Provo, Utah - Points of Interest

Points of Interest

• Brigham Young University Arboretum.
• LaVell Edwards Stadium - home of the NCAA college football BYU Cougars as well Stadium of Fire, an annual 4th of July fireworks show and concert.
• The Marriott Center - home of the NCAA college basketball BYU Cougars. The Marriott Center is also used for large university gatherings, such as devotionals, guest lectures, and graduation ceremonies.
• Peaks Ice Arena, hockey venue for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games.
• The Provo River, a river known for fishing and the Provo River Parkway, a paved bicycle and walking trail adjacent to the river.
• Bridal Veil Falls (Utah), Provo Canyon, Utah County, Utah - A scenic waterfall located 10 miles Northeast of Provo.
• (Mount Timpanagos) Timpanagos Peak - The mountain shaped like a "Lady" lies on her back forms the Northern horizon of Provo.
• Reed O. Smoot House, a National Historic Landmark, located at 183 East 100 South.
• Seven Peaks Water Park, the largest water park in Utah.
• The Shops At Riverwoods, a center of residences, retails, and entertainment located at the mouth of Provo Canyon.
• Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, a national forest on the Wasatch Front bordering the east edge of Provo and Utah valley.
• Utah Lake, a fresh-water lake popular for fishing, boating, and other recreational activities.
• Crandall Historical Printing Museum, located at 275 East Center Street. This museum focuses on different priting methods and impact on society.