CACHE VALLEY
about the COVER
Tommy Butler is a Cache Valley Photographer and Videographer who moved to Nibley in 2019 during the pandemic, to help family. His passions for music and the arts have been a lifelong pursuit. His photography has been published in numerous publications, both in print and online and has won several awards. He works regularly on projects supporting local Cache Valley businesses and loves to serve our community in any way he can. He is passionate about the outdoors, road cycling & mountain biking, and is fully devoted to his family. He and his lovely wife have 4 children and have been married for 21 years.
Although he has many hobbies and also works hard on his 25-year IT career, his favorite pastime is making everyone he meets feel loved. He loves all people and delights to help them smile. If you’d like to schedule a video or photo shoot for your family, your business, your real estate listing, wedding, outdoor event, or professional portrait, you can reach him at tommy@butler.sh or by calling 817.213.6477. Tommy can also help you to better promote your business online and through social media. If you’re a BeLocal Cache Valley advertiser, don’t forget to ask about special discount rates available to you!
CACHE VALLEY
I love Charlie’s Ice-cream shop! Best deal in town, you can get 24 creamies for $8 - Ethan
IMPORTANT NUMBERS
EMERGENCY 911
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
Poison Control Center 1 (800) 222-1222
National Suicide Prevention 1 (800) 273-8255
National Drug Helpline 1 (844) 289-0879
CITY OF LOGAN
Police Non-Emergency (435) 716-9300
Fire Department (435) 716-9500
City Hall (435) 716-9000
Logan City Light and Power (435) 716-9700
Logan Community Recreation Center (435) 716-9250
CACHE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District Offices (435) 752-3925
LOGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT
School District Office (435) 755-2300
CHARTER SCHOOLS: K-8TH
Thomas Edison: North Campus (435) 787-2820
Thomas Edison: South Campus (435) 752-0123
CCID (435) 258-7097
Bear River (435) 753-8811
CACHE COUNTY
Logan Main Library (435) 716-9123
Sheriff’s Office Logan (435) 755-1000
Bear River Health Department (435) 792-6500
Social Services Wic (435) 792-6451
Cache Humane Society (435) 792-3920
Animal Control (435) 753-7555
VOTER’S REGISTRATION
(435) 755-1460 www.cachecounty.org
STATE OFFICES
Governor’s Office (801) 538-1000
DMV (435) 755-1610
HOSPITALS
Logan Regional Hospital (435) 716-1000
Cache Valley Hospital (435) 713-9700
Dry Canyon Trail
RIBU CONT TORS
NICOLLE NASCIMENTO
Director/Publisher
Outdoor enthusiast, loves hiking, biking, and skiing in gorgeous Cache Valley. Enjoys traveling and spending time with her family and three grandchildren.
JESSICA RONZO
Social Media Manager
From sidelines to the sand. A passion for both sports & the sea.
TOMMY BUTLER
Photographer
Loves spending time with his family, going on fun outdoor adventures, riding his bicycles and making everyone smile. You can see more of his work on Instagram: @shutterspirephoto.
KYLEE MAUGHAN
Photographer
Momma to three loves taking pictures, reading poolside, skiing, traveling & walks with my pups. And lives for summers in Bear Lake.
MYKELL SAUNDERS
Writer
Aspiring tennis player and avid reader. Professional writer and mom to five kids.
SETH PRICE
Ad Strategist
Traveler, sailor, mountain climber, photographer. Midwest native. Branding expert that loves helping businesses.
GUIDO BARAK (FREETHEDUST)
Photographer
Adventurer, writer, ex-military. Loves shooting photos in adverse conditions and flying the drone. Check out his Instagram: @freethedust
GAVIN VANDERBEEK
Photographer
Loves nature, mountains, waterfalls, scenic drives, snowboarding, sporting events, and photographing the beauty of Cache Valley.
Photo by: Tommy Buttler Blacksmith Fork Canyon
WELCOME TO CACHE VALLEY
Welcome to Cache Valley! We are so happy you are here. Whether you’ve moved from the next town over, or across the country, settling into a new area can be both exciting and overwhelming.
Within your first few months, you will be establishing new routines, getting to know local hot spots, looking into new local professionals and influencers, and exploring Cache Valley’s vast resources. With so much on your plate from this new change in your life, it can be daunting to think about everything you need to do to get used to your new surroundings.
ENTER BeLocal Cache Valley. In your hands, you hold the best of the best of everything Cache Valley has to offer. From dining to shopping to family outings and local events. This is your local guide to what you need to know about Logan and the surrounding area — your new home! With so much to offer, you’ll need a guide to truly understand the area from current residents’ points of view.
The goal of this publication is to bring to light many of the countless opportunities of living in Cache Valley from Baby Animal Days in the spring, to the fantastic shopping available during the bi-annual Vintage Market Days event of Northern Utah. Who would want to miss the vibrant Summerfest Arts Faire in June, or the lively Cache County Fair and Rodeo in August. For a full list of events, see the Must-Attend Events article.
Additionally, the businesses throughout this publication are locally owned, and not only provide the best services and products but truly care about our community. I would encourage you to give these businesses the opportunity to win your business. Remember, when you support small businesses, you are supporting local jobs, local families and our community! Be local, shop local!
Join the BeLocal movement on our social-media platform on Instagram, @belocalcachevalley. There you will find more local attractions, events, coupons, and giveaways to help you stay connected and plugged in.
So, sit back, relax, and enjoy life with your guide to your new home. If you want us to promote a great locally owned business, or are looking for additional resources to help you get settled in your new home and community, please feel free to get in touch with me.
Enjoy exploring Cache Valley, and welcome to your new home!
Warm Regards,
NICOLLE NASCIMENTO Publisher nicolle.n@belocalpub.com
503-330-1004
Second Dam, Logan Canyon
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THE BEST COFFEE SHOPS
Cache County’s beautiful scenery makes it a perfect location for picturesque golf courses, and with three stunning locations, there is no shortage of courses to get your golf fix! Whether you want to hit a bucket of balls at lunch or take in a full 18 holes, our courses will not disappoint.
BIRCH CREEK GOLF COURSE ∙ PUBLIC
550 E. 100 N., Smithfield, UT 84335 (435) 563-6825 ∙ birchcreekgolf.com
LOGAN RIVER GOLF COURSE ∙ PUBLIC
550 W. 1000 S., Logan UT 84321 (435) 750-0123 ∙ Loganutah.org
LOGAN COUNTRY CLUB ∙ PRIVATE 710 N. 1500 E., Logan UT 84321 (435) 753-6020 ∙ Logancountryclub.com
TR AILS L G AN
LOGAN RIVER TRAIL: CANYON ENTRANCE PARK
Difficulty: Easy ▸
Length: 5.6 miles
Elevation Start/End: 4,900/5,400 feet
Features: The rushing Logan River attracts many types of wildlife, like beavers, moose and birds, especially where it joins the Little Bear River.
Trail Information: Paralleling the Logan River, the trail is great for a pleasant, relaxing stroll as it goes south above Bridger Campground and ends at Spring Hollow.
WAYNE'S LOOP TRAIL
Difficulty: Easy
Length: 2.9 miles
Elevation gain: 232 ft.
Features: Located in the hills of Mendon, this trail is one the whole family can do and enjoy. The first half of the trail is heavily shaded, while the second half offers beautiful scenic mountain and valley views.
