Ferieboliger i Salt Lake County

Walk downtown Salt Lake stopping at the best coffee shops, cafes and local hotspots for the best downtown has to offer. Have a fun Instagram worthy day of food, drinks and local culture along with tons of tips and suggestions for the rest of your trip. We will also use the local trax train to help you learn how to navigate the city using public transportation. In total we will spend about 3 to 4 hours together visiting some of the most well-known sites in the city such as Temple Square, Gallivan Plaza (one of the sites of the 2002 Olympic games) and Library Square as well as some local favorites such as the Pie Hole, and Ken Sanders Rare Books. Stopping at coffee shops, cafes, and restaurants based on your interests and food preferences. The best part about traveling with a local is that I can adjust to help create the best experience for the group.

Fun for all ages! We’ll start out talking about alpacas, including how to approach and interact with them. Then we will move to the yard and introduce our four alpacas! We’ll explain what makes alpacas unique, and what they like and dislike. We will also share and clear up myths and misconceptions about them. Guests will have the opportunity to pet and feed the alpacas, take one for a walk around the yard, and take lots of pictures. Come with all of your alpaca questions! Next we will move on to the chicken habitat and everyone will have the opportunity to observe, pet, and feed them. Please feel free to take lots of pictures! We will go in the coop to look for eggs, and finish up the outdoor tour with the smaller chicken coop, where you can meet a member of the smallest chicken breed in the world! (Coming in summer 2020: The world's largest chicken breed!) Questions and pictures are encouraged! You’ll be surprised how much variety there is in size, color, and personality. (I have a dozen breeds including rare breeds from a Black Copper Marans to a frizzled Serama.) Before leaving, you can to wash up, and take a look at chicken eggs of different sizes, colors and shapes. Other things to note Alpacas are sensitive creatures. Please DO NOT bring pets or animals of any kind onto the property, not even service animals.

This is an approximately a 2 hour walking and tasting tour learning about Utah's distillation history from the mid 1800's to present day. This is both an indoor and outdoor experience. We meet at a designated corner in downtown Salt Lake City and learn of the history of Utah's distillation, then adjourn inside to our offices where we are presented a flight of local whiskies at our tasting table. After the tasting, the experience continues and we venture outside for the 8 block walking tour of downtown Salt Lake City, where we show you the sights of its vast whiskey history, and finish at Salt Lake's hottest pub with a final tasting of local Whiskey on us! Please note * final location subject to group size * experience starts and ends at a different location six blocks apart * tour takes place snow, rain or shine * Covid-19 Social Distancing rules at time of event are in full effect * must be 21 years of age and older for full experience * please bring a valid picture ID that is not expired

You'll come to my ranch in Hobble Creek Canyon where I will introduce you to the horse you'll be riding. I will explain the equipment we use, help you get the saddle fitted to your needs, and demonstrate how to ride the horse and use the equipment. After a short lesson in a confined area, we will venture out onto the trails on the ranch. I will tailor the ride to your experience and comfort level; from a calm ride with me leading your horse through the meadow, to an adventurous mountain trail ride. The ride will take place entirely on private property in an area of exclusive and beautiful estate ranches. The experience, including orientation, lesson, and ride, will last one hour. Additional ride time is available for an additional fee. Participants will be required to sign a release acknowledging the inherent risks of equine activities consistent with Utah Code Annotated Section 78B-4-201 et seq. Other things to note Dress for the weather. We reserve the right to cancel if the weather presents a danger. Otherwise, we ride! No cell reception in the canyon. Must sign a release acknowledging inherent risks of equine activities as per Utah Code Sec. 78B-4-201 et seq. Weight limits may apply.

We will start with a short intro to alpacas, where they come from, the do's and don'ts in handling, and about their care and fiber. We will visit the males and then the females and babies. Our guests will be able to touch the animals and feel why they are considered the next cashmere. They will also be able to feed them some grain and take as many pictures with and of the animals as they desire. We also have guardian dogs that guests will meet and learn why we have these beautiful animals. Our dogs are socialized and not mean, but they have a job to do to protect our animals from predators and they know what they are there for. After the animal experience, we will move on to the fiber produced from these beautiful creatures. Guests will be able to handle raw fiber, learn the difference between good and bad and about the shearing process and how it is made into yarn, etc. They will also be able to purchase, if they desire, any products that we have in our store. we will have refreshments with time to ask questions or just visit. We enjoy people and talking about our passion and look forward to meeting each of our guests. Other things to note: This is a farm, dress appropriately for the weather.