Logan Canyon Byway. Southeastern Utah - US 89 from Logan to the Utah / Idaho Border.
    Following the 1800's-era path of fur trappers and mountain men, on their way to great lakeside rendezvous', this Byway begins at the mouth of Logan Canyon, just east of the city of Logan, in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The 41 mile road winds through a parade of towering cliffs, glacial cirques, and natural springs and waterfalls. Lush vegetation and spectacular fall colors soften the nearly vertical limestone walls. The climb from 4,700 feet to 7,800 feet at the canyon's summit is rewarded by a sweeping view of turquoise and azure-colored Bear Lake. This Byway is known as the most scenic route to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone National Park.
     The Logan Canyon Scenic Byway is 41 miles long and takes 1 hour to complete.

    Laketown. State Hwy 30 from US 89 to Laketown on the southern shores of Bear Lake to the city of Laketown. Bear Lake is famous for its unique bright blue color due to the limestone particles suspended in the water. The lake is a favorite for boating and fishing throughout the year.
     The Laketown Scenic Byway is 15 miles long and takes 30 minutes to complete.

    Ogden River Scenic Byway. U-39 from Ogden to the Eastern Wasatch-Cache Forest. The byway starts at Ogden Canyon with colors ranging from white to pink to red. Pineview Reservoir provides excellent recreational activities like camping, fishing and hiking.
     The Ogden River Scenic Byway is 44 miles long and takes 1.25 hours to complete.

    Big Cottonwood Canyon. State Hwy 190 east of the Salt Lake Valley takes visitors through the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The 15 mile canyon provides hiking, camping, fishing, rock climbing, and picnicking.
     The Big Cottonwood Canyon is 15 miles long and takes 1 hour to complete.

    Little Cottonwood Canyon. State Hwy 210 east of the Salt Lake Valley where the Rocky Mountains meet the Great Basin floor. The route passes through the westernmost wall of the Rockies which rises to almost 12,000 feet. Alta and Snowbird Ski Resorts are located in the canyon. Recreational activities include: skiing, camping, rock climbing, and hiking.
     The Little Cottonwood Canyon Scenic Byway is 7 miles long and takes 1 hour to complete.

Bridal Veil Falls

    Provo Canyon. US 189 from Provo past Bridal Veil Falls, Deer Creek Reservoir and on to Heber Valley. First pass by the Provo River, which is famous for fly fishing. Then view the beautiful waterfall from the road at Bridal Veil Falls. Deer Creek Reservoir State Park is located at the top of Provo Canyon and is a favorite for boating, sailing, fishing and windsurfing. The byway ends at Heber City, home of the Heber Creeper Steam Railway.
     The Provo Canyon Scenic Byway is 32 miles long and takes 45 minutes to complete.

    Mirror Lake. State Hwy 150 from Kamas to the Wyoming border. Numerous lakes and campgrounds line this byway which mostly parallels the Provo River. Recreational activities include fishing, camping, hiking and cross-country skiing.
     The Mirror Lake Scenic Byway is 65 miles long and takes 2 hours to complete.

    Flaming Gorge - Uintas Byway. US-191 from Vernal north to the Wyoming border and fromt the junction of US-191/44 to Manila - Northeastern Utah.
     This 82 mile road, themed "Wildlife Through the Ages", highlights wildlife observation sites as it travels through the Ashley National Forest and over the eastern flank of the Uinta Mountains. It passes the billion year-old exposed core of the Uintas near Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. Signs along the way explain the evolution of the geology and wildlife in this historic area. The road offers numerous opportunities for fascinating side trips.
     The Flaming Gorge - Uintas Scenic Byway is 67 miles long and takes 1.75 hours to complete.