Many,
who have driven through Logan Canyon in the autumn, say that this is the most
beautiful drive in the State of Utah. At around 3 p.m. on a late September
afternoon, when the quaking aspen are full gold, shimmering with every little
whisper of breeze, a drive through this canyon is, indeed, awesome. For desert,
Bear Lake awaits you at the eastern end of the canyon.
Logan
Utah is in Cache Valley, one of the most beautiful valleys in the region. Exit
364 of I-15 is the gateway. Follow US-91, through Mantua, to the cut (5,892 feet
above sea level) where you will find a scenic turnout from which you can gaze
down upon Cache Valley. Off in the distance are the beautiful Monte Cristo
Mountains with their cloak of quaking aspens. Even at night, with the Mormon
Temple in Logan shining with the stars of the city lights surrounding it, the
sight is worth stopping for.
Note:
From Logan, take US-89 to get to the Logan Canyon.
Many
accommodations are 'booked
up' during the fall leaf viewing season. If you haven't made your hotel/motel reservations yet we
have included access to an on-line hotel reservation system for your convenience.
Hotel
reservations are available, usually at a discount,
in the following communities:
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