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Make a Splash: Utah water parks and public parks with water features.
In the peak of summer, find a spot to cool down in the water.
Cowabunga Bay Courtesy Photo As the temperature in the Salt Lake Valley crept into the triple-digits last week, you might have found yourself wondering, “Why?” or “What now?” or variations on those thoughts punctuated by salty epithets. Mostly, you probably found yourself immersed in a single-minded focus on how to cool down, whether you were thinking only of yourself or of an entire family.
Utah may be struggling with drought, but there are still places where one can enjoy the cooling refreshment of water for a few hours—or even longer—of soaking entertainment.
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