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Parks in Salt Lake City
Parks in Salt Lake City
Liberty Park, between 700 East and 600 East and 900 South and 1300 South. Salt Lake City's "Central Park" with many different areas for many different activities including a small amusement park (very small), a large pond that sometimes has paddle boats available, fountains to play in, children's play area, swimming pools, tennis courts, bbq areas, plenty of green space, tall shade trees, bike and running paths.
- Tracy Aviary, ☎ +1 801 596-8500, . Daily 9AM-5PM. Located on eight acres of land within Liberty Park, this aviary is home to 300 birds representing about 130 species (many rare or endangered). There are plenty of eye-opening and educational experiences among the wonderful canopy of large trees, two on-site springs and beautiful flowers. Offers year-round exhibits, bird shows, bird-themed crafts and avian encounters. $5 adults, $4 students/seniors, $3 children, 3 and under free.. �
Sugarhouse Park, between 1300 East and 1500 East and 2100 South and I-80, . A large 110-acre park with a small pond, volleyball courts, soccer fields, a baseball diamond, picnic areas, rolling grassy hills and a garden center. The park is popular with runners and walkers, who exercise on the mile park road. The park was built on the former site of the Utah Territorial Prison. The park features a small pond often inhabited by the renowned California Gull, the state bird. Every July 4, one of the largest fireworks shows in the state takes place here, so expect traffic jams around the park that day.
Pioneer Park, on 300 West and 400 South. Home to the outdoor Farmer's Market on Saturdays from June to October. The market is very popular and safe, but the park has a large homeless population and should be avoided at night for safety reasons.
Gilgal Sculpture Garden, 749 East 500 South, +1 801 582-0432, . A small but very unique collection of sculpture.
Memory Grove, North Canyon Rd. (120 East), . Featuring several memorials and a meditation chapel.
Lindsay Gardens, 7th Avenue and M Street. A park in the city's first neighborhood that lies next to a large cemetery. Often serene, the park offers spectacular views of the valley.
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