Logan Canyon Scenic Byway

Logan Canyon Scenic Byway

Logan Canyon Scenic Byway offers a picturesque drive through diverse landscapes, showcasing the unique geology and ecosystems of northern Utah. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities along this scenic route.

Not Applicable
Acres Protected
100+
Miles of Trails
Estimated at 125,000
Annual Visitors
1995
Year Established

About Logan Canyon Scenic Byway

Logan Canyon Scenic Byway
 

Logan Canyon Scenic Byway stretches approximately 41 miles between Logan and Garden City in Utah, meandering through the stunning Cache National Forest. This scenic drive is renowned for its breathtaking mountain vistas, lush forests, and the vibrant Logan River, which offers excellent opportunities for fishing. The byway also provides access to Bear Lake, famous for its striking turquoise waters and recreational options like boating and swimming. Rich in history, Logan Canyon has been an important thoroughfare for Native American tribes and early pioneers. Besides road-based activities, visitors can explore numerous hiking trails ranging from easy walks to challenging backcountry routes. The diverse plant and animal life, including mule deer and a variety of bird species, offer excellent wildlife viewing prospects. The fall foliage is spectacular, with the canyon's trees displaying vibrant colors. During winter, the area transforms into a wonderland for snow sports like skiing and snowshoeing, making the byway a year-round attraction.

Highlights

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Bear Lake Overlook

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Tony Grove Lake and its wildflowers

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Wind Caves Trail offering geological formations

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Jardine Juniper, one of the oldest known juniper trees

Notable Natural Features

Logan River

A popular spot for fishing and picturesque views along the byway.

Tony Grove Lake

Noted for its seasonal wildflowers and accessible hiking trails.

Wind Caves

A unique formation with natural arches and great views of the canyon.