Food destinations within easy reach of Salt Lake City. worth the train, the rental car or the early start.

Worth the trip

Park City Main Street ★ 4.7

35 min east via I-80Drive east on I-80 from downtown to UT-224

Famous for: High West Saloon, Riverhorse on Main, Handle, Powder

Park City Main Street, the historic mining town now ski resort 35 minutes east of Salt Lake, runs Utah's strongest mountain-town dining cluster on a walk.

High West Distillery Blue Sky ★ 4.7

55 min east via I-80Drive east on I-80 to Wanship

Famous for: Whiskey tours and tasting room at the mountain distillery

High West Distillery Blue Sky in Wanship, Utah's first legal distillery since 1870 founded 2006, runs whiskey tours and a tasting room outside Park City.

Provo and BYU town ★ 4.4

45 min south via I-15Drive south on I-15 to Provo exits

Famous for: Communal restaurant, Black Sheep Cafe, Cupbop original

Provo 45 minutes south of Salt Lake, the BYU university town, runs a strong farm-to-table cluster around Center Street plus the original Cupbop Korean BBQ.

Antelope Island State Park ★ 4.3

50 min north via I-15Drive north on I-15 to Davis Co exit and east to causeway

Famous for: Bison burgers at the Garr Ranch and island restaurant

Antelope Island State Park in the Great Salt Lake, 50 minutes north of downtown, runs bison burgers and a Garr Ranch cafe alongside hiking on the causeway.

Heber Valley and Midway ★ 4.3

55 min east via I-80 to US-40Drive east on I-80 then south on US-40

Famous for: Snake Creek Grill, Midway Swiss heritage

Heber Valley and Midway 55 minutes east of Salt Lake, the Swiss-heritage farming valley, runs Snake Creek Grill and farm-to-table food below the Wasatch.

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