Embark on an adventure through Mueller Park's newly opened hiking trails, where miles of unexplored terrain await your discovery!

Who, Who should go? Owl lovers, that's WHO! Antelope Island is prime habitat for several species of owl: Great Horned, Barn, Burrowing, Long-eared, and Short-eared Owls.

Rockport Reservoir’s nearby springs host many ducks, grebes, herons, and raptors. You will have a grand birding experience at the reservoir using canoes.

Some of the best birding in Morgan County is found in the backyards of the houses in the quaint small towns of Morgan and Croydon in Weber Canyon.

Located off I-15, Kaysville Ponds at the USU Botanical Center are home to a network of family friendly walking trails in a beautiful wetland environment.

See birds associated with many habitats in sagebrush and upland communities.

Diamond Fork Canyon encompasses a wide diversity of habitats including montane forest, sagebrush, scrub oak, and more, where wide diversity of bird species may be found.

Spend a day with expert birders on a birding adventure at Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge.

The Jordanelle Reclamation Area south of Jordanelle Reservoir and nearby agricultural fields of Heber City offer excellent birding!

Experience birding in a peaceful way, while taking in the surroundings and activities of birds.

Buffalo Ranches Ponds, on the eastern shore of the Great Salt Lake flyway, is a migrant trap where 200+ bird species have been observed.

Join us for a day exploring the Wasatch Mountains and the incredible birds that inhabit the west fringe of the Rocky Mountains. Visit Pitta Tours to register.