So You Want to Ditch LA and Land in Utah, Eh?
Los Angeles and Utah, two places as different as Avril Lavigne's music is from, well, Avril Lavigne's music these days (no shade, we still bop to Sk8er Boi).
One minute you're dodging selfie sticks on Hollywood Boulevard, the next you're dodging tumbleweeds on your way to see the Great Salt Lake. But hey, that's the beauty of America, you can go from beaches to badlands in a matter of hours (with a plane ticket, of course).
The Burning Question: How Far is Utah from Los Angeles?
Fear not, travel-hungry adventurer, for I, the magnificent Bard, can reveal this geographical mystery to you. Buckle up, buttercup, because we're about to get down and dirty with some distances!
The Short Answer (for Those with the Attention Span of a Goldfish)
Los Angeles to Utah by plane? Easy peasy lemon squeezy. We're talking a hop, skip, and a jump, or more accurately, a comfy plane ride of around 2 hours. That's about the same time it takes to watch your favorite movie (for the third time this week).
The Long Answer (for Those Who Want the Scenic Route)
But wait, there's more! For those who crave the finer details (or maybe just want to impress your friends with your newfound geographical knowledge), the distance between LA and Utah (depending on which specific city in Utah you're aiming for) is roughly 600 miles.
That's pretty far if you were to strap on some roller skates, but luckily, airplanes exist to whisk us across vast swathes of land in a blink of an eye (well, technically several hours, but you get the idea).
So to summarize:
- LA to Utah by plane: quick and easy
- Distance: around 600 miles
- Travel time: 2 hours (ish)
Bonus Tip: While you're pondering the wonders of air travel, be sure to check out flight deals! You might snag a super cheap ticket and have more money for souvenirs (like a giant foam finger shaped like the Great Salt Lake, or a Hollywood Walk of Fame star with your own name on it - hey, no judgement here).
