Utah Road Map
Winding Desert Road in Moab, Utah
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Utah Interstate Highways
Utah's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between Utah and its neighboring states. I-15 traverses Utah from north to south, while I-80 crosses northern Utah from east to west. Motorists can drive through central Utah on I-70, between I-15 and the Colorado border. I-215 connects I-15 and I-80 to Salt Lake City's western environs and southern suburbs.
Utah Scenic Routes
From Red Canyon to Torrey, the 160-mile trip through Bryce Canyon country on Route 12 is a trip like no other. The route passes through the two million-acre Dixie National Forest, as well as 36,000-acre Bryce Canyon National Park, which is home to a series of stunningly huge and vividly-colored horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters known as hoodoos. Bryce Canyon can be viewed from the many scenic overlooks on Rim Drive, by helicopter, or on foot or horseback on some of its 50 miles of trails. More information about scenic roads in Utah is available on this Utah Scenic Byways page.
Utah Road Travel Resources
For more information about Utah's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the Utah Department of Transportation website. For Utah road traffic conditions, visit the Federal Highway Administration's Utah Traffic Information page.
Utah-Map.org is a State Maps reference source.