Red Butte Garden

Red Butte Garden, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, offers a serene escape into nature just minutes from the city center. Spanning approximately 100 acres, this botanical garden is set against the backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains, providing a stunning natural setting for visitors. The garden is home to over 3,000 species of plants, including a diverse collection of hundreds of thousands of spring-blooming bulbs.

Visitors can explore various themed gardens that change with the seasons, offering a dynamic experience throughout the year. Operated by the University of Utah, it is also the state arboretum of Utah.

The garden hosts a variety of events, including its popular summer outdoor concert series and a range of seasonal programs. These events provide opportunities for visitors to engage with the natural environment in unique ways. With over 250,000 annual visitors, Red Butte Garden is a popular destination for both locals and travelers seeking to connect with nature.

The garden’s mission focuses on connecting people with plants through science, education, and cultural enrichment. This commitment to education and conservation is evident in the care taken to maintain the diverse plant collections and the natural landscape. Whether visiting for a specific event or simply to enjoy the peaceful surroundings, visitors can appreciate the beauty and diversity of the plant life in this urban oasis.