Every Utah county — median home price, population, national parks, ski resorts, and full drilldowns to 29 counties, 328 cities, and 815 neighborhoods. The most complete county-by-county guide to Utah real estate and adventure.
Utah is home to five national parks — more than any state except California and Alaska. Explore each park through its home county for lodging, real estate, and local guides.
Slot canyons, Angels Landing, The Narrows
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Red rock hoodoos, sunrise amphitheater
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Delicate Arch, 2,000+ natural stone arches
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Island in the Sky, Needles district
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Waterpocket Fold, historic Fruita orchards
Explore Wayne County →Slot canyons, dinosaur fossils, dark skies
Explore Kane County →Ancestral Puebloan sites, red-rock mesas
Explore San Juan County →Coral-pink amphitheater at 10,000 ft
Explore Iron County →Three massive sandstone bridges
Explore San Juan County →Jurassic fossil wall, Green River rafting
Explore Uintah County →World's largest natural bridge, Lake Powell
Explore San Juan County →Utah's terrain packs desert, alpine, red rock, and lake landscapes into a single state. Pick an activity — we\'ll route you to the counties, resorts, and outfitters that specialize in it.
15 world-class resorts: Deer Valley, Park City, Snowbird, Alta, Solitude, Brighton, Sundance, Powder Mountain, Snowbasin & more.
Angels Landing, The Narrows, Delicate Arch, Kings Peak, Wasatch Front trailheads — thousands of miles of maintained trails.
Moab's Slickrock & Whole Enchilada, Park City's Mid-Mountain, Wasatch Crest — legendary singletrack for every skill level.
Colorado River through Cataract Canyon, Green River, San Juan — multi-day whitewater and family float trips.
44 Utah state parks: Antelope Island, Dead Horse Point, Goblin Valley, Kodachrome Basin, Snow Canyon and more.
Lake Powell, Bear Lake, Utah Lake, Flaming Gorge, Strawberry — boating, fishing, house-boating and world-class beaches.
Uintas, Skyline Drive, Monte Cristo — thousands of groomed backcountry miles November through April.
Utah leads the world with 24+ certified International Dark Sky places — Capitol Reef, Cedar Breaks, Natural Bridges, Bryce.
Green River blue-ribbon trout, Flaming Gorge lake trout, Provo River, Weber River, high Uintas lakes.
Days of '47 Rodeo, Ute Stampede, Fiesta Days — plus working cattle ranches, dude ranches and horseback outfitters statewide.
Sundance Film Festival, Utah Shakespeare Festival, Ballet West, Utah Symphony, Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square.
Temple Square, Golden Spike NHS, This Is The Place Heritage Park, Natural History Museum of Utah, Hill Aerospace Museum.
Utah is grouped into distinct regional markets. Each region has its own real estate dynamics, price bands, and lifestyle — from Wasatch Front metros to Wasatch Back resort towns to red-rock Southern Utah.
Utah has 29 counties. This directory tracks all of them with median price, population, market metrics, cities, and neighborhoods.
San Juan County contains Canyonlands National Park, Bears Ears, Natural Bridges, and part of Rainbow Bridge — four national monuments and parks in a single county.
Salt Lake County is the most populous with roughly 1.19 million residents, followed by Utah County and Davis County — the three make up the majority of the Wasatch Front metro.
Summit County (Park City / Deer Valley) and Wasatch County (Heber Valley) consistently post the highest median home prices, followed by parts of Salt Lake and Washington counties.
Utah is grouped into the Wasatch Front, Wasatch Back, Mountainland, Southern Utah / Dixie, Bear River, Uintah Basin, Central Utah / Six County, Castle Country, San Juan, and Tooele regions.
Salt Lake County (Alta, Snowbird, Solitude, Brighton) and Summit County (Park City, Deer Valley) together host most of Utah's destination resorts, all within an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport.