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TheShortOne · April 18th, 2008, 06:56

Salt Lake City (and the surrounding 'burbs) is a great area! It's not frigid in the winter (compared to Michigan at least) and it's nice in the summer. People here are very nice and there is a TON of stuff to do if you guys are into the outdoors - hiking in the mountains, camping, mountain and street biking, skiing/snowboarding in the winter, snowshoeing, etc etc. Lots of cool museums and restraunts in downtown SLC. It's also a Delta hub so it's pretty to get into and out of (unless you're trying to non-rev on CAL. then it's a PITA!)

Park City is really ideal but the cost of housing is through the roof so I would recommend you look at places like Cottonwood Heights, Sandy and Sugarhouse (it is near the University of Utah) to start with if you're interested in the area!

April 18th, 2008, 06:56	#16
TheShortOne Old Skool Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Park City, UT Posts: 3,293	Re: In search of the right place to call home Salt Lake City (and the surrounding 'burbs) is a great area! It's not frigid in the winter (compared to Michigan at least) and it's nice in the summer. People here are very nice and there is a TON of stuff to do if you guys are into the outdoors - hiking in the mountains, camping, mountain and street biking, skiing/snowboarding in the winter, snowshoeing, etc etc. Lots of cool museums and restraunts in downtown SLC. It's also a Delta hub so it's pretty to get into and out of (unless you're trying to non-rev on CAL. then it's a PITA!) Park City is really ideal but the cost of housing is through the roof so I would recommend you look at places like Cottonwood Heights, Sandy and Sugarhouse (it is near the University of Utah) to start with if you're interested in the area!