Trail information: trail is a loop that has little elevation gain. Trail is used by hikers, trail runners and bikers.
LOCAL TIP
HIGHLINE TRAIL
Difficulty: Moderate ▸ Length: 3.4 miles
Elevation Gain: 344 feet
Features: Close to First Dam, offering sweeping views of the Wellsville Mountains, Utah State, First Dam, and the Logan Temple. Great for sunrises or sunsets.
Trail Information: Park at First Dam, go through the tunnel under Highway 89, and switch back to the top of the hill. There are steep drop-offs on this trail, exercise caution.
OLD JARDINE JUNIPER
Difficulty: Moderate ▸ Length: 10.9 miles
Elevation Start/End: 5,400/7,200 feet
Features: The ancient, alive juniper on the Logan Canyon fork of the trail is the oldest known Rocky Mountain juniper at 1,500 years of age.
Trail Information: This longer, easier trail overlooks the meadows, aspen groves and wildflowers of Cottonwood Canyon and Logan Canyon.
CRIMSON TRAIL
Difficulty: Difficult ▸ Length: 4.7 miles
Elevation Start/End: 5,200/6,000 feet
Features: A large, steep wall with some of the hardest climbing in Utah, the China Wall looks similar to the Great Wall of China and provides a view that is worth the effort in climbing it.
Trail Information: The moderate trail looks down the Guinavah Campground and makes for some cautious descending, as there are steep slopes and sheer cliffs near the Great Wall.
Our family loves hiking the Wind Caves Trail in Logan Canyon! - Michelle
DAM TRAIL
DRY CREEK TRAIL
Difficulty: Intermediate
Length: 4.4 miles out-and-back trail
Features: Beautiful trees and vegetation throughout the trail
Trail Information: From parking lot, take the short section of dirt road around the north side of the basin. Trail continues past a national Forest signboard and past a couple of gates. Trees start to come in closer around trail and provides nice shade.
WIND CAVE
Difficulty: Moderate ▸ Length: 4 miles
Elevation Start/End: 5,100/6,000 feet
Features: The natural, triple arch cave provides a fantastic view of the north side of the Logan Canyon.
Trail Information: This established trail is steep and short, making it great for hikers of any skill level.
NAOMI PEAK
Difficulty: Moderate ▸ Length: 8.7 miles
Elevation Start/End: 8,000/9,979 feet
Features: Naomi Peak is the highest point in the Bear River Range at around 10,000 feet, providing a breathtaking view of all Cache County.
Trail Information: The trail is welldefined and rocky, and it gives many a feeling of remote backcountry. Also, the trail is part of the Mt. Naomi Peak National Hiking Trail.
TONY GROVE NATURE TRAIL
Difficulty: Easy ▸ Length: 1.2 miles
Elevation Gain: 59 feet
Features: Wildflowers are in abundance from late June-September. Steep rock formations that tower above the lake. The trail winds around the lake. There is a beach area on the south end of the lake. Paddleboards, canoes, and kayaks are allowed on the lake. Fishing is also popular. No motorboats allowed. Overnight camping available. Picnic tables available.
Trail Information: Easy hike for all ages. Heavily trafficked hike.
Flowers at Tony Grove
Flowers at Tony Grove
ATV, SNOWMOBILE TRAILS AND HIKING
FRANKLIN BASIN
Difficulty: Easy-Moderate
Location: Access via US 89 in Logan Canyon, near mile marker 484.
Length: About 20 miles of dirt road. Road goes into Idaho. Features: Gorgeous mountain peaks, and huge open mountain valleys. Plenty of rocks and trails to meander off on.
Trail Information: Large parking lot that is plowed in the winter. Tent camping & trailer/motorhomes areas are all throughout the area. Franklin Basin road follows the the Logan River. Several destinations are accessible, including Steam Mill Canyon, Peterson Hollow, Steep Hollow and Crescent Lake.
LOCAL TIP
I enjoy hiking Logan Canyon. My favorite trail is the Crimson Trail. It offers a great workout and a spectacular view at the top. - Cayden
WHITE PINE LAKE
Difficulty: Moderate ▸ Length: 7.8 miles
Elevation Start/End: 8,000/8,400 feet
Features: The intense blue color of White Pine Lake attracts many visitors, from day hikers to campers. The lake is surrounded by meadows, streams, valleys and other mountainous features.
Trail Information: Easy to follow, the pleasant trail is great for a day hike or an overnight trip year-round.
TEMPLE FORK SAWMILL TRAIL
Difficulty: Moderate ▸ Length: 5.3 miles
Elevation Start/End: 5,960/6,600 feet
Features: Remnants of a burned-down sawmill, which was built in 1883, can be seen at the end of the trail. Pioneer cabins can also be seen here. Features a river.
Trail Information: Along Temple Fork Creek, this easy trail is good for all skill levels and offers a variety of activity options.
HIGH CREEK CANYON TAIL
Difficulty: Difficult ▸ Length: 11.6 miles
Elevation Gain: 3,566 feet
Features: Beautiful scenery throughout the hike with wildflowers, creeks, gorgeous meadows, small waterfall and lake.
Trail Information: Located near Lewiston, Utah. Access road to trail is rough, truck with clearance is recommended. *Not located in Logan Canyon
WHITE PINE TRAIL
RESERVOIRS LAKES RESERVOIRS LAKES AROUND TOWN
Cache Valley is fortunate to have multiple water oases scattered throughout our scenic mountain valley. Whether you’re looking to spend a day canoeing in the scenic surroundings of Tony Grove or a day waterskiing at Hyrum Lake, water sports in the valley are in high demand with many locations to accommodate.
Kayak, canoe and paddle-board rentals: www.badappleeddy.com or www.cachevalleycanoerentals.com
CUTLER WETLANDS MAZE
Experience Cache Valley from a whole new vantage point, canoe in the Cutler Wetlands Maze, and experience our valley in all its splendor. Meander among the giant cattails and view a variety of birds and wild animals. Cutler Marsh Marina, 200 N approximately 4800 W, off Route 30.
FIRST DAM
Located at the mouth of Logan Canyon is First Dam, offering a scenic, grassy park, fishing dock, and picnic tables by the reservoir. Great place to gather for a picnic and games. Bring your kayak, canoe, or paddleboards for a little fun on the water. The reservoir is stocked with fish, so fishing is a popular activity at First Dam. Several hiking trails venture from this location. Onsite rentals: westcoastpadl.com
Hyrum Lake
MANTUA RESERVOIR
Located between Brigham City and Logan. Popular 550-acre reservoir, great for recreational boating and fishing with an easy access boat ramp and sandy shoreline. This reservoir is stocked with fish including bass, bluegill and yellow perch. Along the water’s edge, you will find kayaks and paddleboards galore with sunbathers looking on. In walking distance from the shoreline is Little Valley Country Store offering paddle-boards, kayak rentals and bike rentals and fishing tackle. If you’re hungry, you’re in for a treat at Sydney’s Diner, adjacent to Little Valley Country store. Here you will find the sweet smell of grilled burgers and homemade pies, served up with local country charm. www.littlevalleycountrystoreandcampground.com
450-acre manmade lake offers boating, waterskiing, jet-skiing, year-round fishing and camping
HYRUM LAKE STATE PARK
LOCAL TIP
I love spending my summer evenings boating at Hyrum Lake with family and friends. It’s so peaceful being out on the water with the beautiful mountain views and amazing sunsets! It’s my happy place and only a short drive. - Shellie
Tucked away in Cache Valley, this beautiful 450-acre manmade lake offers many recreation opportunities including boating, waterskiing, jet-skiing, yearround fishing and camping. Surrounded by tall shade trees and grass, Hyrum Park is an excellent place for an afternoon picnic, or spend the weekend camping and boating. A local favorite for weekend fun and recreation. Public boat ramp and docks available. Restroom facilities available for day users. www.stateparks.utah.gov/ park/hyrum-state-park
LOCAL
TONY GROVE LAKE
Come experience the crown jewel of the Bear River Range; this glacial lake greets visitors with an explosion of wildflowers and beautiful mountain vistas. Tony Grove was formed by powerful and slow-moving glaciers; visitors enjoy climbing the huge boulders deposited around the lake. Kayak around the lake and take in the gorgeous scenery. Picnic tables, boardwalks and sandy beach areas are accessible around the lake. No motorboats are allowed on this lake. Camping overnight is available at one of the 34 campsites. Local tip: Be sure to bring cash or check, as there is a parking fee around $10 per vehicle.
