Holladay

Holladay is a city in Salt Lake County, Utah, United States, and is part of the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. Located along the eastern foothills of the Wasatch Range, it sits near the city of Salt Lake City to the west and rises into the mountains to the east. The community is predominantly residential, known for winding streets, mature landscaping, and a mix of historic homes and newer suburban neighborhoods.

History and settlement in the Holladay area began in the 19th century with Mormon pioneers and agricultural development. Over the 20th century it evolved from a rural community into a suburban municipality, and it was incorporated as a city late in the century. Today Holladay emphasizes a suburban lifestyle with a strong sense of local identity and community services.

Geography and climate James Holladay features a four-season climate typical of the northern Utah valley, with hot summers and cold winters. The foothills provide scenic vistas and opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking and mountain biking on nearby trails. The city maintains several parks and green spaces that serve residents and families.

Education and economy Holladay falls within the public school system served by the Canyons School District, with several elementary and secondary schools in and around the area. The local economy is primarily service- and resident-driven, supported by small businesses, professional services, and local-commerce districts.

Notable features Holladay is known for its quiet residential character, hillside architecture, and convenient access to outdoor recreation while remaining closely connected to the amenities of the greater Salt Lake City area.