Rooted in History

From the rock formations dating back more than 2.5 million years to the blazed treks of the Donner-Reed Party and Mormon emigrants in the 1840s, Morgan Valley was built on tradition and tenacity.

Whether weathered by erosion or adversity, you can trace their remarkable legacies today.

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Morgan Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum and Cabin

Historical

The ill-fated Donner-Reed Party encountered Utah’s rough terrain and jagged peaks in 1846; the start of their journey’s most challenging part. The transcontinental railroad linking the western U.S. stretched right through Morgan, too. Visit key markers in these journeys, and step into rural life in Morgan County.

Natural

Spot the Devil’s Toys, a trio of magnificent formations, on your travels. Or swing by the Thousand Mile Tree in Weber Canyon.

South Morgan Cemetery

Cemeteries

Reflect on the incredible lives and sacrifices of individuals who established the first footholds in Utah Territory.

Food in Morgan Valley

Adventuring strikes up an appetite. Explore great places to eat.

Stay in Morgan Valley

Rest and recharge with a good night’s sleep.