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Take a virtual stroll through the new Salt Lake City International Airport

by Jeremy Harris

(KUTV) – Travelers coming to and from Salt Lake City International Airport can see the new airport beginning to take shape.

Now you can take a virtual walk through the totally new airport.

Airport officials released the virtual tour Thursday, allowing users to see what the airport will look like when it is completed.

The virtual tours walks passengers from the drop-off area, into the terminal and then down the concourse.

It also shows the many art installations that will be featured in the new airport.

Airport construction continues at a brisk pace toward the completion deadline of Fall 2020 .

The new airport is not using any local tax dollars in its construction and will replace the current airport which was built in 1960.

Some figures about the new airport:

The central terminal building is 866,087 square feet and cost $485,833,622 to construct.

The building used 11,007 tons of structural steel and 22 miles of steel piles.

The terminal will have 18 escalators and 25 elevators.

The baggage system has 6.2 miles of conveyor that runs from drop off to the central screening facility.

A large art installation titled “The Canyon” will be integrated on both walls of the new terminal. The Canyon will evoke the Salt Lake City landscape and spans 362 feet—roughly the length of a football field. The floor to ceiling height of The Canyon is approximately 50 feet.

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Salt Lake City International Airport Guide

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Salt Lake City International Airport is a major airport located in Salt Lake City that serves more than 26 million passengers each year via two terminals, five concourses, and 71 gates. While the airport is large enough to oversee about 370 domestic and international departures every day, it’s usually not too busy and it's easy to get around. As the airport is just six miles from downtown Salt Lake City (right off of I-80), it's easy to get to as well. Unless the weather gets very severe, SLC still moves flights along; in fact, it has won awards for its ability to remove snow and get planes de-iced.

Major work is taking place throughout 2020 as the city is building a new airport right next to the existing one. The first phase is slated to open in September 2020 and phase two will open in 2024. Depending on when you fly, it’s worth checking the airport’s website for any updates.

Salt Lake City International Airport Code, Location, and Contact Information

• Airport Code: SLC
• Location: 776 N Terminal Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84122
• Website: https://www.slcairport.com/
• Flight Tracker: https://www.slcairport.com/airlines-flights/arrivals-departures/
• Airport Map: https://www.slcairport.com/maps/airport-terminal-map/

Know Before You Go

Salt Lake City International Airport is a neatly organized airport that’s large enough to handle major airlines, but not so large that it’s a problem to navigate. Although there are two terminals and five concourses, you don't need to catch a shuttle or train to get between any of them.

Expect the usual lines at ticket counters, kiosks, and security lines, but in general you should be fine arriving one-and-a-half to two hours ahead of your scheduled flight. You’ll likely have time to spare to look around at shops, grab a bite to eat, or kick back at your gate.

SLC is a Delta hub, so a great majority of the arriving and departing flights are served by Delta. However, 10 total airlines serve this airport: AeroMexico, Alaska Airlines, American, Delta Air Lines, Frontier, JetBlue, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, SkyWest, Southwest, and United. 

The drop-off area is outside Terminals 1 and 2 in the right lane, while the pick-up area is in the far left lane. For those coming into the city and hailing an Uber or Lyft, you will need to cross a street to get to the pick-up area; numbered sections make it easy for your ride to find you. If you need a rental car, there’s a bevy of car rental companies in the lower level of the parking garage.

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Salt Lake City International Airport Parking

Salt Lake City Airport has plenty of parking. Short-term parking is adjacent to the terminals and convenient for both pick up and drop off. If you need to park long term, you’ll find long-term parking to the south and west of the terminals. You will need a shuttle to get to and from those areas; free shuttles run every five minutes.

Rates vary by where you park. Premium reserved parking on the first level of the garage is $55 for 24 hours, while garage parking on levels 2 and 3 is $35 for 24 hours. Hourly parking on the first level of the garage is $2 for the first 30 minutes, and $1 for every 20 minutes after that. Long-term economy parking is available for $10 a day; passengers will need to take a shuttle to get to and from the lot. There are also 41 spaces for those with disabilities. These spaces have extra-wide stalls and cost $10 for 24 hours.

Driving Directions

Getting to and from Salt Lake City International Airport is relatively straight forward. The airport is located about 15 minutes from downtown (just off I-80 exit 115B), and is also easy to get to from other parts of town. You may find some traffic during peak times or rush hour, but traffic is rarely extreme. You can also reach the airport from Bangerter Highway. The speed limit is lowered once you’re on the approach to the airport; take note that police officers can and do pull people over for going over the speed limit.

Public Transportation and Taxis

You can get to SLC via public transportation pretty easily. The TRAX light rail green line stops at the south end of Terminal 1 every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 20 minutes on weekends. Trains operate from 5:42 a.m. to 11:27 p.m. on weekdays, and 6:31 a.m. to 11:11 p.m. on weekends.

You can also catch UTA buses from outside the UTA Welcome Center at the south end of Terminal 1, and also outside of Terminal 2 near baggage claim 8. UTA routes 453 and 454 both provide limited service on weekdays. There’s no bus service to the airport on weekends.

Shuttles, limos, and taxis are available outside of baggage claim, at door 7 in Terminal 1 and door 11 in Terminal 2. Uber and Lyft are both able to operate at the airport; the pick-up areas are marked by signs in the middle traffic lanes outside of baggage claim for both terminals.

Where to Eat and Drink

Salt Lake City International Airport has a pleasant array of places to eat, from sit-down restaurants to places where you can grab a quick bite. Café Rio in the Terminal 2 food court is a tasty fast casual spot; the freshly made tortillas are delicious, as is the creamy tomatillo dressing. The Gordon Biersch Brewery (Terminal 1) and Squatters Airport Pub (Concourse C) are go-to spots for food and beer, while Vino Volo (Concourse E) is great for wine. Look to Starbucks (Terminal 2 and Concourse E) or Pinkberry cupcakes (Concourse C) to treat your sweet tooth. If you want an easily portable meal for the plane, Fresh Market (Terminal 1) and Cat Gora’s Gourmet Market (Concourse F) are both good options.

You can find dietary restriction information right on the airport’s website, including which restaurants serve gluten-free, organic, vegetarian and vegan options.

How to Spend Your Layover

Salt Lake City International Airport is only six miles from downtown Salt Lake City , meaning that you can conceivably leave the airport during a longer layover. Catch TRAX outside Terminal 1 and take that right downtown for your layover adventure. While you're in the city, you can visit Temple Square and take a free tour, go shopping, visit the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art or Clark Planetarium, or go out to eat at any number of restaurants.

If you’d rather stay at the airport, there are plenty of stores to explore—including Brookstone, Salt Lake Duty Free, and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory—as well as massages and mini spa treatments at XpresSpa (Concourse F).

WiFi and Charging Stations

To access the airport's free WiFi, open your network connections, select SLCAirport.wifi, and agree to the terms in a browser window. Charging stations and outlets are available throughout the airport, though you might find many of them taken if your gate is crowded.

Salt Lake City International Airport Tips & Facts

• SLC ranks well for on-time departures and arrivals.
• You can get to 10 major ski resorts within an hour’s drive, and to several national parks within a couple hours.
• The airport has an art collection that includes 113 pieces by Utah artists. You can check out the collection in passenger connectors, at the top of Concourse F, or along Concourse G. Look for “Art Tour” signs where you can learn more about each piece.
• You can enjoy some pretty beautiful views of the Wasatch Mountains while you're in the airport. Head to the windows on the east side of SLC for a glimpse.

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Old Salt Lake City airport's iconic World Map finds a new home at the new airport

By carter williams, ksl.com | posted - aug. 26, 2024 at 5:05 p.m., the world map, which was in the former airport for 60 years, has been reinstalled in the concourse b plaza at the new salt lake city international airport in salt lake city. it will be open to the public when phase 3 opens oct. 22. (kristin murphy, deseret news).

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SALT LAKE CITY — An iconic piece of the old Salt Lake City International Airport has a new home inside the new facility for passengers to see later this year.

A team of masons completed the reinstallation of the airport's 64-year-old World Map this summer, adding it to the entrance of Concourse B from the new Central Tunnel, which is set to open on Oct. 22 along with five new gates.

"This is kind of a continuity of history," said Chandler McClellan, construction deputy program director for the airport's redevelopment program, as he stood on the World Map Monday. "We want people to feel and see what was here originally."

Becoming a 'focal point'

The map dates to about 1960, three years before the facility officially became Salt Lake City International Airport. The architectural firm Ashton, Evans and Brazier designed the massive 38-foot-by-38-foot map; stoneworker Julius Bartoli constructed it out of terrazzo so it could be placed inside what was then a new airport terminal. It ultimately serves as a bit of a time capsule from this era because it features one of the airline's existing routes as of 1960.

It would also go on to become a beloved feature of the airport for 60 years.

Placed near the entrance of the old terminal, many families — especially families of Latter-day Saint missionaries — would stand by where a loved one was headed to or coming from. Parents would show children places they flew to and children would run up to a country and pretend they were eating in that country, airport officials fondly remember.

It was the "focal point" of the airport, former airport police Chief Craig Vargo once recalled.

"Anyone who was coming to the airport could say, 'Meet me at the World Map,' and anyone who had been to the airport would know exactly where to go," he said, in a history of the facility compiled by airport officials.

Yet, its fate was left in question as work began on a new airport facility in 2014 — and getting it done turned into a major technological feat.

An 'arduous task' to save the map

Project officials weren't confident they could save the map, airport spokeswoman Nancy Volmer said.

Jake Bingham, project manager for Finn Wall Specialities, explained the company couldn't find any record of a terrazzo preservation extraction project quite like what was required. Its total weight and the fragile nature of the artwork required it to be taken out in pieces.

"Just the taking it and moving it out in pieces and then putting it back in — that had never been done," he said, adding that he figured his company would have to build a replica of it if airport officials wanted it so badly.

However, how construction crews installed Bartoli's map proved to be the factor that saved the map from being destroyed.

IMS Masonry was called in to extract pieces of the terrazzo flooring outside of the map. Masons found that a bond-separating slip sheet was used between the terrazzo and the floor, which made it possible to extract the map without destroying it, said John Kunz, project manager for IMS Masonry.

So in late 2020 , months after the old airport closed, crews came in and began work to salvage the map.

"Once we got the first piece, it was a breath of fresh air," he said. "Once we did that, I knew that we had it, and we could extract it."

The team broke it off into 75 pieces — each about 4 feet by 4 feet in size and 400 pounds in weight — in a way that it could be seamed back together and repolished once the construction crews were ready to build an extension to Concourse B.

Those pieces remained in storage until earlier this year when the map was reinstalled by a set of escalators at the northern end of the Central Tunnel. Because of its size and location, it required additional work to the frame of the building so the building could support the map's weight, McClellan said.

"It was an arduous task," Bingham added. "It's something that I wondered, at times, if it could be done. But here it is and we're on it. It's complete."

An old, but new 'center attraction'

McClellan believes all that work will be worth it.

The World Map is one of a few new art installations passengers will notice in the Concourse B expansion. It is surrounded by a second canyon wall art piece similar to the art installation in Concourse A leading to the Central Tunnel.

The Central Tunnel itself is an art feature replicating rivers that flow through Utah's canyon walls. There are a few other outdoors-themed art elements planned out for this section of the growing airport.

Once open, McClellan expects that many — especially those who remember the old airport — will fall in love with the World Map once again.

"The lion's share of people coming out (to Concourse B) will take (the Central Tunnel) and see this right here," he said, pointing down at the map. "It really is the center attraction of this facility, in my opinion."

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Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is a major international airport in Utah serving Salt Lake City and its environs with over 2.5 million inhabitants. It is located 6.4 km (4 mi) from downtown Salt Lake City in the United States. The international airport’s first terminal was built in 1933. There are several flights to destinations worldwide. Salt Lake City is known for having a performing arts scene, dining, craft beer, and distilling culture, being an LGBTQ friendly urban hub, having amazing nature parks and being a center of education having schools such as Westminster College, Salt Lake Community College, and other nationally-recognized schools.

Can you leave Salt Lake City Airport (SLC) airport during a layover? Do you need a visa? It's possible for certain travelers to visit Salt Lake City during a layover but others require a visa depending on nationality. ( more info ).