Logan Ranger District: (435) 755-3620
Review from Lori Hubbard:
“My 91 year old father loved it at Maple Springs. They watched over him so well. He felt cared for and expressed that the staff seemed to love their jobs. I was concerned about his foot and before I got back from the nursing station they were there checking on him. I'm forever grateful for Maple Springs staff. Administration, CNA’s, cleaning crew, food crew as well as the lovely and talented physical therapy crew. Clay Boyd says “Hi!”
WINTER
PARADISE
By: Mykee Saunders
Beaver Mountain Ski Resort is a family-owned resort that brings a hometown feel to their variety of runs and trails. Their prices are cheaper than what you will find in Salt Lake, but the experience is not. Hunkering down in a cabin after a long day on the slopes with a roaring fire warming your wool-encased toes makes for the perfect winter holiday. The best cabin to suit your needs can be found among the inventory of Bear Lake cabin rentals.
If you are looking for a fun-filled day on the sledding slopes, then what locals refer to as “the sinks” is your hotspot. Known to be one of the coldest places in the nation, this perfect sledding hill brings families from miles around. Just make sure to bring extra layers and a thermos of cocoa, because ... did I mention it’s cold?
The Bear Lake area is a snowmobiler’s paradise, and you can see these motor beasts’ tracks all over the white wonderland. With plenty of groomed trails to follow as well as back-country riding, there is something for every skill level. You can find rentals at Beaver Creek Lodge. www.beavercreeklodge.com
LOCAL TIP
Beaver Mountain Ski Resort offers epic skiing at a great value.
- Chris N.
LOCAL TIP
Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing are both popular winter activities in this
If you are looking for action to keep your heart pumping while exploring the serenity of the forested mountains, this is the thing for you.
MOST POPULAR THINGS TO DO 12
AT BEAR LAKE
Looking for a staycation that includes sandy beaches, crystal blue water and famous raspberry shakes? Look no further than Bear Lake, a.k.a. the Caribbean of the Rockies. Bear Lake is a popular destination for families. What people sometimes miss are the incredible attractions off the water. We have compiled a list of the most popular things to do.
Be a Beach Bum ▸ What’s not to love about the turquoise-blue water of Bear Lake? Whether you are sitting beachside, frolicking in the water or paddle boarding, Bear Lake has the perfect setting for your family. Top 3 most popular beaches:
1. North Beach, Bear Lake, Idaho ▸ this beach is on the Idaho side and is a favorite among tourists and locals. It offers powdery sand, and a shallow water area, making it safer for young children to explore the water. It also boasts the most turquoise water.
2. Ideal Beach, Bear Lake Utah ▸ Only accessible to guests of Ideal Beach Resort or by cabin owners that pay a membership fee. You will find a nice beach here with boat rentals, a large grassy area, a playground and mini golf nearby.
Go-karting ▸ Renegade Raceway is a sure way to get the family involved in some family-friendly competition, go-kart style. Located right off US-89. www.renegaderacewaysbearlake.com
Pickleville Playhouse ▸ An iconic Bear Lake attraction. If you are looking for quality, interactive, live theatre, then Pickleville Playhouse is a must-do! This summer they will be performing the comedy “How to Become a Bona Fide Bad Guy” and the classic “Peter Pan.” www.picklevilleplayhouse.com
Bloomington Lake ▸ A breathtaking alpine cove north of Bear Lake, with fresh cool water, a rope swing and surrounding cliffs, makes for a great plunge. To get to the lake, there is an easy ¾-mile walk.
3. Rendezvous Beach, Bear Lake, Utah ▸ located on the south side of the lake. You will find paddle boards, water trampolines and kayaks for rent here. There are also campsites, pavilions and a grassy area great for picnics with some shade trees.
California/Oregon Coast Trail Museum ▸ If you have ever wondered what life in the 1850s was like for early pioneers who traveled the Oregon and California trails, then this museum is a must-see! Tons of activities and shows depicting day-to-day life. www.oregontrailcenter.org/index
Hiking and biking ▸ No matter your experience, there are trails for the more advanced and for those looking for something simple and scenic. Some of the most popular trails include the Limber Pine Trail or the Bear Lake Summit Trail. ▸ www.bearlake.org/ bike-hiking-trails
Glamping at Conestoga Ranch ▸
To continue the pioneer heritage, Conestoga Ranch is right off of the lake and is the whole package for your “glamping experience.” Whether you choose to stay in a wagon or a luxurious tent, Conestoga provides a fire valet; no need to bring wood or s’mores, they provide the material and maintain the fire during your stay and offer complimentary bikes. It truly is a magical getaway for families. ▸ www.conestogaranch.com
Minnetonka Cave ▸ A half mile full of stalactites, stalagmites and beautiful rock formations, open from mid-June to Labor Day. Guided 90-minute tour. www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ ctnf/recarea/?recid=70736
Horseback riding tours ▸ Two companies offer incredible experiences to relax and enjoy the views from the saddle.
1. The Beaver Creek Lodge: www.beavercreeklodge.com/horseback-riding
2. MW Quarter Horses: www.mwquarterhorsesbearlake.com/trail-rides
Rent UTVS ▸ A popular way to take in the scenery of Bear Lake is on a UTV! Depending on where you stay, there are multiple places to rent the equipment along with any sort of water toy.
Bridgerland Adventure Park ▸ Offers mini golf, rope courses, zip lines, bouncy houses, climbing walls, tubing, swings, giant trampolines, axe-throwing and more! Located at the entrance of the valley. The views are not bad either, as you can see the entire lake while having the time of your life! ▸ www.blap.rocks
Lake Tours ▸ Guided pontoon boat tour of Bear Lake. Learn about the ecosystem of Bear lake as well as the first group of natives who lived in the region. Fishing is also offered during the tour. Two recommended tour groups: 1. Cisco Charters: www.ciscocharters.com
2. Epic Lake Tours: www.epicrecreation.net/guided-lake-tours
Whether on a boat or land, we know Bear Lake will be a place for you and your family to make cherished, lasting memories!
Limber Pine Trail
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ADAMS PARK » 550 N. 500 E., Logan
AROUND PARKS TOWN
Known for the mature trees which provide shade and the surrounding green spaces. This park offers a sand volleyball court, a large pergola, nice-sized playground and plenty of benches and well-maintained bathrooms.
