Utah land real estate

Utah land overview

Known for its natural and unique terrain, the Beehive State offers incredible landscapes as well as a variety of outdoor activities. Called the "Four Corners," the southeastern corner of the state touches Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico and is considered to have some of the most magnificent scenery in the world. From snow-covered mountain peaks and salt bed deserts to dense pine forests, vibrantly-colored rock formations, and isolated buttes, Utah's geography is both diverse and extraordinary. Rich in mineral resources, mining plays a major role in the state's economy. Gold, silver, copper, zinc, molybdenum, beryllium, and lead, as well as fossil fuels including oil, natural gas, and coal, are all produced in Utah. More than 38 million acres are government-owned and if you're looking to buy real estate here, chances are the property you're looking at will have public land to explore nearby.