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Area map for Logan, UT
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| CAVES |
| Logan Cave and Wind Caves in Logan Canyon are popular caves to explore.
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| ELK REFUGE |
| Hardware Ranch, east on Highway 101, is a feeding station and winter range for elk herds. Horse-drawn sleigh rides are available for an up-close view. |
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| HIKING |
| Nearby forests around are abundant with wildlife. Keep your eyes open for moose, elk, deer, and dozens of birds native to the area. |
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| ROCK CLIMBING |
| Fucoidal Quartzite, China Wall and Second Practice Wall, are three popular sites in Logan Canyon. |
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| SCENIC DRIVES |
| Logan Canyon Scenic Byway, Highway 89 east of Logan, is a 40 mile trip that takes you beneath breathtaking cliffs, alongside a rushing river and through forested canopies to Bear Lake. Picnic spots are available throughout the canyon.
Wellsville, Logan, Blacksmith Fork, Green and Smithfield Canyons all offer spectacular fall color tours from mid-September to October. |
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| SNOWMOBILING |
| Beaver Creek, Franklin Basin and Hardware Ranch, are popular trails. There are over 200 miles of groomed and side trails and hundreds of bowls and “sinks” running through the Wasatch-Cache forests. |
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| TUBING AND SLEDDING |
| In winter kids of all ages head for the hills with tubes, sleds, and just about anything that will slide over snow. |
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| ZOO |
| Willow Park Zoo, 419 West 700 South, has more than 600 animals. Admittance is free. Picnic areas are located next to the zoo. It’s open year-round from 8:00 a.m. to dusk except Christmas, Easter and New Year’s Day. |
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