BRIDGER BIKE PARK » 1179 N. 400 W., Logan
Bike enthusiasts of all skill levels and ages can now access the all-dirt track located on acres west of Bridger Elementary.
ELK RIDGE PARK
1190 E. 2500 N., North Logan
Plenty to do for the whole family with a large park featuring multiple play structures, ball courts, walking trails and a seasonal splash pad. Newer playground with a toddler area &and Astroturf. Volleyball court, baseball fields and pavilion. Walking paths around the park and dog-friendly.
FIRST DAM PARK » US-89, Logan
Scenic, grassy park by the water, perfect for picnics, lawn games and fishing off the dock. Picnic tables with shade and bathroom facilities. Plenty of walking trails nearby. Popular location for paddle-boarding and kayaking. Bring your own or rent on location from West Coast Padl. On-site rentals: www.westcoastpadl.com
HYRUM GIBBONS MOUNT LOGAN PARK
1400 E. 350 S., Logan
Meandering 1.2 miles of paved walking paths, alongside a well-maintained park with beautiful vistas of the valley and Wellsville mountains. Two playgrounds and an athletic field are offered. Popular winter sledding spot. Dog-friendly.
LIONS PARK » 475-499 E. 100 N., Hyde Park
Beautiful scenic park with views of the valley and plenty of shade trees. Paved, short walking path with multiple play structures and pavilion.
RYAN'S PLACE PARK
My kids love Bridger Bike Park on the west side of Logan, 1179 N. 400 W. It offers all-dirt tracks for all skill levels, it is super fun for our family. - Jessica V.
400 S 600 E, River Heights Memorial park for kids where their imagination can come alive. Fenced in and shade and benches are available.. There is a rocket ship, and dragon slide and more.
Biker: Mike Montgomery
SPLPADSASH
NORTH END SPLASH PADS:
Elk Ridge Park
1190 E. 2500 N., Logan
North Logan Splash Pad
333 E. 2700 N., Logan
Smithfield Splash Pad 100 N. 100W, Smithfield
SOUTH END SPLASH PADS:
Millville Splash Pad
450 E. 300 S., Providence
Alma Leonhardt Park Homestead Ct., Providence
Salt Hallow Park
350 W. 100 N., Hyrum
LOGAN SKATE PARK
Open daily, dawn to dusk, 17,000 square feet, 8-foot bowls. Designed for the beginner, intermediate, and the advanced skater. Facility may be rented. For more information, contact Logan Parks and Recreation Department at (435) 716-9250.
MILLVILLE CITY PARK
Fun park for the whole family, with a splash pad, two playgrounds, pickleball courts, baseball diamonds, lots of green spaces, covered pavilions with picnic tables and BBQs. There is even a stream
NEW CITY PARK » 375 Park Meadow Dr., Hyde Park
Brand-new city park with a tennis court, playground with unique, modern play equipment. Lots of climbing opportunities. Walking paths and wheelchair accessible.
MILLVILLE NORTH PARK
410 N. 100 E., Millville
Popular park for pickleball, tennis and soccer. Large covered pavilion and clean bathrooms. Playground with benches.
MERLIN OLSEN CENTRAL PARK
100 S. 200 E., Logan
Cool water stream is heard as it meanders through the park. Mature shade trees and a large pavilion on the grounds with open green spaces. Recreation is offered with sport courts and a playground. Picnic tables are scattered throughout the park. Tunnel Tails holds their summer stories under the tunnel. (See Logan Visitor’s Bureau for info on Tunnel Tales.)
RENDEZVOUS PARK » US-91, Logan
Beautiful boardwalk and trail with scenic views of Logan Public Golf Course and Wellsville mountains. Path winds around the Logan River. Large grass fenced field for dogs to play, just off the trail. In summer months, you can raft down the river.
RYAN’S PLACE
400 S. 600 E., River Heights
Memorial park offers sand area, multiple slides and climbing structures, misters to keep the kids cool and entertained. The park is fenced in, so kids are safe to wander around. Multiple benches and restrooms available. This park adjoins a larger park next door that offers pavilions, baseball fields and a playground. Wellmaintained and lots of fun.
My favorite summer activity is paddleboarding at First Dam with my family. Lawn games and a picnic always follow.
- Reggie
TRAPPER PARK » 1497 S. 1600 W, Logan
The park borders the Logan River on the north and includes a gravel road that connects to a half-acre grass area with picnic tables and a fire pit. The main feature for the park is its 2-mile trail extension of the Logan River Trail. Has a playground and bathroom facilities. This is also a great place to float the Logan River.
WILLOW PARK
450 W. 700 S., Logan
One of the favorite parks in the valley, offering three playgrounds, a pond with fishing deck and ducks, batting cages, baseball field, horseshoeing, and even a little stage. Well-maintained bathroom facilities, picnic tables, &and pavilions with BBQs. Located near the Logan Zoo.
Paved paths at Rendezvous Park
FAMILY
AROUND THE VALLEY FUN
Cache Valley Fun Park
Features a number of reasonably priced activities for people of all ages, such as axe throwing, laser tag, bowling and playing on the indoor playground. The park also holds popular events like SK-80s disco skating on Tuesday nights and country swing dancing on Wednesday nights.
Bounce ‘N’ Slide
Perfect for any weather, as its 10,500-square-foot facility keeps all of its inflatable slides, obstacle courses and bouncy houses indoors. The place is also perfect for parties.
Cherry Peak Resort
Is not only a beautiful peak for skiing, snow tubing and snowboarding in the winter. It is also an awesome spot for attending concerts, disk golfing, horseback riding, downhill mountain biking, and redneck water sliding in the summer.
Elevation Rock Gym
Has yoga and climbing classes that make for a great workout. If a class doesn’t sound like it’s for you, the fitness and training center is available every day to help you build your desired strength and flexibility.
LOCAL TIP
Angie's Restaurant is a local favorite. Known for their large portions & homestyle dishes. You have to try their "Clean the Sink" ice cream challenge! - Rob
George S. Eccles Ice Center
Being Cache Valley’s only year-round, nonprofit ice arena, provides a quality hub of activity to ice skate for fun, watch intense hockey games and participate in innovative skating lessons.
Heber Hatchets
Is sublime for those who are looking to let off some steam or to develop a new skill, that skill being axe throwing. This institution can host parties of any kind, so you will be able to have fun in a safe, friendly environment with anyone.
Jump Zone
Has multiple trampoline zones anyone can jump around on, even the little ones. Some examples of these zones include the kid zone, the airbag zone, the dodgeball zone and more.
Little Bear Bottoms
Summer activities: Cool down in the heat and experience true, local adventure at the 40-foot redneck water slide. What is a redneck water slide you may ask... Come and see for yourself, and bring your swimsuit. Fall activities include corn mazes, outdoor movies for the kiddos, the Spooky Barn Ride, and the Haunted River trails.
Locked in Escape Room
Provides hands-on experience to a variety of adventure-filled, superb puzzles, each with their own theme.
LOCAL TIP
Cache Valley Fun Park is a blast! I highly recommend axe throwing! It's more fun than you think. - Melinda
Logan Aquatic Center
Has a variety of fun options to try out, like the Olympic-size pool, 50-meter lap pool, leisure pools, 3-meter diving board and two large slides. This is a wonderful place to go on a smoldering summer day.
