Liberty Park

Liberty Park is Salt Lake City's prized urban desert spring highlighting more than 80 sections of land of rich green space. The most seasoned stop in Salt Lake, Liberty Park was acquired by the city from the bequest of Bingham Young in 1881, and in 1980 made the rundown of the National Registry of Historic Places. Furthermore, the Tracey Aviary, including 135 types of uncommon or jeopardized secured feathered creatures, lives inside the recreation center, alongside the Isaac Chase Mill, the most established business working in Utah.

The stop includes a vast lake containing two islands, ious athletic courts and fields, 1.5 miles of strolling trails, and a few kids' play regions. At long last, the recreation center highlights the Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Art, a free exhibition hall displaying an assortment of fine arts.