For almost 40 years, the Brigham City Museum-Gallery has offered patrons diverse, quality programming such as the Norman Rockwell Lithographs, Oklahoma Memorial Quilts and Nagasaki Journey. The museum also curated a variety of shows in-house that have had wide appeal, namely Trail of Iron, a photo d...

BYU occupies a pretty, well-maintained campus on a rise in the northeast corner of town. You can stroll the attractive grounds or take a guided 45-minute tour.

The Museum of Art at BYU is one of the largest art museums in the West with over 14,000 works.

The winter home of Mormon leader Brigham Young sits on a pretty tree-lined street near the center of town.

Both sides of the Green River are preserved wild in the 12,150 acres of this refuge. Migratory birds such as the Great Basin Canada Goose find nesting grounds here. If birds are less interesting to you than animals of the four-legged variety, keep an eye out for elk, moose and otter.

Elevation 5700 ft. A diverse area, with outlaw hideouts and blue ribbon fishing in the Green River. Located along a wonderful two lane paved road that heads to the Jones Hole Fish Hatchery and Dinosaur National Monument.