Tours, Things to do, Sightseeing

Salt Lake City Organized Tours

From Salt Lake City: Yellowstone and Tetons Parks

Experience the abundant amount of wildlife, gorgeous lakes, and mountain peaks. This tour will surely be the highlight of your vacation. The first day involves walking through the Grand Tetons National Park to see the Grand Tetons Mountain Range that rises above abundant wildlife, pristine lakes, and spectacular mountain peaks. Yellowstone National Park which is the crown jewel of the National Parks is on offer for the second day. There is so much to see such as Old Faithful, the Grand Prismatic Pool, Yellowstone Canyon, and the Mammoths natural hot springs. Days three and four continue the tour of Yellowstone National Park as well as the Rocky Mountains. » book this tour

Salt Lake City Urban Adventure Quest Scavenger Hunt

Get to experience the best sights of Salt Lake City through an interactive Urban Adventure Quest on your smartphone. This turns Salt Lake City into a giant game board that involves an interactive scavenger hunt. This guide also lets you solve clues and complete challenges as you travel from Union Pacific Depot, to Temple Square and the State Capitol Building. You can finish the game at your own pace as you explore the city. » book this tour

Salt Lake City: 3-Hour Guided Big-City-Loop Bike Tour

Hop on a comfy bike and cruise through downtown Salt Lake City, led by a local tour guide who lets you discover hidden gems about the city. Learn about the city’s interesting past with Mormon roots, as well as secrets from the quaint 120-year-old neighborhoods filled with brick homes. The tour also takes you all the way from downtown to the mouth of City Creek Canyon through to Temple Square. The tour ends at Salt Lake City Main Library branch, where you may get to dismount. Explore the rooftop terrace and observation deck so you take in views of the city and mountains, alongside the trees and flowers of the roof’s garden. » book this tour

Salt Lake City Things to do / Sightseeing

Natural History Museum of Utah

Natural History Museum of Utah is a fantastic museum detailing the natural history of the state of Utah. There are so many interactive exhibits, from minerals and metals on up to the flora and fauna, that make the museum an excellent educational centerpiece for any trip to Salt Lake City. Utah is one of the world’s richest areas for dinosaur-fossil discovery, and the museum’s impressive exhibits of skeletal giant dinosaurs from the past make it a must-stop.

Time required: 3 hours.

Airport to here: It usually takes 20 minutes by taxi or an hour and half for public transportation.

Fisher Brewing Company

This is a former auto shop in the Granary District has been changed into an employee-owned, small-batch brewery that makes the freshest beer around. Fisher beer is sold exclusively out of the taproom. It is very enjoyable but you won’t find it in stores and there’s a regular rotation of food trucks out front.

Time required: 2 to 3 hours.

Airport to here: It usually takes 15 minutes by taxi or a little more than an hour for public transportation.

Liberty Park

Liberty Park is known for its beautiful scenery in the form of wealthy greenery, indigenous flowers, and shady trees, many of which are hundreds of years old. Liberty Park has an impressive 80 acres of land which makes it the largest park in the Salt Lake City area. There is a huge range of activities here and you can go walking, hiking, or biking around the green slopes. There are a range of sports and recreation grounds such as basketball courts, volleyball nets, as well as a swimming pool.

Time required: 2 hours.

Museum of Ancient Life

A family-friendly museum at Thanksgiving Point that houses one of the world’s largest displays of mounted dinosaurs. The hands-on exhibits are arranged chronologically and teach about fossils found all over the world. Kids can dig for their own bones, search for hidden gnomes within the exhibits as well as practice paleontology in a Saturday lab.

Airport to here: It usually takes an hour by taxi or almost 2 hours for public transportation.

Salt Lake Tabernacle

The Salt Lake Tabernacle is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. It was designed and built in a unique Mormon style. The stunning building was constructed between 1853 and 1893. The Tabernacle has three towers, the highest of which is at the east end and bears a 13-foot-high gilded figure of the angel Moroni.

Time required: 1 hour.

Airport to here: It usually takes 20 minutes by taxi or 40 minutes for public transportation.

This is the Place Heritage Park

One of the main features at the park is This Is The Place Monument. This is a huge sculpture created in 1947 that commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Mormons’ arrival in Salt Lake Valley. The park also includes the Old Deseret Village, a living history museum built to resemble a typical mid-19th-century Mormon community. The park has the history of the early pioneers and settlers to Utah in the mid-19th-century, but some of the fun things to do here include pony rides, train rides, and a splash pad called the Irrigation Station. You can even dig for gold at the Treasure House.

Airport to here: It usually takes 20 minutes by taxi or almost 2 hours for public transportation.

Joseph Smith Memorial Building

One of the key buildings in Temple Square is the Joseph Smith Memorial Building. That was constructed in 1911 and originally known as the Hotel Utah. It was renamed in honor of the first president of the Mormon Church. The building has 10 stories made with glazed terra-cotta bricks that shine in the strong Utah sun. Within the building, there are features such as marble columns, art glass, and the grand staircase. Interesting parts of the building include the Legacy Theater, conference rooms, the FamilySearch Center, and three restaurants, including one on the 10th floor called Rooftop, which offers exceptional views over Temple Square and the city.

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium

The Loveland Living Planet Aquarium is one of Utah’s most exciting and popular attractions. It is found in Draper, which is a 20 miles drive from Salt Lake City. The aquarium is an exhilarating collection of underwater species on display, including sharks, rays, seahorses, octopus, piranha, Gentoo penguins, and even a rescued Green sea turtle. It also features a huge shark tank with a walk-through tunnel, a four-story-high rainforest gallery, and a banquet room with a floor-to-ceiling window into the shark tank.

Airport to here: It usually takes 30 minutes by taxi or 1 and a half hours with public transportation.

Things to Do in Salt Lake City Airport (SLC)

Relaxing and sleeping.

Airport Lounges and Relaxing The airport has a lounge found on Concourse C or D » view all lounges or buy a lounge pass or membership online

Hotel and Sleeping Many hotels are found within a mile of the airport. » view all or book an airport hotel online

Rest Area and Sleeping in Airport There are no designated resting zones.