Logan Lanes
Besides being a great place to go bowling, they offer enticing food from Mike's Grill and they offer a fun place to play billiards. Be sure to check out the place on Friday and Saturday nights, as this is when cosmic bowling happens.
Zootah at Willow Park
Strives to grow and diversify its animal collection and educational programs yearround for the people of Cache Valley. The private, nonprofit organization aims to change people’s lives for the better.
Let’s eat!
AMERICAN RESTAURANTS
ANGIE’S
690 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 752-9252
American comfort-food favorites served in generous portions have lured locals to this down-home diner setting since 1983. Friendly atmosphere and known as “where the locals eat.” Try their “clean the sink” ice cream challenge... Good luck!
THE BEEHIVE PUB & GRILL
255 S. Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 753-2600
Always good eats! Serves delicious steak, barbecue, seafood, burgers, pasta and vegetarian entrées. Serves homemade gelato, microbrews and root beer. Nice atmosphere.
CENTER STREET GRILL
18 E. Center St., Logan ▸ (435) 227-0321
American diner-style menu with creative burgers, in a family-friendly space with retro interiors.
The Beehive Pub & Grill
ELEMENTS RESTAURANT
35 E. 640 S., Logan ▸ (435) 750-5171
Refined, contemporary eatery with a riverside patio offering American dishes with a global flair. Newly remodeled and serving a wide range on the menu from steak, seafood to burgers, salads, pastas, and more.
HERMS INN
1420 Canyon Rd., Logan ▸ (435) 792-4321
Serving American comfort food and all-day breakfast menu. Set in the mouth of the Logan canyon with a historic vibe and nice outdoor seating with views. Friendly staff. Don’t come for dinner, however, as they are open for breakfast and lunch only.
JUNIPER TAKE OUT
35 E. 400 N., Logan ▸ (435) 752-3100
Family-friendly American classics, including burgers, roast turkey and fried chicken, in a counter-serve setting.
PRODIGY BREWING CO.
25 W. Center St., Logan
Logan’s first craft brewery offering an upscale twist on classic brewpub fare. Family-friendly dining, located on historic downtown Center Street with two floors and dog-friendly outdoor seating. Come bring your friends and enjoy live music.
MORTY’S CAFE
780 E. 700 N., Logan ▸ (435) 535-3276
68 UT-165 #120, Providence
Upbeat and lively atmosphere by the university. Voted Cache Valley’s Best Burger seven years in a row! Offering a variety of fries, shakes, and sandwiches. You will not leave hungry!
TEXAS ROADHOUSE
42 E. 1400 N., Logan ▸ (435) 753-7740
Lively and popular chain steakhouse serving American fare with a Southwestern spin amid Texas-themed decor.
RUBY'S PIZZERIA & GRILL
1400 N. 795 E., Logan ▸ (435) 774-0008
Family friendly dining, offers a wide variety, from specialty pizzas, wings, burgers and salads. Sports bar and full liquor menu as well. Fun for everyone!
Pulled Pork -Beehive Grill
LOCAL TIP
I love giving gift baskets of local items: Old Grist Mill bread with Cox
Honeyland honey, Weeks jam, Bluebird chocolates, and Gosner cheese curds. I can find it all at the Gosner store. It’s like giving a taste of Cache Valley. - Kendra
CHINESE, JAPANESE, SUSHI RESTAURANTS
BLACK PEARL CHINA BISTRO & SUSHI BAR
2095 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 750-0888
Sushi and other Japanese, Tai and Chinese eats are served at this restaurant located within a shopping center. Relaxed indoor dining and friendly staff.
KABUKI JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE & SUSHI BAR
461 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 535-3119
Authentic Japanese steakhouse and sushi bar. Chefs cook the food before their guests in a fun and entertaining atmosphere.
MANDARIN GARDEN RESTAURANT
472 Main St. Ste 110, Logan (435) 753-5789
Chinese eatery serving traditional fare, combinations and family dinners in simple digs.
TAKARA SUSHI
55 W. 1000 N. #1, Logan ▸ (435) 752-1677
Creative sushi rolls and seafood dishes in comfortable surroundings with a modern feel. Friendly and helpful staff.
CAJUN RESTAURANTS
MAY MOES CAJUN GRILL
2495 N. Main St., Logan (435) 512-7407
Real Southern Cajun Grill, serving award-winning food that is both creative and classic dishes. One bite and you are hooked! New location with a fun atmosphere.
HEALTH BAR
EVERBOWL
731 Main St., Ste 120, Logan (435) 932-6114
everbowl.com
We craft superfoods- made by hand, with stuff straight from the earth.
JAMBA JUICE
130 E. 400 N. #200, Logan (435) 755-9922
Health-focused fruit and vegetable smoothies, bowls, juices and light bites. Now offering cold-pressed shots and meal replacements.
TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFE
709 Main St. Ste, 110 Logan (435) 554-1953
Health-conscious cafe featuring smoothies, sandwiches & wraps.
BRAZIL STEAKHOUSE
RIO BRAZILIAN STEAKHOUSE
880 Main St. #170, Logan ▸ (435) 294-3302
Rio promises an authentic churrasco experience combined with the vibrant flavors and traditions of Brazil. Guaranteed to offer a sizzling, memorable dining escapade that's both exotic and close to home
INDIAN RESTAURANTS
INDIAN OVEN
130 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 787-1757
Flavor and spice abound, serving authentic Indian cuisine. Served in a relaxed and welcoming setting with friendly staff.
TANDOORI OVEN
720 E. 1000 N., Logan ▸ (435) 750-6836
Experience the rich exotic flavors of India, with a newly remodeled building. A locals’ favorite and known for their friendly staff. Reservations are taken as well as walk-ins.
My favorite place to eat is at Tandoori Oven. My whole family enjoys the savory food and the delightful staff, so we eat there as often as possible. - Joy
INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT
SABORES
185 E. 1250 N. Logan ▸ (435) 750-5555
Host of international cuisine to choose from Thai to Latin American food. Served fresh with generous portions, be ready to have your culinary senses thrilled.
ITALIAN RESTAURANTS
FIREHOUSE PIZZERIA
Two locations:
682 S. Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 753-1773
33 E. 66 S., Smithfield ▸ (435) 563-3322
A full Italian menu including wood-fired pizzas and baked sandwiches in a lively pub setting. Local family favorite with friendly staff and nice atmosphere.
FEDRICO’S PIZZA
1349 E. 700 N., Logan ▸ (435) 752-0130
This is where college town meets pizza joint. Popular with college students and families. A staple in Logan since 1958. Boasting to serve a famous ham and cheese salad.
JACK’S WOOD FIRED OVEN
256 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 754-7523
Known for its European-style handcrafted gourmet thin-crust pizza, pasta and desserts. Lively venue offering music some nights.
LE NONNE
12 N. 100 E., Logan ▸ (435) 752-9577
Authentic Northern Italian cuisine served in a classy, home-style setting with patio seating and live jazz music. Fine dining, perfect for a great date night.
OLIVE GARDEN
1220 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 752-6120
Italian cuisine served from a lively, family-friendly chain serving dishes such as pastas, pizza and salads, with a full bar. Friendly local staff and nice atmosphere.
