Family-friendly breakfast with large menu, high chairs and flexible seating — great fuel before a stroller walk. Verify local location hours (many open ~6:30–2:00pm).
Hands-on indoor exhibits geared to toddlers and young children; great for sensory play and a warm, dry morning activity. Check current hours (commonly ~9:00am–4:00pm) and book timed entry if offered.
Market stalls offer many quick options (sandwiches, soups) and indoor seating; easy to accommodate food preferences and baby needs. Many markets open midday (11:00am–9:00pm typical).
Stroller-friendly paths and indoor conservatory make for a calm afternoon — great for quiet time and photos; outdoor gardens typically open ~9:00am–5:00pm but check seasonal times.
Short, flat, stroller-friendly loop around Sprague Lake (often calm and scenic); ideal for toddlers and easy wildlife viewing. The park is open 24/7; visitor center hours vary (commonly ~9:00am–4:00pm).
If conditions are safe and the baby is acclimated, Bear Lake has a short accessible path (may be chilly in late fall — check road/parking lot openings). Visitor centers and trails have seasonal hours; verify before heading out.
Historic trains, small exhibits and outdoor rail cars that toddlers often enjoy; paths are mostly stroller accessible. Typical hours ~10:00am–4:00pm — confirm before visiting.
Park is stroller-friendly on paved areas and has great views; the Trading Post and visitor center often open ~9:00am–5:00pm. Avoid strenuous hikes with a 1-year-old; do a short walk and picnic.
Spectacular red-rock formations with paved, stroller-friendly paths and a free park (visitor center hours commonly ~9:00am–5:00pm). Perfect for photos and short, flat strolls with a 1-year-old.
A hillside zoo with good viewing and special toddler-friendly encounters; zoo hours commonly ~9:00am–4:30pm — check seasonal close times. Zoo can be stroller-challenging on hills, bring a carrier if you prefer.