WIFI/Internet and SIM Card

WIFI/Internet: Connect to the “slcairport.wifi” network for free WiFi.

SIM/eSIM Card: There are several shops within the airport that sell SIM cards. » buy a global esim card for Salt Lake City, United States that you can use for other countries as well!

Transportation to/from airport

Taxi: Taxis can be called to the airport however, Lyft services are preferred in the Salt Lake City metropolitan area.

Train: The TRAX or light rail links the airport with the city and has a train leaving every 15 minutes on weekdays and every 20 minutes on weekends. The TRAX stop is located at the south end of Terminal 1. ( more info ).

Bus: There are several bus options to the city and back to the airport. ( more info ).

Shuttle: Passengers can arrange transportation from the airport with onsite shuttle and ground transportation companies located in the baggage claim areas of both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

Car rentals: Salt Lake City International Airport has a variety of car rental providers, their car rental counters are located on the ground floor of the parking garage. » view available cars or rent a car now online

Parking: There is spacious parking available including an hourly or daily parking garage and an economy lot. The airport offers the closest parking lots to the airport terminal.

Luggage Storage & Lockers

There are no designated luggage storage spaces. » book a luggage storage or locker at Salt Lake City Airport (SLC) online (subject to availability).

Money Exchange and Withdrawal

- Salt Lake City Airport (SLC) ATMs, currency exchanges and banks

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Salt Lake City International Airport

In September 2020, a new  Salt Lake City International Airport  (SLC) was unveiled to travelers.  Located just five miles northwest of downtown Salt Lake City,   the LEED Gold-certified complex houses one central terminal with two linear concourses. The new design features a state-of-the art parking garage; a faster, all-electric baggage system to move large items (think: skis, mountain bikes); 58 restaurants and shops; a 28,000-square-foot Delta Sky Club (we're a Delta hub); 16 security screening lanes with automatic return bins to aid in touchless travel; as well as Utah-themed art installations to inspire your adventure planning.

Alaska, American, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, United and their affiliates all serve Salt Lake City.

Travelers arriving at the Salt Lake City International Airport have the convenient transportation option of TRAX light rail. It's a 20-minute ride to City Center. There are also taxi, Uber and Lyft services to downtown.

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Regional Flights

Commercial air service, charter flights, or aerial connections connect Salt Lake City to other Utah destinations, or make areas of the state more accessible to charter and private aircraft. These smaller airlines offer unique experiences often missed by visitors.

SkyWest Delta Connection serves cities throughout the West and scheduled flights from Salt Lake City to Cedar City , St. George and Canyonlands Field near Moab. St. George Municipal Airport also offers direct service to Denver, CO.

Allegiant Air provides commercial air service to Provo Airport from Ana heim,  Austin, Denver, Houston,   Los Angeles,  Palm Springs, Phoenix, St. Petersburg,  Santa Ana and  Tampa Bay .

Breeze Airways  also offers commercial flights from Provo Airport  to Charleston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Orange County, Orlando, Phoenix, San Bernardino and San Francisco.

Redtail Aviation provides scenic flights over national parks and charter flights to and from the Moab and St. George areas. Call (800) 842-9251. Contact Canyonlands Field at (435) 259-4849 for information on other services offered. Redtail also offers a Mighty 5 Tour that includes all of Utah's five national parks "in one life-altering air tour." The tour is offered out of both of the Moab & St. George locations.

Russ McDonald Field in Heber, Utah, is available to smaller aircraft and serves the Heber, Park City and Deer Valley area.

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Long Layover? Take a Free City Tour at One of These Airports

Update: Some offers mentioned below are no longer available. View the current offers here .

Ever been dreading a flight because of a long connection? These eight airports around the world offer a better way to pass the time — a free city tour, so you can get a brief taste of the place you're passing through. Here's what you need to know.

Incheon International Airport (ICN) in Seoul, South Korea

The Korean tourism board offers several free, guided tours of Seoul for passengers with a 5-24-hour layover. Reserve your tour ahead of time online, email [email protected] or visit the ticket desks on the third floor in front of Gates 25 or 29, or at desks 41 and 42 on the first floor between Gates 8 and 9.

Keep in mind these tours are first come, first serve and you'll be able to choose between a one-hour, two-hour, three-hour, four-hour or five-hour version depending on how much time you have. Note that you may need to pay $10 for a non-Visa entry permit (depending on which country you're from) and show travel documents (like your passport, along with arrival and departure boarding passes or e-tickets) when registering for the tour.

The variety of places you'll visit largely depends on which tour you take — the one-hour version only takes you to the Haedong Yonggung Temple, for instance, while the longer five-hour tour includes stops at Bukchon Hanok Village, Gyeongbok Palace, Changdeok Palace and Gwangjang Market, among others. More details about each tour option can be found here . Each transit tour has an English-speaking tour guide and is free, however you must pay for meals and admission fees to get into the various attractions it visits. It's also possible for passengers to do more than one tour if the length of your layover allows it.

Narita International Airport (NRT) in Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo's tour program is slightly different. A volunteer guide will accompany you on public transportation your choice of three different three-hour guided tours :

• Tour 1: A guided trip to the Narita-san Shinshō-ji Temple (pictured below), Narita-san Park and Omotesando Street
• Tour 2: A guided tour of the Museum of Aeronautical Science
• Tour 3: A guided nature walk through the Japanese countryside

Self-guided shopping-themed tours are also available, where you can hop on a shuttle bus and be dropped off at either Shisui Premium Outlets or AEON Mall Narita. Note that you are responsible for any transportation and entrance fee costs that may occur. Visit the Transit Tour Desks at Narita Airport, located in both Terminal 1 and 2, to book your adventure.

Istanbul Atatürk Airport (IST) in Turkey

Free city tours of Istanbul are available for international transit passengers flying with Turkish Airlines who have a layover of 6-24 hours. You don't need to reserve your tour ahead of time — just head to the Hotel Desk in the International Arrivals Hall (after customs, next to Starbucks) at least 30 minutes before it starts.

The scheduled tours run everyday from 8:30am to 11:00am, from 9:00am to 3:00pm, from 9:00am to 6:00pm, from 12:00pm to 6:00pm and from 4:00pm to 9:00pm, so check to see which time works best for you.

