One of the most amazing things about Utah is its vast, breathtaking landscapes. We have spots where you can see for miles. Utah also has a very diverse landscape — endless red rock vistas in the south, and alpine forested mountains in the north. Here are 20 Utah landscapes that will remind you how lucky you are to live in Utah!

  1. An Iconic Landscape

Mark Gunn/flickr This photo was taken in 2014, but it looks as though it could have been from the 1930s - or earlier!

  1. Uinta Mountains

Chris Dunphy/flickr A beautiful place to camp, fish, hike and photograph.

  1. Dead Horse Point State Park

Jim Dollar/flickr This is one of my favorite landscapes in Utah.

  1. Logan

Ryan Franklin/flickr So much of Utah is rural, with a special kind of beauty. Here’s a Logan landscape.

  1. View From Angel’s Landing

fortherock/flickr When you reach the top of Angel’s Landing, you’re rewarded with this landscape.

  1. Sundance

Scott Law/flickr Scott Law’s photo of the sunrise over Sundance showcases a beautiful alpine landscape.

  1. Strawberry Reservoir

Dave Merrill/flickr Bright wildflowers and a cloudy sky over the reservoir.

  1. View From Lava Point

Bryant Olsen/flickr This landscape view of Zion Canyon from Lava Point is breathtaking, isn’t it?

  1. Duck Creek

Chris Robinson/flikcr Duck Creek in the fall.

  1. Wellsville

Hugh Millward/flickr Utah’s small towns look so idyllic, with their fields and mountains. Wellsville is no exception.

  1. Virgin River

JR P/flickr The Virgin River at Zion National Park.

  1. Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge

Rod Brazier/flickr The refuge is a photographer’s dream, with its pretty scenery and plentiful wildlife.

  1. Utah State Capitol

Efren Vargara/flickr The Utah landscape where powerful people make big decisions.

  1. Bryce Canyon National Park

Don Graham/flickr Bryce Canyon’s rich, colorful hoodoos are stunning…and the view stretches for miles.

  1. Holi Festival, Spanish Fork

Steven Gerner/flickr Sometimes, Utah’s most gorgeous landscapes include its residents.

  1. Salt Lake City

Garrett/flickr A juxtaposition of man-made and natural landscape - the Salt Lake City skyline with the Wasatch Mountains in the background.

  1. Antelope Island

Edgar Zuniga Jr/flickr We’re calling this one: Landscape With Bison.

  1. Dinosaur National Monument

NPCA Photos/flickr Many Utahns think that Dinosaur National Monument is just a dinosaur quarry. This landscape shows its vast area - with plenty of recreation and beauty.

  1. Park City

Jimmy Emerson DVM/flickr This is probably Utah’s most photographed barn, near Park City. It captures the rural, farming landscape of Utah.

  1. Park Avenue

Jerry and Pat Donaho/flickr With Park Avenue in the foreground and the landscape behind, this scene at Canyonlands National Park is remarkable.

What’s your favorite Utah view?

Mark Gunn/flickr

This photo was taken in 2014, but it looks as though it could have been from the 1930s - or earlier!

Chris Dunphy/flickr

A beautiful place to camp, fish, hike and photograph.

Jim Dollar/flickr

This is one of my favorite landscapes in Utah.

Ryan Franklin/flickr

So much of Utah is rural, with a special kind of beauty. Here’s a Logan landscape.

fortherock/flickr

When you reach the top of Angel’s Landing, you’re rewarded with this landscape.

Scott Law/flickr

Scott Law’s photo of the sunrise over Sundance showcases a beautiful alpine landscape.

Dave Merrill/flickr

Bright wildflowers and a cloudy sky over the reservoir.

Bryant Olsen/flickr

This landscape view of Zion Canyon from Lava Point is breathtaking, isn’t it?

Chris Robinson/flikcr

Duck Creek in the fall.

Hugh Millward/flickr

Utah’s small towns look so idyllic, with their fields and mountains. Wellsville is no exception.

JR P/flickr

The Virgin River at Zion National Park.

Rod Brazier/flickr

The refuge is a photographer’s dream, with its pretty scenery and plentiful wildlife.

Efren Vargara/flickr

The Utah landscape where powerful people make big decisions.

Don Graham/flickr

Bryce Canyon’s rich, colorful hoodoos are stunning…and the view stretches for miles.

Steven Gerner/flickr

Sometimes, Utah’s most gorgeous landscapes include its residents.

Garrett/flickr

A juxtaposition of man-made and natural landscape - the Salt Lake City skyline with the Wasatch Mountains in the background.

Edgar Zuniga Jr/flickr

We’re calling this one: Landscape With Bison.

NPCA Photos/flickr

Many Utahns think that Dinosaur National Monument is just a dinosaur quarry. This landscape shows its vast area - with plenty of recreation and beauty.

Jimmy Emerson DVM/flickr

This is probably Utah’s most photographed barn, near Park City. It captures the rural, farming landscape of Utah.

Jerry and Pat Donaho/flickr

With Park Avenue in the foreground and the landscape behind, this scene at Canyonlands National Park is remarkable.

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