State Designated Scenic Byways
| Name | Highways | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bear Lake Scenic Byway | 030 !SR-30, Garden City (US-89) to Laketown | |
| Beaver Canyon Scenic Byway | 153 !SR-153, Beaver (SR-160) to Elk Meadows | |
| Bicentennial-Trail of the Ancients Scenic Byway | 095 !SR-95, US-191, and SR-162, Hanksville (SR-24) to Colorado; branches to Natural Bridges National Monument via SR-275 and Blanding via US-191 | A portion is included in the Trail of the Ancients National Scenic Byway |
| Big Cottonwood Canyon Scenic Byway | 190 !SR-190, Cottonwood Heights (SR-210) to Brighton | |
| Brian Head-Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway | 143 !SR-143, Parowan (I-15) to Panguitch (US-89) | |
| Capitol Reef Country Scenic Byway | 024 !SR-24, Loa (SR-72) to Hanksville (SR-95) | |
| Cedar Breaks Scenic Byway | 148 !SR-148, SR-14 to SR-143 via Cedar Breaks National Monument | |
| Dead Horse Point Mesa Scenic Byway | 313 !SR-313, US-191 to Dead Horse Point State Park; branch to Grandview Point via Island in the Sky Road | |
| Fish Lake Scenic Byway | 025 !SR-25 and forest and local roads, SR-24 to SR-72 | |
| Great Salt Lake Legacy Parkway Scenic Byway | 067 !SR-67, Salt Lake City (I-215) to Farmington (I-15) | Also designated as the Legacy Parkway |
| Indian Canyon Scenic Byway | 191 !US-191, Helper (US-6) to Duchesne (US-40) | Part of the Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway |
| Indian Creek Scenic Byway | 211 !SR-211, US-191 to Canyonlands National Park | |
| Kolob Fingers Road Scenic Byway | Zion National Park road, I-15 to Kolob Canyon Overlook | |
| Little Cottonwood Canyon Scenic Byway | 210 !SR-210, Granite (SR-209) to Alta | |
| Markagunt High Plateau Scenic Byway | 014 !SR-14, Cedar City (SR-130) to Long Valley Junction (US-89) | |
| Mirror Lake Scenic Byway | 150 !SR-150, Kamas (SR-32) to Wyoming | Cuts through the western Uinta Mountains and is the highest paved road in Utah with a summit at elevation 10,715 ft (3,266 m). (3266 m) |
| Monument Valley to Bluff Scenic Byway | 163 !US-163 and US-191, Arizona to Bluff | Part of the Trail of the Ancients |
| Mt. Carmel Scenic Byway | 089 !US-89, Kanab to Bryce Canyon Junction (SR-12) | |
| Ogden River Scenic Byway | 039 !SR-39, Ogden at the mouth of Ogden Canyon to west of Woodruff; loops around Pineview Reservoir via SR-158 and former SR-166 | |
| Potash-Lower Colorado River Scenic Byway | 279 !SR-279, potash mine to US-191 | |
| Provo Canyon Scenic Byway | 189 !US-189 and SR-113, Provo (SR-52) to Heber City (US-40) | |
| Upper Colorado River Scenic Byway | 128 !SR-128, US-191 near Moab to I-70 near Cisco | Part of the Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway |
| Zion Park Scenic Byway | 009 !SR-9, I-15 to Mt. Carmel Junction (US-89) |
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