Turkish Airlines suggests that you be ready for boarding at least one hour before your scheduled departure time, so please allow enough time to go through customs and passport control after the tour so you can get to your flight on time.

A typical Istanbul city tour includes at least the following stops and activities, although these may vary depending on the day and length of the tour you choose:

• Departure from Istanbul Atatürk Airport
• Blue Mosque
• Hippodrome: German Fountain
• Serpentine Column
• Obelisk of Theodosius
• Topkapi Palace
• Return to Istanbul Atatürk Airport

Additional stops for the longer tours include a trip to the Grand Covered Bazaar, Eyup Sultan Mosque & Square, the Byzantine City Walls, Dolmabahçe Palace, the Basilica Cistern, Galata Tower and the Hagia Sophia, among other popular attractions.

It's exciting to note that the entire tour, whichever you choose, is completely free and covers all entrance fees and meals. The food consists of Ottoman cuisine — note that lunch menus offer a vegetarian option, however no other dietary or religious food options are available.

I recently went on this tour , even though it was just a few days following the failed military coup , and had a wonderful time — stay tuned for a full review of the tour, coming soon to TPG.

Doha International Airport (DOH) in Qatar

Those flying on Qatar Airways with a long layover in Doha can participate in a nearly three-hour free city tour that takes you to the Museum of Islamic Art, Katara Cultural Village, the Pearl-Qatar, and the Souq Waqif. You'll have an English-speaking tour guide and receive a free bottle of water. To reserve your spot, visit the Doha City Tour desk on arrival — it's located at the beginning of Concourse B between the Mont Blanc and WH Smith shops.

There are four tours available per day, and each allows a maximum of 22 people. Here's a look at the schedule:

• Tour 1: Check in from 6:00am–6:45am. The tour assembles at 7:00am and starts at 8:00am
• Tour 2: Check in from 6:00am–9:45am. The tour assembles at 10:00am and starts at 11:00am
• Tour 3: Check in from 6:00am–2:45pm. The tour assembles at 3:00pm and starts at 4:00pm
• Tour 4: Check in from 4:00pm–6:45pm. The tour assembles at 7:00pm and starts at 8:00pm

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) in Taiwan

Two free, half-day city tours are available for transit passengers (a morning tour and an afternoon tour) and those with a 7–24 hour layover in Taiwan before their next connecting flight are eligible — note that travelers from the US, Canada and UK are all allowed visa-exempt entry for the free tour, but it's a good idea to double-check the visa requirements before you go, especially if you're not from one of these countries.

Registration is available upon arrival in the Tourist Service Centers, which are located in the arrivals lobbies of T1 and T2. Each tour only has space for 18 passengers, so head straight there to ensure you'll get a spot. There won't be room on the bus for any baggage, so you'll have to store yours in the baggage center for a small fee before boarding the bus.

The morning tour departs T2 at 8:00am (T1 at 8:15am), returns by 1:00pm and takes you to the Shou Xin Fang Creativity Wagashi and Cultural Center and the Zushi Temple. The afternoon tour departs T2 at 1:30pm (T1 at 1:45pm), returns by 6:30pm and includes a visit to the National Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall and the Lungshan Temple of Manka (pictured above). Note that each passenger can only take one of the tours, so choose wisely.

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

If you've got some time to kill at SIN, check out one of two free Singapore city tours: The Heritage Tour , which includes visits to Chinatown and Little India, if your layover is at least 5.5-hour long, or the City Sights Tour , which takes you to the Singapore Flyer and the Marina Bay Financial Center, if your layover is more than six hours long. The best part: to take advantage of the free tour, you can be flying on any airline.

Drop your baggage off at the storage kiosk before the tour and register at the Free Singapore Tour booths located in the transit areas of Terminals 2 and 3 before you clear customs. If you land in Terminal 1, stay in the transit area and head to Terminal 2 for tour registration.

Of course, your flight schedule needs to fit in with the tour times, which are listed below:

Heritage Tour:

• Registration closes at 8:00am for the 9:00am–11:30am tour (recommended for flight departures after 1:30pm)
• Registration closes at 10:30am for the 11:30am–2:00pm tour (recommended for flight departures after 4:00pm)
• Registration closes at 1:30pm for the 2:30pm–5:00pm tour (recommended for flight departures after 7:00pm)
• Registration closes at 2:30pm for the 3:30pm to 6:00pm tour (recommended for flight departures after 8:00pm)

City Sights Tour:

• Registration closes at 5:00pm for the 6:00pm–8:30pm tour (recommended for flight departures after 11pm)
• Registration closes at 6:30pm for the 7:30pm–10pm tour (recommended for flight departures after 12:30am)

Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) in Utah

If your layover is two hours or more, you can take a free shuttle to the Salt Lake City Center for a free tour of Temple Square, hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. For more information , check out the information desks in T1 or T2.

The shuttle bus schedule is as follows:

Monday–Saturday, June–August

• Departs airport every 30 minutes, 9:00am–7:00pm
• Departs Temple Square every 30 minutes 10:30am–8:30pm

Monday–Saturday, April–May and September–October

• Departs airport every hour 9:00am–7:00pm
• Departs Temple Square every hour 10:30am–8:30pm

Monday–Saturday, November–March

• Departs airport every hour 9:00am–2:00pm
• Departs Temple Square every hour 10:30am–3:30pm

Sundays (year-round)

Note that unfortunately there's nowhere to store your carry-on luggage, so be prepared to bring your bags with you on the tour. Additionally, large suitcases aren't allowed in the shuttle vans, so plan accordingly.

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Rock formations in Bryce Canyon

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By going on one of our most popular tours, Southwest Adventure Tours will show you Utah’s Mighty 5 national parks in 8 days. Those parks are Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion. Each park will enable you to see spectacular scenery and unique geological formations all within the southern half of Utah.

We love to show off our home State of Utah, so guiding your tour in these parks and the other scenic areas we cover is our specialty. All of our tour guides have been to these places many, many times. We know all these places like the backs of our hands. We’ll show you all the places that other people don’t know about!

This tour is purposely designed to have a day on each end of the tour to plan travel into and out of Salt Lake City. Our tour is also customizable. It can include more physical and adventurous activities, more leisurely sightseeing, or more days to do both! It can also be modified to spend more time in specific places. Contact us for further details.

