Logan Canyon — Attraction in Logan

It's one of the most beautiful sights during the fall. Though, fall isn't just the only time is beauty shines.

Logan Canyon has much to offer during the spring, summer, and fall. Camping, trail hiking, fishing, bird watching, river play, biking, and so much more. There's even some caves, but I'm not telling where our fav caves are located. Yah yah...I'm a meanie.

One other thing you could do is enjoy a picnic at 1st Dam or 2nd Dam.... maybe just don't feed the ducks. I mean, it seems like a cool thing to do with the 3 year old, but it actually kills the feathered flocks faster due to bloating, just a FYI.

Even the winter has its charm here in Logan Canyon, like snowmobiling up near Tony's Grove, skiing at Beaver Mountain, tubing at the Sinks, or snow shoeing the trails. Oh, and if you have no desire to build your own snowman but enjoy seeing others creative ambitions, there's always the giant snow man, usually located just past Tony's Grove turn, about a ½ mile past, on the left side of road..... but do know, there is no parking besides off to the sides of the canyon highway, making it hazardous for yourself getting to and from your car and those driving on the road.

The canyon road is bendy. Occasionally, at 50 mph, it can be nerve-wracking when an enormous diesel pulling a giant wake boat comes whipping around a bend while the guy behind you is in such a big hurry to be 3 cars in front of you by the time you reach Bear Lake, he's back there riding the line of chance.... but if you can be the one with patience, just let all the crazies pass you by when the single lane turns into a double for those 25 seconds of passing. I mean, it that or possibly live your spirit life at the Nunnery. I heard that's not only a place of an episode of, 'I see dead people', but it's also a great place to get a trespassing ticket, if anyone's interested......🤫

Anywho, now that I've gotten that out of my system, let's get back to the not-so-dramatic.

Off-road adventures can be found at the Right Hand turn off, keep right and you're on the right path to back country adventures. Though, if it's snowy and anywhere between mid November-mid April, expect to run into closed gates that do not allow you to get stuck in a blizzard in the middle of nowhere and give reason to send the search party because of poor judgment.

If you haven't been this way and need a little get away for the day,weekend, whatever, there is plenty to do here in this cute 40ish min pass through from Cache Valley to Bear Lake.

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