Snowshoe or Cross-Country Ski in Logan Canyon
Explore the serene winter wonderland of Logan Canyon on snowshoes or cross-country skis. Numerous trails offer opportunities for all skill levels.
Itinerary tips
- 1Head to the Sink Hollow or Bunchgrass Creek trailheads for the best-groomed tracks and consistent snow depth.
- 2Allocate at least three to four hours to account for the elevation gain and travel time from Logan.
- 3Pack high-calorie snacks and a thermos of hot cocoa, as there are no services or warming huts once you enter the canyon.
- 4Ensure your vehicle has 4WD or snow tires, as Highway 89 can become treacherous and slick during active storms.
- 5Purchase a winter recreation pass if parking at designated Forest Service trailheads to avoid a citation.
- 6Stop by a local shop in Logan to rent your gear the night before to ensure an early start before the mountain shadows grow long.
More in Logan & Cache Valley
Hike Wind Caves Trail
Embark on a moderate hike to the unique Wind Caves, natural limestone formations that offer spectacular views of Logan Canyon. A rewarding experience for active travelers.
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Hit the slopes at Beaver Mountain, Utah's oldest family-owned ski resort. Enjoy uncrowded runs and stunning views in a friendly atmosphere.
AdventureExplore Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway
Drive, bike, or hike through the stunning limestone cliffs, dense forests, and abundant wildlife of Logan Canyon. This scenic byway offers breathtaking views and numerous recreational opportunities year-round.
ScenicKayak or Paddleboard on First Dam
Rent a kayak or paddleboard and enjoy a peaceful glide across the calm waters of First Dam. Surrounded by nature, it's a perfect escape for an afternoon.
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