Soar over Utah's most beautiful places!Beautiful Diversity Take a breathtaking tour of one of the most geographically diverse places on Earth in Utah: A Portrait, which previously aired on public television. Soar above the iconic Delicate Arch in Arches National Park, the rugged peaks of the Uintah Mountain Range, the spare beauty of the Great Salt Lake and its wetlands that are home to a staggering number of shore birds. Utah: A Portrait reveals the state’s most amazing scenery, from its lesser-known treasures — Aquarius Plateau and the Abajo Mountains — to its five national parks: Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Arches. And, for a study in geographical contrasts, compare the sapphire surface of Bear Lake to the parched floor of the Bonneville Salt Flats. Spectacular Cities Utah: A Portrait goes beyond the expected to give viewers a rare bird’s-eye view of Utah cities, including Springdale, named one of America’s “prettiest towns” by Forbes Traveler. Others include Cedar City, St. George, Roosevelt, Vernal and even the ghost town, Grafton. Interwoven historical details narrated by actor Joseph Campanella, unique cinematography and an original music soundtrack help make this extraordinary film produced by Emmy Award-winner John Howe, an experience you’ll never forget! DVD Excellence Series Utah: A Portrait is part of TOPICS Entertainment’s exclusive DVD Excellence series featuring award-winning programs previously presented on PBS television, America’s leader in high-quality entertainment and educational programming. The world-class documentaries in this series have sold more than a million copies.