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Clay Nicholas Saddlery

Clay has been building saddles for about twelve years. He started working with hides as a boy and continues to work leather into beautiful and functional saddles for the ranching community. Call for...

Fruitway

If you drive south from Brigham City through Perry and Willard on US Hwy 89, you will see numerous roadside stands selling local and imported fruit and vegetables. Some stands remain open year-round, but most open up once the local fruit trees and vegetable crops start producing. The season...

Idle Isle Candy

In business for 81 years, Idle Isle Candy offers hand-dipped chocolates made daily in the store. Stop by and taste the house specialty and best seller, the almond cream toffee ball.

Lazy M Diamond G and The Cowboy Folk Arts of Max Godfrey

Max Godfrey learned to braid rawhide from his father and continues to make rawhide gear for the local ranching community and his own use. He is a well-known cowboy poet whose repertoire includes the classics and his own poetry that reflects his ranching heritage.

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The Grouse Creek Store

This nearly century old building was always used as a cooperative mercantile serving the folks of this remote northern Utah town of Grouse Creek. The small building was originally made of logs, then later tongue-and-groove siding was added. The owner runs the Grouse Creek Store in between school...

Village Dry Goods

Calling all quilters! For a week every June you can shop-hop to this and 14 other quilting shops along the Wasatch Front. In the fall, during deer hunting season, the quilt shops sponsor an overnight trip for all those “hunting widows.” Check out the Shop-Hop at: