Favorite Utah city/town/village?

[KitchenWitch]

[Lucky Luciano]

1. Moab definitely!

All the beautiful red rock parks and the nearby mountains of Colorado. Probably fewer religious freaks too, but I am not totally sure about that.

[sasquatch]

2. Dear Valley, actually spelled that way once, now it's Deer Valley

Never been there I just know its story.

[Awsi Dooger]

3. Whatever's closest to Bryce Canyon

I'm traveled extensively, including Alaska last week, but I'm not sure Bryce at sunset isn't the most breathtaking sight of all.

Second place would be Logan, for a completely unrelated reason. I was sent there during college to cover an NCAA basketball regional for the student newspaper. One night at the Best Western motel I shockingly got lucky with one of the most awesome gals from our campus:9

[enigmatic]

4. Moab

Mountain-bike heaven, and has some of the coolest people I've ever met..

[Bryan]

5. Green River!

http://tinyurl.com/awxpl

A postage stamp of a town in the southern part of the state.

It has a special association for me because my dad used to take my brother and I on marathon 20-hour summer road trips between Colorado and California. When we got tired of shaking him awake to avoid crashing into trees, bushes, oncoming cars, and other nuisances, we would stop at a greasy spoon called the Tamarisk to eat breakfast and watch the river go by through their huge picture window.

[hfojvt]

6. Farmington

mainly because I have ancestors from Farmington, Ct

also, anything except for Roy, hometown of Jim McMahon.