PIER 49 PIZZA
585 W. 100 N., Providence ▸ (435) 713-4949
San Francisco-themed chain serving pizzas made with a sourdough crust plus pastas and sandwiches.
MEDITERRANEAN RESTAURANTS
GREEK STREAK 2
185 E. 1250 N., Logan ▸ (435) 213-9419
New beautiful location featuring covered outdoor dining. Homemade, authentic Greek food! Full of flavor, with fresh and delicious entrées like Gyros, chicken kabobs, and fresh Greek salads.
ROMO’S MEDITERRANEAN GRILL
661 N. Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 799-3121
Fresh and delicious Greek food served in a casual atmosphere. Plenty of healthy options here for the whole family.
LOCAL
TIP
Our favorite pizza place is Firehouse Pizzeria where they offer unique signature pizzas and pastas. Fun, casual atmosphere right off Main Street. - JodyAnn
Prodigy Brewery
MEXICAN RESTAURANTS
CAFE SABOR
600 W. Center St., Logan ▸ (435 )752-8088
Locally owned Mexican bistro set in a historic train station. Featuring traditional Mexican cuisine made with fresh ingredients. Familyfriendly atmosphere.
EL TORO VIEJO
1111 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 753-4084
Fresh Mexican cantina providing traditional specialties, with vegetarian options. Set in an authentic Mexican atmosphere. Family-friendly.
EL SOL
871 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 752-5743
Featuring a fiesta of flavors, serving traditional Mexican and Tex Mex dishes. Familyfriendly environment located conveniently on Main Street.
EL SALVADOR - LOS PRIMOS
880 Main St. Ste. #160, Logan ▸ (435) 752-0676
Authentic Salvadoran & Mexican Restaurant.
They are well known for their Pupusas, a traditional Salvadoran dish, homemade tortilla filled with beans, cheese and meat.
HAWAIIAN RESTAURANTS
LOLO HAWAIIAN BBQ
1545 Main St, Logan ▸ (435) 554-3810
MONGOLIAN RESTAURANTS
HUHOT MONGOLIAN GRILL
660 Main St., Logan ▸ (435) 213-3586
Offers all-you-can-eat, customizable stirfry dishes that are cooked in front of you. Offers a full bar in a nice modern setting. Family-friendly. They are sensitive to food allergies. (See coupon.)
THAI RESTAURANTS
THAI HOUSE RESTAURANT
51 W. 200 S., Logan ▸ (435) 752-9169
Authentic Thai food served in a homestyle setting. The yellow curry dish and Pad Thai dishes are among the favorites with the locals.
Bringing you the best Hawaiian BBE Chicken, Teriyaki & Katsu Chicken, or Kalua Pork.
MO’ BETTAHS HAWAIIAN STYLE FOOD
Two locations:
74 UT-165, Ste. 101, Providence ▸ (435) 523-3580
2095 N. Main St., Ste. A, North Logan ▸ (435) 787-8870
Spreadin’da ALOHA! Steak and chicken thighs are boneless/skinless, and everything is grilled fresh.
RUMBI ISLAND GRILL
970 Main St., Logan (435) 753-4300
Gourmet rice bowls, salads, tacos, desserts, and more.
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PRODIGY BREWING – Opening Soon!
25 W. Center St., Logan UT 84321
Prodigy-brewing.com
Instagram: @prodigybrewingutah
Prodigy Brewing is Logan’s first craft brewery offering family-friendly dining. Located on historic downtown Center Street, with two floors and dogfriendly outdoor seating. Prodigy’s goal is to bring people together in a fun environment offering an “upscale pub fare.” Come bring your friends, and enjoy live music and cold craft beer! Cheers!
THE BEEHIVE PUB & GRILL
255 S. Main St., Logan UT 84321
Thebeehivegrill.com
Instagram: @beehivepubgrill
The Beehive Pub & Grill is a well-loved locally owned restaurant and bar featuring a wide variety of flavor to please every guest they serve. They serve “modern Americana” cuisine, microbrews and root beers and homemade gelato. Trivia night Tuesdays are every week at 7:30 in the pub! The Beehive Pub & Grill will keep you coming back to enjoy their fresh seasonal creations!
- Thursday: 4pm - Midnight
& Saturday: 4pm - 1am
Beehive Pub & Grill Barrel & Stave
ELEMENTS RESTAURANT & BAR
33 E. 640th S., Logan UT 84321
theelementsrestaurant.com
Instagram: @elementslogan
Elements Restaurant & Bar is a purveyor of fine American dining. Innovation and style go hand in hand, from the cocktail menu to the décor. Thursday evenings all draft beers are $3 – what a deal!
THE CACHE BAR
119 S. Main St., Logan UT 84321
cachebarlogan.com
Instagram:@cachebarlogan
The Cache Bar is located in historic downtown Logan. Their goal is to provide a safe and fun atmosphere where people will be treated to great food, amazing cocktails and local beer. Kick back and lounge with friends, the Cache is where it’s at! Check our online calendar for live music.
RUBY'S PIZZERIA & GRILL
1400 N. 795 E., Logan ▸ (435) 213-7791
Offering a full sports bar with ample large screen TV's. Menu offers lots of variety from specialty pizzas, wings, burgers & salads. There is something for everyone. Located close to Utah State University.
Barrel & Stave is fantastic; it’s the perfect addition to Logan’s food and drink scene. Each dish and craft cocktail is exceptional. The atmosphere has a cool vibe.”
– Jake W.
STYLE & FLAIR
SHOPPING AROUND TOWN
ADORNit Shoppe » 1309 Main St., Logan, and 3419 N. US-91, Hyde Park, features trendy clothing, fresh home décor, unique craft projects, affordable handbags, and jewelry. You can “adorn” anything with this traveling shop.
Leven’s » 69 Main St., Logan, is the perfect place to get that nice dress or suit you need for an upcoming wedding. You can also find yourself a nice blouse, skirt, or sweater to wear on any occasion.
Moxie’s » 975 Main St., Logan, caters to women of all types of figures. Known for their stylish trendy line of clothes. They offer a large assortment of dresses and everyday casual clothing.
LOCAL TIP
Local boutique favorite is Roolee’s – they have cute women’s and children’s clothing. You will love their style. - Kelsea
Roolee » 165 W. 1600 N. #110, Logan, is a hip, upbeat store that started with women’s apparel and accessories. Now the boutique has home décor, baby apparel, accessories, and gifts. If you are looking for casual women’s fashion with a vintage twist, check out this family-oriented business.
The Red Fox » 72 W. Center St., Logan, is full of high-class style, grace, and elegance. This store provides luxury, intimate products for women, such as loungewear, jewelry, bags, body lotion, and gift sets.
The Sportsman » 129 Main St., Logan, offers high-quality apparel and gear. Selling women’s and men’s clothing, shoes and equipment for ski, bike, hike and amazing clothing you can wear to dinner and the theater.
I love working with the team at Curate Co. I stage homes for clients and Curate’s showroom is where I always find the perfect statement pieces! They are friendly and always offer great prices. I highly recommend if you’re looking for something designer looking. - Janice Williams
HOME DECOR & FURNITURE STORES:
Curate Company » 26 Main St., Logan, has a curated collection of the most unique and compelling furniture pieces. This shop carries sofas, chairs, desks, beds, lamps, accessories, and one-of-akind, hand-crafted pieces
Phyla Vintage » 43 S. 100 W., Logan (435) 787-1866 » @phyla_vintage_
Logan just got a little hipper with Phyla Vintage! This is not your typical antique store. You will find modern yet vintage, & in style decor, artwork and unique vintage jewelry.
