Utah

City life is great for being close to the action, to your job, and for the sheer accessibility to attractions. But getting out of the city and swapping it for some nature time is a must. Now that does not mean that youʼve got to break out that old 2-person tent gathering dust in the garage and head for a campground full of mosquitoes. Nope – instead, consider these luxury resorts worth their “salt” in the grand state of Utah. It is some of the most beautiful nature in the United States.

Red Mountain Resort, Ivins

Red Mountain Resort in Ivins is great for nature and adventure lovers. From this centrally located resort, you can head out to Snow Canyon, Zion, or Bryce Canyon National Parks. Youʼll find such activities as bicycling, hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, or horseback riding. Once youʼve had your fill of activities, head back to Red Mountain Resort for the serenity of south Utah. If youʼre not attuned so much to adventure, consider the activities on offer at the resort, such as the spa, yoga classes, or any one of the many wellness programs.

Amangiri, Canyon Point

For a real relaxing getaway, reserve your suite at Amangiri in Canyon Point. Here, the serenity of the desert meets the most luxurious of digs. Every suite has its own outdoor lounge, fireplace, and dramatic views. Some suites offer rooftop terraces and private pools. The 25,000-square-foot spa provides wellness treatments outdoors if you prefer. Come see the plateaus and remote canyons like you can only see in south Utah. If you want to explore this wild terrain, consider a guided tour, a fossil-finding adventure, or hot air ballooning.

Sorrel River Ranch Resort, Moab

Someone must have given this next town its name because itʼs truly the Mother of All Beauty – Moab, Utah. At the Sorrel River Ranch Resort, youʼll experience what itʼs like to be tucked away on the Colorado on over 200 acres of luxurious ranch. If you enjoy the outdoors, youʼll love the natural beauty found in Moab. The Arches and Canyonland National Parks are nearby, and you can go horseback riding, ziplining, or rafting, just to name a few activities. If you want to stick closer to the ranch, though, youʼll enjoy spa services and poolside sunbathing. At certain times of the year, you’ll also get to partake in astronomy nights and campfires. Because this is also a working ranch, get your fill on the best farm-to-table fare in the region.

Start planning a well-deserved escape to one these luxury resorts worth their “salt” in Utah and connect with nature.