Take on this steep, challenging 1.3-mile route. Hikers, snowshoers, and experienced runners can scale the ridge of the concrete M to catch views of Francis Peak, Morgan City, and the surrounding valley. Access the trailhead from the South Morgan Cemetery and then follow the road. Note: If snowy, snowshoes are needed. If icy, ice spikes are needed.
Remember Richville’s early settlers. Many unmarked graves line this cemetery west of Taggart Hollow.
The lush, green grounds provide beautiful valley views and a tranquil spot for relaxation.
Find this historic marker around Big Dutch Hollow, commemorating its past as a Pony Express Station and staging station. This landmark is part of Morgan County's Self-Guided Auto Tour.
The Donner Party and later, the Mormons, set up campsites along this bend of the East Canyon Reservoir. The challenging terrain required the Mormons to make wagon repairs. This landmark is part of Morgan County’s Self-Guided Auto Tour.
Nearby Dixie Springs and surrounded by a grove of trees, this campsite was a favored respite for emigrant groups. This landmark is part of Morgan County’s Self-Guided Auto Tour.
Watch trains pass over this stunning combination of railway, river, tunnels, and unspoiled beauty.
Witness railroad history. Located along the Union Pacific Railroad’s Overland route in Weber Canyon, this sturdy pine marks exactly 1,000 miles from Omaha, Nebraska, the origin point of the Transcontinental Railroad.
See this one-room schoolhouse on the grounds of the Round Valley Golf Course. This building, once a hub for local students starting in the 1870s, exhibits elements of Classic architectural style and holds a distinguished place on the National Register of Historic Places.
Hit the links at this scenic, 18-hole public golf course. Or hone your skills at the driving range and putting green. Spanning over 7,732 yards with a slope rating of 122, the course provides a moderate challenge suitable for all players.
