Have you ever had the dream of skydiving out of the back of a plane, or base jump off the edge of a cliff,  but couldn't get yourself to go through with it because of that fear that you might not survive?  What if I told you that you could go and live those dreams of flying, without ever being more than just a few feet off the ground? What if you could have all of the rush and adrenaline of wingsuit jumping, with none of the risk? Well all of those dreams are about to come true. On this episode of the Travel Utah Podcast,  I speak with James Jensen, creator of JUMP, about his "hyper reality" experience that allows you to "jump" into a virtual world that is so immersive and real, that your brain thinks you're actually there.

Established in 1969, The Natural History Museum of Utah has become the Crown Jewel of the many historic and scientific institutions located in the State of Utah. In this episode of the Travel Utah Podcast, I talk with Tim Lee (Director of Exhibits), Randy Irmis (Chief Curator/Curator of Paleontology), and Jason Cryan (Museum Director), about the history of the NHMU, what makes it so special, and what we can expect in the future for this one of a kind destination.

Because of it’s Pioneering history, Utah has some pretty incredible sites and stories to be shared with locals and visitors alike. On todays episode, we are talking about one of the most historic locations in the state of Utah when it comes to tourism. Established over 100 years ago, Ruby”s Inn is one of those gems that has stood the test of time. 
Family owned and operated since day one, it offers a long list of outdoor activities and modern amenities while maintaining that old west town charm.  
It also serves as the gateway to Bryce Canyon National Park, which is not only one of the most spectacular Geological landscapes in the state of Utah, but also the world.