Northern Home Store » 2650 Main St., North Logan – offering furniture, home décor, and bedding that is comfortable and livable.
Eighth and Main » 1224 Main St., Logan, offers fashionable furniture, home décor, and clothing at discounted prices. You will love their style.
Fisher Home Furnishings » 2175 Main St., North Logan – Highquality and low-priced furniture, mattresses, and accessories. This store will help you achieve your personal and professional furniture needs through their vast collection of furniture pieces.
U & I Furniture » 28 W 100 N, Logan, has chairs, mattresses, recliners, sofa-sectionals, and more that are special and high quality at its place across from Somebody’s Attic.
Downeast Home and Clothing
1050 Main St., Logan (435) 787-4109
Discover high-quality furniture and clothing at the most affordable prices available. Tailored to be classic, yet fashionable.
Fisher Home Furnishings
Four Ways Beautiful Boutique & Home Decor 1670 S. Hwy. 165, Ste. 130, Providence (435) 881-7766
Discover many uniquely handcrafted home décor items, clothing and one-of-a-kind gift items. Perfect for the picky shopper. Stop in and feel the quaint, fun vibe local owner Teramie has created.
GIFT STORES:
Cox Honeyland & Gifts » 1780 US-89, Logan
– One-of-a-kind gift shop; try their delicious honey and gourmet foods. Offering fun gifts, gourmet foods and adorable gift baskets.
Locals » 1050 Main St. B-130, Logan – This is the place for unique, one-of-a-kind home décor items for your home. Local artisans can showcase their handmade gifts and décor in a trendy, boutique-style setting.
Love to Cook » 795 Main St., Logan (435) 752-9220
Logan’s premier kitchen and gift store. Offering everything from cooking classes to food storage must-haves. Wedding registries available.
Global Village Gifts » 53 E. 100 N., Logan » (435) 713-4347
A nonprofit, fair-trade retail store — the only Fair Trade Federation Member in the state of Utah.
Coppin’s Hallmark Shop 15 N. Main St., Logan (435) 752-7851
Retail chain specializing in greeting cards, gift wrap, ornaments, and holiday gifts for all occasions.
S.E. Needham Jewelers Gift Department » 141 Main St, Logan – Offering unique gifts, home and holiday décor for your home. Locally owned and operated.
The Book Table 29 Main St., Logan (435) 752-3055
Your family department store. Two stories full of book, toys, puzzles, home decor, sheet music, and so much more!
ARTS
ARTS
LOCAL TIP
I Love a night out at the Old Barn Theatre. It’s a unique atmosphere and a fun time for all. - Jentry
IN THE VALLEY
Due to COVID-19, please check each venue’s website for updates on shows.
ELLEN ECCLES THEATRE
43 Main St., Logan • (435) 752-0026
Know as the heart of the arts in Cache Valley. Offering varying types of shows with nationally recognized performers. Details visit: www.cachearts.org
OLD BARN COMMUNITY THEATRE
3605 Bigler Rd., Collinston • (435) 458-BARN
A live theater you can bring your whole family to for a taste of Broadway. Set in a quaint barn, you will experience community theatre at its best.
Details visit: www.oldbarn.org
PICKLEVILLE PLAYHOUSE
2049 S. Bear Lake Blvd., Garden City
Pickleville Playhouse is a musical theater on the banks of Bear Lake. Their mission is to create a family-friendly theatre that brings generations together. Rated as one of the locals’ favorite theatre experiences.
Details visit: www.picklevilleplayhouse.com
2021 Shows:
How to Become a Bona Fide Bad Guy –
Select dates June-August
Peter Pan – Select dates June-August
UTAH FESTIVAL OPERA AND MUSICAL THEATRE
59 S. 100 W., Logan • (435) 946-2918
A five-week summer festival in Logan, presenting opera, musical theater, concerts and more at the Ellen Eccles Theatre. Details visit: www.utahfestival.org
CACHE THEATRE COMPANY
Green Canyon High School, North Logan • (435) 227-5393
Community performing arts group dedicated to top-quality entertainment and providing opportunities for children and adults to develop talents in all aspects of the arts.
Details visit: www.cachetheatre.com
FOUR SEASONS THEATER COMPANY
Sky View High School, Smithfield • (435) 535-1432
Dedicated to excellence in providing the highest level of community theater at the most affordable price.
Details visit: www.cachetheatre.com
LYRIC REPERTORY THEATRE
Caine College of the Arts USU • (435) 797-8022
World-class entertainment on the stage each summer offering musicals, dramas, mysteries, comedies and classics to delight audiences of all ages.
Details visit: www.lyricrep.usu.edu
Pickleville Playhouse
MUST-ATTEND
CACHE
GARDNER’S EVENTS
EVENTS
2024 CALENDAR YEAR
SPRING EVENTS:
Baby Animal Days
Dates: Held during spring break
Location: American Heritage Center
4025 S. hwy 89-91, UT 84339
For more information: awhc.org
Vintage Market Days of Northern Utah
Dates: May 8th-10th
Location: Logan Fairgrounds, 450 S. 500 W., Logan
For more information: vintagemarketdays.com
SUMMER EVENTS:
Logan’s Summerfest Arts Faire
Dates: June 12th-14th
Location: Logan Fairgrounds
450 S. 500 W., Logan
For more information: festivalnet.com
Logan City Pioneer Day Celebration
Date: Thursday the 24th of July
Location: Willow Park
450 W. 700 S., Logan
For more information festivalnet.com
Cache Valley Cruise-In
Dates: July 1-3
VALLEY’S
MARKET
Dates: May-October
Location: Courthouse, 199 N. Main St., Logan
Time: 9:00 am-1:00 pm
For more information: gardnersmarket.org
4th of July Parade
Date: July 4th
Time: 10:00am
Location: Main St, Hyrum
For more information: hyrumcity.org
Historic Adventures of the American West
Location: Logan Fairgrounds
450 S. 500 W., Logan
For more information: cvcacruisein.com
Cache County Fair and Rodeo
Dates: August 4th-9th
Location: Logan Fairgrounds
450 S. 500 W., Logan
For more information: festivalnet.com
Dates: Mid June-August (Tuesday-Saturday)
: American West
Heritage Center
4025 S. hwy 89-91, UT 84339
For more information: awhc.org
Cherry Peak Music Concerts
Dates: Select dates June-August
Location: Cherry Peak Resort
3200 E. 11000 N., Richmond
For more information: skicpr.com
Bear Lake’s Raspberry Days Festival
Dates: August 7th-9th
Location: Garden City
For more information: gardencityut.us
FALL EVENTS:
Little Bear Bottoms Corn Maze
Dates: September-October
Location: 5000 S. Hwy. 89, Wellsville
For more information: lbbcornmaze.com
Historic Downtown Ghost Tours
Dates: Friday and Saturday nights in October
Location: TBD
For more information: logandowntown.org
North Logan Pumpkin Walk
Dates: TBD – Usually the third week of October
Location: Elk Ridge Park
1100 E. 2500 N., N. Logan
For more information: pumpkinwalk.com
Vintage Market Days of Northern Utah
Dates: September 18th-20th
Location: Logan Fairgrounds
450 S. 500 W., Logan
For more information: vintagemarketdays.com
WINTER EVENTS:
Center Street Holiday Celebration
Date: November 29th, 12pm-7:30pm
Location: Center Street, Logan
Novemberfest
Dates: November
Friday-Saturday after Thanksgiving
Location: Cache County Event Center
Fall Harvest Festival
Dates: September-October
Location: American West Heritage Center 4025 S. Highway 89-91, Wellsville For more information: awhc.org
Cache Valley Straw Maze
Corn Cannons, giant slide, and swing rides and one huge straw maze
Dates: Starting mid Sept.- Oct 31
Location: 590 N. 200 W., Richmond, UT
For More Information: thecachevalleystrawmaze.com
The Play That Goes Wrong, Pickleville Playhouse
Dates: Select dates in September-October
Location: Pickleville Playhouse Theatre 2049 S. Bear Lake Blvd.