Our Mighty 5 tours consist of small groups of no more than 13 guests and a private guide. Hiking, scenic viewpoints, local eateries, hidden gems, and other fantastic experiences await anyone joining us on this tour. It will be a week of adventure that you won’t soon forget!

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• Arches National Park
• Bryce Canyon National Park

Capital Reef National Park

• Zion National Park

Tour Highlights:

• See all of Utah’s 5 national parks
• Overnight stays in the towns of Moab, Torey, and Springdale
• Goblin Valley State Park
• Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument
• Scenic Highway 12, All-American Road
• Those booked on the August 6th departure will enjoy a complimentary concert by the Utah Symphony. To learn more click here .

Inclusions:

•  Professional Tour Guide
• Comfortable Transportation in a Mercedes Benz Sprinter Van
• 7 nights lodging at 3-star hotels
• 7 Breakfasts
• 6 Lunches (Day 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
• Park Entrance Fees
• Applicable Taxes and Fees

Daily Breakdown:

• Day 1: Arrive Salt Lake City, UT
• Day 2: Salt Lake City to Canyonlands National Park (Overnight Moab)
• Day 3: Arches National Park & Surrounding Areas (Overnight Moab)
• Day 4: Goblin Valley and Capitol Reef (Overnight Torrey)
• Day 5: Highway 12, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Bryce Canyon (Overnight Bryce Canyon City)
• Day 6: Bryce Canyon National Park & Zion National Park (Overnight Springdale)
• Day 7: Explore Zion National Park & Return to Salt Lake City (Overnight Salt Lake City)
• Day 8: Salt Lake Airport & Home

Some of the Mighty 5's Highlights:

Arrive anytime today at Salt Lake City International Airport and transfer on your own to your hotel. Enjoy exploring Salt Lake or relax and prepare for the following day's adventures!

2024 Tours: Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Salt Lake City, UT

2025 Tours: AC Hotel, Salt Lake City, UT 

Depart Salt Lake City, UT at 7:00 am and travel to Canyonlands National Park . Hike to Mesa Arch for an up-close view of one of the most photographed arches in the Southwestern US. Visit overviews of Upheaval Dome, the Colorado River, and the Green River. Explore the Grand Viewpoint and hike along the rim of the Island in the Sky. Enjoy a final view of the area from Dead Horse Point .

Homewood Suites by Hilton, Moab, UT or similar | Meals: B, L

An early morning hike brings you to Delicate Arch . Continue trekking through Arches National Park on a hike to Landscape Arch , one of the longest natural arches in the world. Visit the Windows Section and Double Arch. A scenic drive/hike along the Colorado River showcases ancient petroglyphs depicting animals, humans, and geometric patterns carved onto red-rock walls.

Homewood Suites by Hilton, Moab, UT or similar | Meals: B, L,D

Explore the mystical landscape of Goblin Valley State Park . Delve into the narrows of Sulphur Creek or Grand Wash at Capital Reef National Park . Hike to the Hickman Bridge , a 133-foot natural bridge, or go down to the Grand Wash to explore the park’s deep canyons and narrows. Hike to Sulphur Creek Overlook and enjoy Panoramic Point.

Capitol Reef Resort, Torrey, UT or similar | Meals: B, L

Begin the day exploring Capitol Reef further with your guide if needed. Traverse the Canyons of Escalante on Highway 12 to Bryce Canyon National Park . Enjoy the views and vistas and explore the canyons along the way. Meander along the Rim of the Canyon or for those more enterprising souls explore through the Hoodoos of Bryce Canyon .

Best Western Plus Bryce Canyon Grand Hotel, Bryce Cyn City, UT or similar | Meals: B, L, D

Rise early to watch the sun rise over Bryce Canyon from one of its many viewpoints. Explore a few more locations in the park including hiking below the rim of the canyon. Drive from Bryce Canyon to Zion National Park along scenic Highway 12 and Highway 89, which zips past red-rock mountains and yawning slot canyons. Hike the East Canyon Overlook Trail for a bird’s-eye view of the canyon before exploring the main canyon of Zion National Park.

Meals: B, L

2024 Tours: Hotel De Novo Tapestry by Hilton, Springdale, UT or similar

2025 Tours: The Lodge at Zion Country, Springdale, UT

At Zion, you have many options to choose from. Challenge yourself as you ascend up to Scouts Lookout for overlooks of the Main Canyon. Traverse the 3-mile Emerald Pools loop to see a trio of pools and waterfalls. Hike and explore the Narrows of the Virgin River and immerse yourself in this oasis in the wilderness. Enjoy a short stop at the Kolob Canyons section of Zion National Park on your way to Salt Lake City. Return to Salt Lake City between 6:00 and 7:00 pm.

Transfer to the Salt Lake City Airport any time today for your return flight home. Hotel Check out is at 11:00 AM.

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Tour details:, not included:.

• Items of a personal nature 
• Any meals not listed
• Alcoholic drinks
• Optional activities
• Gratuities for the tour director, local guides and outfitters
• Airport Transfers

Requirements:

Clients should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain for an average of 1 to 3 miles at a time. Elevation gain and loss averages between 50 to 300 ft throughout the areas visited during this tour. Touring and overnight locations are above 6000 to 8000 ft above sea level

Arrival / Departure Info:

• Arrival Location: Salt Lake City Airport (SLC)
• Arrival Time: Any time on Day 1
• Departure Location: Salt Lake City Airport (SLC)
• Departure Time: Any time on Day 8

Similar Tours:

• Mighty 5 Utah from Salt Lake City
• Grand Circle Experience
• Canyons of the Escalante
• Bryce Canyon National Park 1-Day Tour
• Zion National Park 1-Day Tour

Southwest Adventure Tours is an authorized permittee of the following parks:

• Capitol Reef National Park
• Canyonlands National Park

2024 Pricing:

Peak season (may 1 - oct 15).

