Comments for Utah Tourism

Comment on Crystal Hot Springs – Brigham City, Utah by mysterypromise

mysterypromise — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 19:53:05 +0000

I have been there several times because it is the nearest to my hometown, and I am very reluctant to return there again. It is a little cheaper than Lava Hot Springs Idaho, but the facilities at Crystal hot springs are quite below average. Speaking of the women’s bathroom, it had peeling paint. One of the times the showers didn’t work. They don’t clean the floors enough, they are dirty/greasy from people’s feet, and there’s hair (every time I’ve been there). The rubber mats in the changing rooms are tough and hurt the feet a lot unless you have flip flops on. Sometimes there aren’t enough changing rooms for the amount of people and so you don’t have privacy. The toilet stalls needed cleaning also. The hot pools sometimes were sort of okay and other times had hair and a few bugs etc. The ownership and management, I don’t know if they are poor or just lazy but they REALLY need to invest in some paint, and replace some plumbing fixtures BUT MOST OF ALL they just need to clean the place and the pools better. I can put up with something not looking really new, but it has to be CLEAN!!!!!

Comment on UTAH VACATIONS by martha B. Youngblood

martha B. Youngblood — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 02:16:45 +0000

I never thought that I would be overwhelmed by the beauty of any state that doesn’t border the ocean. However, I saw a documentary on Utah’s parks on tv and I’m hooked. The USA has so much to offer in the way of tourist attractions that I have no desire to travel abroad. It would take a miracle for me to be able to afford a trip to Utah because I’m past retirement age and my health is too poor to work. I should have started when I was young.

Comment on Crystal Hot Springs – Brigham City, Utah by Noemi

Noemi — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 23:21:28 +0000

I went camping for the 4th of July to Crystal Hot Springs and what a desapointment.
The bathrooms completely filthy, bloody pads on the floor, dirty toilet paper all over the place and the out side garbage’s was never pick up.
The big pool water was very dirty with a lot’s of hair, bugs and dust.
Didn’t matter how many times we complaint about the odor and disinfected bathroom, nothing was done for the three days I was there.
I can not recommend this place to any body

Comment on Wasatch Range – Salt Lake City, Utah by gps on sale

gps on sale — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 22:23:15 +0000

My family and I went 4 wheeling in the magnificent Mojave Desert last year. A great way to see the desert.

Comment on Crystal Hot Springs – Brigham City, Utah by smyers

smyers — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 04:07:31 +0000

what a relaxtion, me and my husband enjoyed it, will come back soon.

Comment on Crystal Hot Springs – Brigham City, Utah by Germaine Anaya

Germaine Anaya — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 02:46:19 +0000

New to Utah State, I have made it to Crystal Hot Springs today…and what a wonder!! It was fantastic! We will come back for the relaxing feeling! Found my favorite spot, the boiling falls!! Cant wait to make it here in the winter. Super excited!

Comment on Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum – Provo, Utah by Jak Nelson

Jak Nelson — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 16:59:42 +0000

cool

Comment on Paiute ATV Trail – Marysvale, Utah by Paiute ATV Trail - Marysvale, Utah | All Info About

Paiute ATV Trail - Marysvale, Utah | All Info About — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 14:21:18 +0000

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Comment on Crystal Hot Springs – Brigham City, Utah by Editor

Editor — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 18:52:10 +0000

Thank you for contacting http://www.utahbeautiful.com with your question. I have forwarded it on to them and requested that they contact you directly with their response.

Pat Watson, Editor,

Comment on Crystal Hot Springs – Brigham City, Utah by Jennifer Cooley

Jennifer Cooley — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 18:31:25 +0000

What are your winter hours?

Comment on MONUMENT VALLEY, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH by Editor

Editor — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 14:01:18 +0000

Hi, in researching your question I found that some exteriors for the film were shot in Monument Valley, Utah. The exteriors involving the fort itself and the renegade Indian agent’s trading post were filmed at Corriganville, which is now a park in Simi Valley, California.
Also a visit to Goulding’s is the original trading post, which looks just like it did when it appeared in “Fort Apache” in 1948. Now a museum, it features memorabilia, the swinging saloon doors from “My Darling Clementine” as well as pages from Goulding’s celebrated guestbook, in which John Wayne poignantly wrote in 1945, “Harry, you and I both owe these monuments a lot.”
You can get more information from the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park visitor center which is just across the line from Utah into Arizona. It charges a $5 per vehicle entrance fee but includes a museum of Navajo accomplishments, a large souvenier store and a small restaurant.
The visitor center can arrange for you to take a tour on one of the buses that have permission to drive on the reservation. You can not take your car.
Thank you for asking.
Pat Watson
Editor

Comment on MONUMENT VALLEY, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH by Thomas Ryan Sr.

Thomas Ryan Sr. — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:13:55 +0000

If I visit Monument Valley–where was the actual location of movies Ft. Apache, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon. 2000 Sq Miles is a lot to cover. Are any structures still visible?? That it.

Comment on Moab Utah by Moab mountain climbing | Acehkids

Moab mountain climbing | Acehkids — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:24:53 +0000

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