A long weekend on the rails — depot glamour, mountain gold, and whiskey by the glass.
We move up to the mountains on Monday — bags packed after the Heber lunch.
A restored 1908 Union Pacific Depot — Grand Hall cocktails, whiskey at No. 119, and vinyl at the Gandy Dancer.
SAT 09/26 → SUN 09/27Right on Historic Main Street at the base of the Town Lift — galleries, shops and dinner all out the front door.
MON 09/28 → TUE 09/29What's on the books. Times are loose — this is a vacation, not a train we can miss.
The 1908 rail depot, reborn as the hotel. Drop bags and find the Grand Hall.
A cocktail under the gilded arches at The Bar at Asher Adams before heading out.
Hidden speakeasy under the Walker Center. Dinner and a solo jazz set at 6, featured band at 8:30, late-night Jazz Jam after — with rare whiskey all night. Reserve a table. (21+)
Back at the hotel, drop a needle in the vinyl lounge to close the night.
Sharks, penguins and a rainforest dome down in Draper, about 25 minutes south.
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Whiskey-forward American brasserie on Main Street — steaks, duck, and a deep spirits list. Reserve a table.
After-dinner records at Utah's vinyl listening room, back at The Gateway. (This is the "Songbird" spot.)
Aspens hit peak gold in late September. Guardsman Pass or the Alpine Loop on the way over.
Buon Appetito Italian Bistro is the town favorite. Worth booking a table ahead.
Drop bags on Historic Main Street and settle into the mountains for the last two nights.
Main Street is right outside — wander it, or head to Olympic Park or a lift up into the color. Vote on the extras below.
One more round before the trains head home.
The itinerary above is set. Everything here is up for grabs.
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