Utah Skyline Recreation Guide 2009

A few Healthy Tips for Kids from Cowboy Ted you may be used to at home. Take some time for a rest and let your lungs recover from the elevation. Keep plenty of sun-screen on hand to protect yourself from a painful sunburn that will interrupt your fun. Carry a ﬁrst aid kit with you too. Make sure to stay away from the edge of cliffs. Kids and adults carelessly fall to their death each year in Utah by getting too close to the edge. Central and Southern Utah has very clean air. Please ask your parents to turn the car off whenever possible. Idling cars add to bad air quality and the fumes from your car have the same unhealthy effect as second-hand smoke from a cigarette. Plan ahead and make a few adjustments and keep yourself healthy while you are in Utah and when you return home. For more Healthy Tips for Kids – go to www.cowboyted.com. Cowboy Ted has visited with over 175,000 kids across the country to teach them about Healthy Lifestyles. Here are a few tips from the Utah-based health educator to help Kids and Families stay healthy during their trip. Utah is a very dry environment and you are sweating even though it may not seem like you are losing ﬂuids. So, be sure to drink lots of water. Utah is also at a higher elevation than Join Us in Utah During your vacation to Utah if you happen to fall in love with the state like so many others have – why not move here? Make Utah your permanent home or a second home. There are a number of timeshare and extended stay options. If you love the outdoors, Utah has it all; the Greatest Snow on Earth, plenty of sunshine, National Parks and Monuments and State Parks, and limitless recreational opportunities. Utah is small enough to hold tight to traditional family values, yet big enough to offer all of the creature comforts of a larger population. You can still walk around at night without fear of the crime and violence of some other big cities. Homes are affordable. The four seasons provide for a perfect place to raise a family. The sun shines an average of 300-days a year. Utah is among one of the healthiest states in the nation. 20 Photo courtesy: Barry Glazier For more information on real-estate options check out the back cover (ERA/Bemadi) or page 6 (Zion Mtn Ranch) of this publication. You can also visit www.utah. com and click on the real estate section for Utah property options near the destinations you fell in love with during your visit. http://www.cowboyted.com http://www.utah.com http://www.utah.com

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Utah Skyline Recreation Guide 2009 Table of Contents Utah’s ‘Life Elevated’ Playground Experience Moab Zion National Park Turns 100 The North Rim of the Grand Canyon Family Fun at Lake Powell King of the Mountain at Bryce Canyon Sanpete County’s Open Atmosphere Cedar City / Brian Head The Mormon Miracle Pageant Healthy Tips for Kids / Join Us in Utah Rent a Cottage, Cabin or Town Home Amazing Earthfest Education Utah Skyline Recreation Guide Map Kanab’s Hidden Treasures Cedar Breaks / Shakespearean Festival Share Sevier County with your Friends A History Lesson on Red Canyon Capitol Reef / Four Corners Utah State Parks Castle Country’s Rocks & Dinosaurs Utah’s Canyon Country Grand Staircase Wonders & Colors Coral Pink Sand Dunes / Pipe Spring St. George / Springdale Recreation Utah Rodeo Champions Millard County / Great Basin NP Dinosour Discoveries in Utah Bear Lake’s Year-Round Recreation Filmed in Utah / Unique to Utah Discover East Zion This Year

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