Parks & Recreation
Trails & Open Space
Draper features the most trails and largest open space out of any city along the Wasatch Front with 117 miles of scenic trails and 4,077 acres of open space. A variety of trails is available for different outdoor activities including hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, dog walking and more. Draper is also the only city with trails that look out at both Salt Lake Valley and Utah Valley.
Activity programs for youth and adults throughout the year. Programs include soccer, softball, fishing club, wrestling, tennis, winter snowshoe, volleyball, mountain biking, golfing and more.
Community Events
throughout the year such as the International Arts & Crafts Festival, Haunted Hollow, Candy Cane Hunt, and Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. The major event of the year is Draper Day, features park activities, a parade, concerts, sporting events and fireworks.
Draper Amphitheatre.
Alta Ski Area
10010 Little Cottonwood Canyon RdExcellent skiing, magnificant views. Snowboarding not allowed
Absolutely breathtaking views. Brighton offers primarily snowboarding and skiing.
362 locals recommend
Brighton Resort
8302 S Brighton Loop RdAbsolutely breathtaking views. Brighton offers primarily snowboarding and skiing.
Solitude Mountain Resort
12000 Big Cottonwood Canyon RdGreat skiing! Just below Brighton Ski Resort.
Snowbird Resort
9385 Snowbird Center DrSki Resort, just below Alta
Shopping
Outlets at Traverse Mountain
3700 Cabela's BlvdDraper Parkway
Draper ParkwayHuge shopping center
Arts & Culture
Dinosaur museum, Discovery center, Golf, Nature center, Movie theater,
221 locals recommend
Thanksgiving Point
3003 N Thanksgiving WayDinosaur museum, Discovery center, Golf, Nature center, Movie theater,
Cathedral of the Madeleine
331 E S TempleEssentials
Harmons Grocery - Bangerter Crossing
125 13800 SMacey's
760 E Main StSmith's
1634 UT-151Lone Peak Hospital
11925 State StWalmart Neighborhood Market
5056 13400 S