Step aboard century-old train cars, sip tea with Austen characters, or sing with Santa. Heber Valley Railroad offers themed rides through living Utah history.

Long before Park City became a ski town, a young Irish-American mother stepped off a train with nothing but a child on her hip and a will to survive. What she built in the shadows would shape the town’s history for decades and earn her a name whispered with equal parts reverence and scandal: Mother Urban.

Once one of Salt Lake City’s most walkable and charming neighborhoods, Sugar House is now at the center of rising crime, encampments, and community unrest.

At Utah’s largest mosque, Muslims are opening their doors to anyone willing to listen, ask, and learn. For many visitors, it is their first real encounter with Islam, made possible through the mosque’s ongoing Meet the Muslim events.