• $3,499.00 USD Per Person Double Occupancy
• $3,899.00 USD Per person Single Occupancy
• $3,299.00 USD Per Person Triple Occupancy
• $3,199.00 USD Per Person Quad Occupancy 

Off Season (Oct 16 - Apr 30)

• $2,999.00 USD Per Person Double Occupancy 
• $3,399.00 USD Per Person Single Occupancy 
• $2,849.00 USD Per Person Triple Occupancy
• $2,799.00 USD Per Person Quad Occupancy

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Day Tours From Salt Lake City

Since your tour begins and ends in Salt Lake City, why not spend one or two more days and go on one of our day tours? We have multiple options to explore this unique metropolitan area. Options include a trip out to the Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island where you can experience a unique biosphere and body of water that impacts millions of people and is essential to the habitat for thousands of species of animals and birds. Or enjoy exploring downtown Salt Lake City with a historic walking tour or driving tour. You will have the opportunity to learn about the settling of the region, the mixture of different cultures and religions that call Salt Lake Home, and the beautiful and eclectic combination of architecture and history that continues to influence this area even today.

Come enjoy one of these experiences. Your Adventure Awaits!

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July 24, 2023

How to Get From Salt Lake City to Moab: On the Road & In the Air

Traveling between Salt Lake City and Moab is Easy & Beautiful!

By redtail air adventures.

Getting from Salt Lake City to Moab shouldn’t be rocket science – but it’s worth researching to have your dream experience.

The drive from SLC to Moab isn’t too long, so adding some exciting experiences to break up the drive isn’t only possible, it’s fun! There is so much to see on the drive to Moab from SLC that taking the quickest route isn’t always the best option. 

But spoiler alert: If you need to get to Moab quickly, our flight from SLC to Moab is just what you need. Here’s what you need to know about getting from SLC to Moab:

How to Get From Salt Lake City to Moab

In short, there are three popular options:

• Quick Drive

The no-frills, no-stops, all-business drive will take you just under four hours. While this is an ok time saver, you miss out on many exceptional views just a few miles off the main highway! 

• Scenic Drive

This is a full-day event, so you need to budget time in your schedule for a long drive. But with that extra time, you can take in several easy-to-reach views that are well worth the spare time in the driver’s seat.

• Flight From SLC to Moab

Best of both worlds! You can make the trip from Salt Lake City to Moab lickety-split (about 65 minutes) and still catch gorgeous views of desert scenery around Moab. Unfortunately, the only direct flight offered by Delta Airlines is no longer available. However, Redtail Air offers one-way and round-trip Salt Lake City to Moab flights!  

Since you can simply Google Maps your way to Moab on the quick drive, we will focus on the second two options for getting from Salt Lake City to Moab.  Here are our favorite ways to get from Salt Lake City to Moab and all the fun they can bring!

*NEW* Fly From SLC to Moab: The Quickest Option

Since standard commercial aircraft no longer have a direct flight from SLC to Moab, Redtail Air Connections is now offering easy flights covering this route!

Here are some fast facts about this new flight:

• Redtail Air offers service to Salt Lake City two days a week
• Morning flights depart from Canyonlands Regional Airport in Moab for a non-stop flight to Salt Lake City International Airport, arriving approximately one hour after departure. Passengers can arrive 20 minutes before departure, avoid the TSA hassle of passenger screenings, and take their shoes and jacket off by flying with us!
• Flights depart Salt Lake City late afternoon for a non-stop flight to Canyonlands Regional Airport, arriving approximately one hour after departure. Because you take off and land at Atlantic Aviation, located at SLC airport, you can avoid the general airport crowds and long terminal walks!

We created this flight option so that a trip from Moab to Salt Lake City (or vice versa) is now an easy commute! Not only is the commute time a fraction of driving, but you also get the luxury of avoiding the chaos of the standard airport terminals for something a little less hectic. 

You can now travel this distance in an hour, making the jump from SLC to Moab as quick and easy as a grocery run! 

Those visiting Moab and considering a jump to SLC for a change of pace will now have access to the sweeping mountain views, vibrant city life, award-winning restaurants, exciting sports, and the famous outdoor adventure in Salt Lake City.  For residents of SLC who want a quick trip to Moab for a desert escape, the red rocks and scenic vistas are now just an hour away. 

Salt Lake City To Moab Drive: The Scenic Option

To make the most of your day, start your journey bright and early from SLC and head southeast on I-15 South.

After about 40 minutes, you’ll find yourself driving through Provo, Utah, with views of Utah Lake. If you’re already feeling a nice break, grab coffee at Rugged Grounds in Provo and take it to Sandy Beach on Utah Lake for a quick sip with morning lake views. 

Driving from Provo to the Price area is straightforward, so use that time to jam to tunes or tune into a great podcast. Once you reach Price, the exploring begins again! Are you willing to add a few hours to the trip to see something spectacular? Veer off track in Price to Nine Mile Canyon Road . This stunning canyon is known as the “World’s Longest Art Gallery” because it’s covered in ancient petroglyphs and rock art. This is well worth a drive and a walk to see!

Once you have your fill of petroglyphs (if possible), head back to the highway to reach the stunning country around Moab! The next stop is the Fisher Towers Viewpoint . Take time to soak in the breathtaking views of the towering red rock formations.

After enjoying the view, backtrack a little and go to the desert country outside Moab! Arrive at the Corona Arch Trailhead . This moderate 2.5-mile round-trip hike will lead you through a beautiful canyon to the impressive Corona Arch. Take in the natural beauty and snap some memorable photos.

Another hike option is right near Moab to kick off your time in this beautiful area! Begin your hike to the Grandstaff Canyon Trailhead , just outside Moab. This scenic trail follows a creek and leads you to Morning Glory Natural Bridge, one of the largest natural bridges in the area. The hike is approximately 4.2 miles round trip and offers beautiful canyon views.

After your final hike, it’s a short drive back into Moab to relax and eat after a long day of hiking, driving, and sightseeing. We recommend a stop at Josie Wyatt’s Grill for beautiful scenery, juicy burgers, and creative drinks. 

Once You’re in Moab

Now that you’re here, you can make the most of the trip! Looking to plan a fun Moab trip itinerary? Here are some easy must-sees, dos, eats, and stays while exploring the surrounding desert.

