Utah holds just over 82-thousand square miles, with about 33 people per square mile. That’s impressive, given the fact the national average is over 85 people per square mile. Bottom line: more room to play!

If you’re interested in making some plans for the Summer months in Utah (and who isn’t up for that), here’s a comprehensive list of fun things to do as the weather heats up even more.

Step up your Utah adventure this year by switching out your two legs for two wheels! From Weber County to Southern Utah, here’s a list of Utah’s best mountain bike terrain.

1. Antelope Island is in the middle of the Great Salt Lake, and offers varying degrees of difficulty, including the White Rock Bay Loop and the Shoreline Trail.

2. Ben Lomond is a six-mile climb reaching 3,000 feet for advanced riders, and has spectacular views along the way.

3. Mueller Park is located in Bountiful, and the first part of the trail is great for beginners and novice riders.

4. The trail called Ensign Peak is actually a section of the massive Bonneville Shoreline Trail.

5. Wasatch Crest runs along a ridge between Park City and Big Cottonwood Canyon.

6. Speaking of the Bonneville Shoreline, this trail is roughly 100 miles, and will eventually run from the Idaho border to Nephi.

7. Mormon Flat Historical Marker is a park in Utah and has an elevation of 6,050 feet.

8. Glenwild is a high elevation loop near Park City in Summit County.

9. Catch some breathtaking views from the American Fork Canyon overlook, including Mutual Dell, Lone Peak and Mount Timpanogos.

10. Big Baldy Loop is one tricky ride, and should be reserved for those technical riders daring enough to face danger straight in the eyes.

11. Check out the Native American rock drawings as you make your way around the Anasazi trail near the Santa Clara River.

12. Another trail in Southern Utah is the Bearclaw-Poppy trail near St. George.

Whether you’re wanting to unwind after a long day, spend an evening under the stars, or experience a new dining option in Salt Lake, here are the area’s best dining-with-a-view options.

13. Caffé Niche features farm-to-table food, fresh coffee and a community-like atmosphere.

14. Caffé Molise has a garden patio where they serve up delicious Italian cuisine.

15. Enjoy wine or beer with your meal at Café Trio, plus a selection of unique appetizers.

16. Be sure to stop by Avenues Proper for brunch next weekend, featuring $3 mimosas.

17. If you love fresh seafood, you can taste some of northern Utah’s best at Current Fish & Oyster in Salt Lake City.

18. Ruth’s Diner is a Utah landmark, and once you step inside, you’ll understand why.

19. The Dodo Restaurant has smoked ribs, fresh desserts and a selection of wine and spirits.

20. Fresh, local ingredients are what make the Tin Angel Café worth visiting inside the Eccles Theater.

21. Across the street from Liberty Park is The Park Café. Get the omelet and pork potatoes. Seriously.

When you think of fun in the water, you probably think of Lake Powell or Sand Hollow. But there’s no need to spend a few hours in the car, when there are plenty of swimming options a little closer to home. If you’re into indoor swimming, or relaxing under the sun outside, these are Utah’s essential places to cool off.

22. Ogden High Pool is a competitive swimming facility, with new lockers and showers, and an 8 lane Myrtha pool.

23. North Shore Aquatic Center offers swimming lessons, a lifeguarding course, and a splash pad.

24. The South Davis Recreation Center also offers aquatics classes like Aqua Zumba and kickboxing.

25. The Farmington Swimming Pool has a couple of big slides, and swim lessons for the little ones.

26. Check out the 4-story water slide, diving boards and beach area of the Murray Aquatic Center outdoor pool.

27. Dimple Dell in Sandy has a fitness facility and rock climbing wall if you want to try something new.

28. The South Summit Aquatic and Fitness Center is located in Kamas.

29. Take diving lessons and more at the Park City Aquatic Center.

30. Deseret Peak Aquatic Center has a water slide, diving boards, and is ideal for all ages.

31. Another swimming facility in Tooele is Pratt Aquatic Center.

32. There’s an aquatics center at the Lehi Legacy Center, with a lap pool, “bubble couch”, water slide and fountains.

33. If you find yourself in this neck of the woods, check out the Nephi Swimming Pool.

34. The Sand Hollow Aquatic Center in St. George has water slides and toys for the whole family.

35. The Washington City Community Center is the largest indoor aquatic complex in southern Utah.