Moab. Arches Vineyard, one of only a handful of commercial wineries in Utah, producing about 80,000 bottles annually. Free 30-minute tours are offered in season, and the winery has a tasting room. (435) 259-5397

At Hole 'n the Rock, Albert Christensen spent over twenty years building - or rather, chiseling, sculpting and blasting - a 14 room home for his family in a solid sandstone ridge. This curiosity is 15 miles south of Moab on US 191, and tours are available. (435) 686-2250.

Monticello. More than a century ago, cowboys in this area "saw" a horse's head and ears formed by the trees, shadows, and terrain on the east side of the Abajo Mountains. Since then, "Horse Head Peak", has become a southeastern Utah landmark. Locals claim that it can be seen from virtually any place in town, but if you need a little help, find the carefully placed viewing pipes in the City Park at Main and Center Streets.