You’re in Moab – there’s everything to do! Here is just a fraction of the activities at your fingertips when you step into the world of adventure around Moab:

• River Adventures : Raft, SUP, or kayak on the Colorado River!
• Hike : You’ll be amazed by the number of hiking options you have just a short drive away. There are even some dog-friendly Moab hiking options too!
• Helicopter Tours : You may have flown here, but a helicopter tour will offer a completely new experience! Take to the skies to hover over some of Moab’s most iconic vistas. 
• Lake Day : Head to Ken’s Lake for a boat, hike, camp, and man-made waterfall adventure!
• Four-wheeled fun : Rent ATV or Hummers for some of the best desert trail systems in the country!

Where to Eat

• Spitfire Smokehouse : Finished a long day in the desert? Nothing will fill your belly better than North Carolina-style BBQ! Spitfire Smokehouse is our go-to spot for a protein and flavor-rich meal of perfectly smoked meat and satisfying sides. 
• The Spoke : A Moab favorite, The Spoke is a catch-all for plain ol’ delicious food. Crafting everything from scratch in their kitchen, The Spoke offers an impressive range of options and can cater to various dietary preferences. Perfect for large groups with strong food opinions!
• Gloria’s Corner Cafe : Open all day long, this charming restaurant is a favorite for breakfast, lunch, and dinner dishes. Start the morning with a refreshing acaí bowl and end it with a hearty plate of spaghetti –  Gloria’s has it all!
• Zax : A beloved local eatery, Zax lets you customize your pizza with all your favorite toppings so everyone gets what they want and don’t have to compromise. They even offer convenient take-and-bake options, allowing you to enjoy a fresh slice from the comfort of your couch!

Where to Stay

When in Moab, we will always suggest a camp spot! We have some recommendations for the best camping in and around Moab. 

If a cozy bed is more your style, here are some fantastic options in town:

• Hoodoo Hotel : this beautiful hotel reflects the beauty of the surrounding red rocks with simple elegance. Just 10 minutes from Arches National Park , this luxury hotel has everything you need to relax before and after your adventures. 
• Hyatt Place Moab : With spacious and stylish rooms, a vibrant social atmosphere, and convenient access to breathtaking national parks, this hotel is a great home base for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.
• Archway Inn : Archway Inn is an excellent choice if you are looking for a casual and comfortable hotel perfect for family vacations. This charming hotel has private balconies, a pool, a hot tub, and easy access to the region’s remarkable outdoor adventures.

Make it to Moab as quickly and efficiently as possible with Redtail Air! More information and the ability to book your flight will be available online soon; if you’re eager to learn more, you can always contact us and speak to a member of our team!

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About This Home

This is a charming home in a fantastic Sugarhouse location. The covered porch, open floor plan, and brand new wood deck out back make this home ideal for relaxing or entertaining. Move- in ready - the entire home has been newly renovated with brand new floors, widows and a modern kitchen. Fresh paint on the entire interior and exterior, this home combines the classic charm with essential modern features. This is a beautiful new home in a quiet neighborhood that is a must see! Conveniently located with walking distances to restaurants, parks and local shops. Easy freeway access and only a short 10-minute drive to Salt Lake's International Airport! Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from seller. Buyer is advised to obtain an independent measurement.

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In Holladay, office space rentals average around $XX.XX per square foot, though that can vary based on office size, location, lease length, and amenities. Our office space for rent in Holladay is priced on the size of the office space and how long you need it.

Does Kiln have private offices for rent in Holladay? ↓

Yes! Our private offices are move-in ready and can accommodate up to 15 people. These offices are secure and lockable and come with everything you need, including high-speed internet, to make your work days comfortable and productive.

Can I rent office space in Holladay for just one day or a few days? ↓

Absolutely! Our Holladay coworking space can be rented for one day, one week, or even a month, depending on your needs.

Does Kiln offer enterprise office space solutions in Holladay? ↓

Of course! Our Holladay office space can be customized to meet your specific business needs. From team rooms to private suites and custom build-outs, you can find exactly what you’re looking for at Kiln.

How can I schedule a tour? ↓

Just give us a call! We’d be happy to show you around our Holladay coworking space and introduce you to everything Kiln has to offer.

Our Other Communities

Salt Lake City

Located in the heart of The Gateway, our downtown office space provides diverse food options, direct access to public transit, and sits just 15 minutes from the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Crafted for the outdoor enthusiast, Kiln Park City’s flex-office community facilitates a blend of life on the mountain and in the office.

Situated on Silicon Slopes, Kiln Lehi is a tech-oriented flex-office community in the center of the Wasatch Front.

Designed and built from the ground up, Kiln Provo’s coworking community merges the strength of nearby University resources with a rich mountaineering lifestyle.

Discover a creative retreat for teams of up to 10 to gather, reconnect, and create in nature.

Located on iconic Pearl Street, Kiln Boulder’s flex-office community strikes the perfect balance between mountain-living and the office.

Designed from the ground up to maximize the desert lifestyle, Kiln St. George’s flex-office community facilitates a blend of life in nature and in the office.

Acting as Kiln’s largest single location, Kiln Meridian’s flex-office community is a beacon of inspiration designed to gather the brightest minds of the greater Boise area.

Nestled in the heart SanTan Village with access to eating, shopping, and entertainment, Kiln Gilbert is a revolutionary milestone for the East Valley.

Solana Beach

Just minutes by foot from Fletcher Cove Beach Park, Kiln Solana Beach’s flex-office community truly embodies the heart and soul of the Pacific.

From boutique shopping to Michelin Star dining, Kiln Carlsbad’s flex-office community is embedded in the perfect blend of the work and lifestyle.

Nestled between some of the most beautiful beaches on the west coast, Kiln Leucadia’s coworking community embodies the true spirit of Southern California culture.

Kiln Portland merges the vibrant pulse of the city with the distinctive feel of the Buckman and Hawthorne neighborhoods.

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Salt lake city guided tours & services.

With so much to do in Salt Lake , it can be tough to make decisions about what to do next and even more annoying to make it happen. Let someone else worry for you. Guided tours and services let you take a break from planning. Bike taxis offer a different kind of way to get from point a to point b. And, Segway tours are available in addition to walking tours. For an even more tailored experience, you can book custom tours too. Day tours and excursions are available from the companies listed below.  

Featured Tours