Five Must Visit Spooky Season Spots in SLC: Public Lands Edition Not into haunted houses or the corn maze craze hallmarking this month? Good News — You can still celebrate spooky season – with us! October is the perfect month to explore or revisit your local parks and natural lands. Check out this list of […]
Public Restrooms on Public Lands: Closing for the Season
Fall is in full swing and winter is quickly approaching. With the change in season, you may notice a common “Restrooms Closed” sign popping up around your favorite parks and public lands. We know it can be inconvenient when facilities are locked, but there are important reasons behind this seasonal closure. It all comes down […]
Biodiversity in the City: Fife Wetlands
Tucked away off S 900, just West the Jordan River, you’ll find the Fred and Ila Fife Wetland Preserve. Serving as one of the city’s two wetland areas, Fife is a piece of our Salt Lake City Natural Lands that has been a recent source of educational opportunity and a vision of stewardship for the […]
Help Shape the Future of Liberty Park!
Help Shape the Future of Liberty Park! Liberty Park, the oldest park in Utah, is more than just a green space. It is the heart of the 9th and 9th and Liberty Wells neighborhoods. With its walking paths, playgrounds, and community gathering areas, the park is a hub. Generations of Salt Lake City residents have […]
Calling All Dog Owners! It’s National Responsible Dog Owner Day
Calling All Dog Owners! It’s National Responsible Dog Owner Day Salt Lake City is an incredibly dog friendly city and at the Department of Public Lands we love pups in parks and on trails. But with dog privileges comes dog responsibilities. As more people and pets explore our city’s green/natural areas, it is more important […]
12 New Pickleball Courts Have Officially Opened at Glendale Park- is Your Head in the Game?
12 New Pickleball Courts Have Officially Opened at Glendale Park- is Your Head in the Game? Why pickleball? Community demand In 2022, the Department of Public Lands released a community-informed Vision Plan for Glendale Park – a redevelopment of the former Raging Waters/Seven Peaks waterpark site – informed by extensive community input. A subsequent round […]