Garden City
For more information: picklevilleplayhouse.com
For more information: logannovemberfest.com
Cache Valley Straw Christmas Maze of Lights
Dates: November 24th - December 23rd
Location: 590 N. Richmond, UT 84333
For more information: thecachevalleystrawmaze.com
Sleigh Rides at Hardware Ranch & Santa's Workshop
Dates: Every Fri, Sat,& Sun starting Dec. 2nd
Location: Blacksmith Canyon, Hyrum
Call to reserve: 435-744-3229
Juanito Bandito & the Shootout at Jingle Junction
Dates: Nov. 23, Dec. 20-23
Location: Ellen Eccles Theatre
Tickets: picklevilletour.com
Nutcracker Ballet
Dates: Nov. 29th- Dec. 3rd
Location: Ellen Eccles Theater, 43 S. Main St., Logan
For more info: cachearts.org
Zootah Christmas Lights
Date: End of November-December
Location: 419 W. 700 S., Logan
For more information: zootah.org
American Heritage Center - Sleigh Rides
Date: December - no snow required
Location: American West Heritage Center
For more information: awhc.org
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ASSISTED LIVING/ RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
Maple Springs of North Logan (435) 753-9400 www.maplespringsliving.com
BREW PUB/RESTAURANT
Prodigy Brewing (859) 433-1925 prodigy-brewing.com
CARPET CLEANING
Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning (435) 753-1985
cachevalley.heavensbest.com
CHILDREN'S RE-SALE CLOTHING
Little Sprouts - Re-Sale Clothing Boutique
CHIROPRACTIC AND NEUROPATHY
Mind, Body, Soul Chiropractic (435) 994-8599 chiropraticsoul.com
CLEANING COMPANIES
Residential
The Breezy Clean Co.
Commercial
The Breezy Cleaning Co.
CPA/ACCOUNTING
Legacy Way LLC (435) 890-2669 www.legacywayllc.com
DOG GROOMER/SELF WASH
Spaw Fur Paws (435) 535-3215 thespawfurpaws.com
EVENT VENUE & BOUTIQUE SHOPPING
Vintage Market Days of Northern Utah (435) 754-4218 linktr.ee/northernutah
EYE CARE/SURGERY/ COSMETIC EYE TREATMENTS
Northern Utah Eye Center (435) 752-2020 northernutaheyecenter.com/
EYEWEAR
Krystal Vision (435) 752-5796 www.krystalvision.co
FLOORING
Custom Flooring & Design (435) 999-8263 customflooringdesign.com
FUN CENTER
Cache Valley Fun Park (435) 792-4000 www.cachevalleyfunpark.com
GARDEN CENTER/NURSERY
Cache Valley Nursery (801) 865-6782 www.cachevalleynursery.com
LAB SERVICES/BLOOD WORK
Cache Valley Labs Direct (435) 213-3023 cachevalleylabsdirect.com
LANDSCAPING
Rock Creek Landscapes & Dirtworxs (435) 535-5373 www.rockcreeklandscapes &dirtworxs.com
LAWN TREATMENTS/LAWN CARE
Easy Green Lawn Pride (801) 574-9384 easygreenlawnpride.com
LIFE COACHING
Live Big (971) 226-5695 thelivebigcollective.com
LIGHTING & HOME APPLIANCES
Thomson Premier
Lighting & Appliance (435) 752-2251 www.thomsonlighting.com
LUXURY SPA
Lotus Luxury Spa & Wellness (435) 213-9152 lotusluxuryspaandwellness.com
MED SPA/LASER/SKIN/ COOLSCULPTING/MASSAGE
Skin Medical Cosmetics & Laser (435) 760-2879 loganmed.org
MEDSPA - LUXURY
MV Med Spa (435) 213-9163 mvspa.co
MENTAL HEALTH
COUNSELING SERVICES
Newport Healthcare (877) 452-0636 www.newporthealthcare.com
Ora Counseling (801) 885-4431 oracounselling.com
MOBILE MECHANIC A&A Yeates Mobile Mechanic LLC. 208-852-6653
MOBILE NOTARY & LOAN SIGNING All Around Town Notary & Loan Signing 435-659-6444 allaroundtownnotaryutah.com
MOBILE NURSING
Modwella (435) 230-4441 modwella.com
ORTHODONTICS, BRACES/ INVISALIGN
Poole Orthodontics (435) 753-0462 pooleortho.com
PAINT STORE
Bennett’s Paint (435) 752-4266 bennettspaint.com
PEDIATRIC OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
Little Squirts (435) 701-7010 littlesquirtstherapy.com
PLUMBING SERVICES
Lee’s Plumbing (435) 563-0611 www.leesplumbinginc.com
PRINTING SERVICES
Square One Printing (435) 753-8875 www.squareone.biz
RADON TESTING
Iron Bull Residential Solutions (360) 440-7230
ironbullresidentalsolutions.com
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Brokers Group Real Estate (435) 535-5321
RESTAURANT & BREWERY
Barrel & Stave (435) 932-2029 barrelandstavelogan.com
RESTAURANT - FAST & CASUAL
Costa Vida (435) 477-6560 www.costavida.com/ locations/ut/logan
RESTAURANTS
El Savador - Los Primos (435) 752-0676
elsalvadorlosprimos.com
Firehouse Bear Lake (435) 946-2600
firehousepizzeria.com
Lolo Hawaiian BBQ (435) 554-3810
lolohawaiianbbq.com
Rio Brazilian Steakhouse riobraziliansteakhouse.com
Ruby’s Pizzeria & Grill (435) 774-0008 rubyspizzagrill.com
SALON & BEAUTY
New Horizons Beauty College (435) 753-9779 www.newhorizonsbeauty college.com
SALON & SPA
Studio Em (435) 254-7782 studioemsalon.com
SPORTING GOODS & APPAREL
The Sportsman ltd. (435) 752-0211 thesportsmanltd.com
TRAVEL AGENCY/TRAVEL ADVISOR
Magical Vacation Planner (435) 881-9345
rememberlylane.com
WAXING SALON
Bare It All Waxing Studio (435) 881-8747
bareitallwaxingstudio.com
WINDOW TREATMENTS
Trend Interiors (435) 752-7111 trendint.com
WOMAN'S RESALE
DRESS BOUTIQUE
Dress Me Up the Warehouse (801) 750-2929 990 Main St. F1, Logan, UT
435-535-5321
kns.brokersgroup@gmail.com
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