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In Morgan Valley, we know a thing or two about relaxing.

Don’t be fooled. Beyond the serene, expansive pastures and photo-worthy vistas of the Wasatch Range lies a storied history of pioneer treks, small-town living, and access to some of Utah’s best rafting, skiing, fishing, and fun.

Salt Lake City, Ogden, and Park City are all within an hour’s drive. So we’re easy to get to, even though you’ll feel a million miles away.

Whether you’re looking for an adventure, a quiet escape, or are just passing through the Rockies, venture our way. Utah’s mountain escape is waiting.

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The Shoshone people who first settled here called the land: “Where the water flows fast.” That sums up life here today, too. You’ll find a beautiful mix of action and tranquility.

Northwest Region of Morgan Valley. A picturesque winter landscape framed within a circle, featuring snow-covered mountains under a clear blue sky and coniferous trees in the foreground, evoking the tranquility of a serene snowy setting.

Northwest

Mountain Green to Snowbasin

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Central Region of Morgan Valley. A circular traffic mirror reflecting a quiet urban street scene with buildings, a clear sky, and an intersection, bordered by a contrasting orange frame, highlighting the importance of traffic safety and urban design.

Central

Morgan City

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Northeast Region of Morgan Valley. A stylized badge or emblem featuring a mountain range with gray peaks, green forested hills, and a large yellow sun partially obscured by a mountain, all encircled by a thick brown border. The design evokes themes of outdoor adventure and nature tourism.

Northeast

Weber River Access to Lost Creek

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Southeast Region of Morgan Valley. An illustrated badge depicting a detailed rocky canyon with shades of brown and orange, showcasing the rugged texture of the canyon walls with shadows that highlight depth and crevices. The sky is a light blue with white clouds, and the badge has a reddish-brown border. The image is reminiscent of canyon landscapes such as those found in the American Southwest.

Southeast

South Morgan to Big Mountain

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The Lay of the Valley

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The Lay of the Valley

Click on the regions on the map to learn more.

Northwest Region of Morgan Valley. A picturesque winter landscape framed within a circle, featuring snow-covered mountains under a clear blue sky and coniferous trees in the foreground, evoking the tranquility of a serene snowy setting.

Northwest

Mountain Green to Snowbasin

Embark on a journey of awe-inspiring vistas, fresh powder, and backcountry vibes. Where Mountain Green meets Snowbasin Resort, Northwest has evolved from the stomping ground of frontiersmen and traders to an oasis of fun.

Northeast Region of Morgan Valley. A stylized badge or emblem featuring a mountain range with gray peaks, green forested hills, and a large yellow sun partially obscured by a mountain, all encircled by a thick brown border. The design evokes themes of outdoor adventure and nature tourism.

Northeast

Weber River Access to Lost Creek

Venture beyond Morgan to find heart-pumping wonders in Northeast. Float, kayak, or paddle down the Weber River, gaze at landmarks, or soak up one of Utah’s newest gems, Lost Creek State Park.

Central Region of Morgan Valley. A circular traffic mirror reflecting a quiet urban street scene with buildings, a clear sky, and an intersection, bordered by a contrasting orange frame, highlighting the importance of traffic safety and urban design.

Central

Morgan City

A hidden hub of dining, shopping, and exclusive experiences, Central offers the best of vibrant, small-town living. The backdrop? The bootprints of northern Utah’s earliest settlers and trailblazers.

Southeast Region of Morgan Valley. An illustrated badge depicting a detailed rocky canyon with shades of brown and orange, showcasing the rugged texture of the canyon walls with shadows that highlight depth and crevices. The sky is a light blue with white clouds, and the badge has a reddish-brown border. The image is reminiscent of canyon landscapes such as those found in the American Southwest.

Southeast

South Morgan to Big Mountain

Travel down Morgan City’s southern gateway to discover mountain meadows and abundant wildlife in Southeast, which spans East Canyon State Park and Big Mountain. Follow the paths of the Donner Party and Mormon pioneers, blending history and nature.

Experience

Our small communities and rushing waterways set the stage for action-packed events centered on family, friends, and a healthy dose of fun.

  • Morgan Farmers Market at Scotsman Center

    Morgan Farmers Market at Scotsman Center

    June - November

    Meet the faces behind Morgan Valley’s amazing small businesses at Scotsman Center in Mountain Green (Northwest). Shop for crafts, local specialty products, and gifts.

    Each monthly market features a theme, along with live music, food, games, raffles, and family activities.

    Learn more.

  • Quadfishaton

    Quadfishaton

    January - February

    Break into your season at the biggest state park ice fishing tournament in Utah!

    Four state parks. 28 hours of fishing. Spread across four Sundays from mid-January to mid-February with awards and prizes.

    Compete at one or at all four parks: Echo State Park, Lost Creek State Park, Rockport State Park, and East Canyon State Park.

    Learn more and register.