Classified for credit

Headquarters campus of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — covers 19th-century religious migration, pioneer settlement, and American religious history.

Olympic ski heritage museum covering the history of competitive skiing and the 2002 Salt Lake City Games — supports sports history and physical education curriculum.

Classic and vintage automobile collection covering automotive engineering history and 20th-century American transportation — applied mechanics and design history.

University-based science center at the University of Utah with exhibits and demonstrations covering physics, chemistry, and applied mathematics.

Municipal botanical garden and park in St. George — introduces desert-adapted plant species and xeriscape ecology in a walkable setting.

University art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual art history, art criticism, and studio art curriculum.

Monument and living-history village marking the 1847 Mormon pioneer arrival in the Salt Lake Valley — covers westward migration and Utah settlement history.

Tracy Aviary satellite nature center focused on urban wildlife and local bird species — covers ornithology, urban ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Utah State University botanical center with display gardens, wetlands, and community horticulture programs — covers plant biology and sustainable agriculture.

Utah State University public observatory with telescopes — covers celestial mechanics, optics, and observational astronomy.

Utah aviation hall of fame at Hill AFB documenting the state's contributions to military and civil aviation — covers aerospace history and engineering milestones.

State park on Utah's largest freshwater lake — freshwater ecology, Great Basin geography, bird observation, and outdoor PE.

State contemporary art museum with publicly accessible rotating and permanent exhibits covering modern and contemporary visual arts.

University of Utah art museum with a broad permanent collection — supports art history curriculum with works spanning ancient to contemporary periods.

Arboretum and water-conservation garden demonstrating xeric landscaping, plant ecology, and Utah watershed management.

State wildlife management area education center covering native Utah species, wetland ecology, and wildlife management practices.

Licensed wildlife rehab center treating injured native Utah animals — covers zoology, animal physiology, and conservation biology.

Utah state park on a freshwater bay of the Great Salt Lake — waterfowl ecology, wetland biology, and Great Basin geography.

University-operated public observatory on the U of Utah campus — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Historic LDS Assembly Hall on Temple Square in Salt Lake City — covers 19th-century religious history, pioneer settlement, and Victorian-era architecture.

Restored 19th-century farmhouse used by Brigham Young as a working forest farm — covers early Utah pioneer agriculture and LDS settlement history.

Utah State Capitol building and grounds — supports state government, civics, and Utah political history through self-guided or docent-led capitol tours.

Small private collection of live reptiles and critters in Hanksville, UT — hands-on introduction to herpetology and desert wildlife biology.

Urban riparian park along City Creek Canyon in Salt Lake City — supports basic watershed ecology and outdoor PE in a city setting.