Settled in 1859, it has many picturesque pioneer-vintage buildings. Read more Fairview history.

Most Famous For: Fairview Museum of History and Arts - National Shrine to Love and Devotion; July 24th Pioneer Days Celebration with a rodeo, demolition derby and other activities for the whole family.

Population: 960

Elevation: 6,600

Visitor Information: City Hall, 435-427-3858

City Parks:
Lions Park, 85 S. State
Baseball Park, 100 N. 200 W.

Churches: LDS

Auto Services: 2 gas stations, 4 auto repair