SALT LAKE CITY — A guide to some of Utah's most scenic roads can be found on the state Office of Tourism Web site.
The site features listings of which roads to take and what has made them state and national scenic byways.
The tourism office says Utah has scenic roadways from Bear Lake all the way south to Zion National Park. The scenic byways are a draw for tourists and the state wanted to put a guide online.
Eight of Utah's roadways have been deemed national scenic byways. The state has given the scenic designation to 18 other roads.
On the Net: www.utah.travel; www.byways.org
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