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Utah’s Get to the River Festival encourages Utahns to love their watershed

By dailyutahchronicle.com · October 13, 2026 · 1 min read
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The 2026 Get to the River Festival ran from the end of August to early October across the Jordan River Parkway spanning 50 miles. In its 13th year, the festival included activities and events promoting outdoor recreation. Other events included conservation opportunities, cultural events and social experiences for people of all ages to experience. ...

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