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Bear Lake Valley lies on the border of Utah and Idaho, and is home to the "Caribbean of the Rockies", or Bear Lake. Visitors can enjoy a myriad of outdoor activities throughout the entire year.

The Bear River Heritage Area straddles the Idaho-Utah border where the Great Basin and the Rocky Mountains meet. It is home to a strong agricultural economy, history-laced landscape, and abundant natural beauty. Retrace the footsteps of early fur traders, Mormon settlers, and generations of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation.

We know places. Mountains with names like Tushar, Frisco, and Wah Wah. Mountains where you can still experience the simple joy of riding the trail, pitching your tent, and building a campfire. Mountains you can trek by foot, hoof, two wheels, or four and not see another soul. Mountains cradling clear alpine lakes, the remnants of ghost towns, and rare precious gems.

Located between Lake Powell, Natural Bridges National Monument, and Arches National Park in Moab, Blanding is the perfect hub to visit all your destinations in South Eastern Utah.

Box Elder County is known as a land of contrasts. Visit the the quaint and beautiful town of Brigham City, or get outside and experience any number of outdoor activities within scenic Box Elder County.

Bryce Canyon Country is home to several scenically diverse state/national parks. Visitors will want to spend at least a few days exploring this spectacular part of Utah.

Cache Valley is known as one of Utah's most naturally beautiful areas. For a real treat, take a breathtaking drive along the Logan Canyon national Scenic Byway.

This area of southern Utah has a diversity of landscape like no other area in the state - red rock formations and canyons, pristine meadows, alpine forests, as well as lush green valleys. That landscape makes Capitol Reef Country perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, horseback riding, ATV tours, hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, or just a quiet picnic!

Cradled by the Book Cliffs, this land boasts rich history reflected in ancient rock art, scenic and adventurous outdoor opportunities, and museums that educate about the region’s history.