Logan Travel Guide

Logan, also known as Logan City, is a moderately sized city in Utah. The city’s population is expected to double in coming years due to its importance in the education and business industries, and its prime recreational opportunities.

Things to Do in Logan

Guests who visit Logan can enjoy a scenic drive through Logan Canyon, where they can experience all of Utah’s diverse landscapes from limestone cliffs, to waterfalls, to the beautiful Bear Lake all within a 28-mile drive. They can also take a hike up Crimson Trail or take a jog or bike ride on Logan River Trail, visit Canyon Entrance Park to feed ducks or go fishing, or spend a few hours horseback riding through the Wind Caves. In the winter, guests can spend the day skiing on Beaver Mountain or at Hardware Ranch where they can take a tour and see wild elk, moose, and other large animals that call the area home. Sports lovers can catch a football game at Maverik Stadium, those with a love of live entertainment can watch a play or musical at the Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theatre, aspiring historians can tour the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum, and those with a interest in seeing or creating unique works of art can take an art class at Imagine This! Logan or the Logan Fine Art Gallery.

Best Places to Stay in Logan

Each guest planning to stay in the city can look forward to finding the perfect Logan vacation rental. Within close proximity to Salt Lake City, Logan is a great place for enjoying a vacation, as it boasts a beautiful location and charming vacation homes, some of which offer everything from full kitchens to an indoor pool.

Best Time to Visit Logan

The best time to visit Logan is June through September.

Best Events in Logan

A few of Logan’s most popular events include the Logan Summerfest Art Faire, Bear Lake Raspberry Days, the Cache Valley Storytelling Festival, and the Logan Film Festival.

Things to Do for Families in Logan

When the weather is hot, visiting families can cool off at the Logan Aquatic Center which features a large family pool, splash towers, and water slides. They could also spend the day at Zootah, where they can feed waterbirds, get up close and personal with the animals at the petting zoo, and witness the natural beauty of the zoo’s other residents. Alternatively, families with children can spend the morning (before it gets too hot) at Adventure Playground Park, which is a large paved park that has a fun castle theme and sturdy wooden playgrounds.