Cache Valley Utah

This teaching museum houses exhibits on the early inhabitants of the Great Basin and other regions of the world. Admission is free, and docent guidance or self-guided exploration is available.

Mendon, Utah, is located in Northern Cache Valley. Surrounded by mountains, Mendon is a beautiful, small community with many heritage events including a May Day celebration. Mendon's website contains information about the history of Mendon, Utah, produced by local historian Rodney Sorenson.

This family-owned company was founded in 1966 by Edwin Gossner, a cheesemaker from Switzerland who came to Cache Valley to start a cheese business because he felt the conditions here were ideal, similar to those in Switzerland. The company specializes in several varieties of cheese, plus shelf-stable milk-a form of…

Nestled in a shaded and quiet court and within walking distance of Logan's historic tabernacle and LDS Temple, Logan Anniversary Inn provides uniquely decorated rooms and quality lodging in its historic buildings.

The Millville Museum features many donated items that tell the story of the town including a millstone and a safe from the original bank. Located in the Millville City Offices, the Millville Museum is available for tours by appointment only. Please reach out to Clint Preston at (307) 248-3547 or…

This farm and ranch supply business was founded in 1914, and has always housed dry goods or mercantile. J.M. Roylance bought it in 1919, and his son still runs it. Just strolling through the aisles of this 100+ year old building is an experience you wouldn't want to miss. The store stocks everything from…

In 1920 the Morgan Pea Factory, located on the west side of Main Street in Smithfield, began business. It was later bought by Del Monte Foods and has since been turned into a can-making factory. Look for the brick building with the original name built into the masonry.

This theatre was built in 1913 by the Thatchers, a locally prominent family who loved plays and operas. A wing was added in 2001, and the building was beautifully refurbished. A ghost that is partial to Shakespeare is said to haunt the theatre. Actors who have worked here claim that…

This rich hand-dipped chocolate candy shouldn’t be missed! The company has been in business since 1914. A second location is in the Albertsons shopping center at 49 East 400 North, just north of Juniper Take-out and east of Zion's bank.

This building was built in 1883, designed by Truman O. Angell, Jr., who also designed the Logan Tabernacle and the Logan Temple. It is the oldest county building in Utah still being used for its original purpose.

L. D. Bowcutt started L.D.'s Cafe 45 years ago. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, L.D.'s is a favorite of many valley residents. Weekends are popular at L.D.'s with their steak and shrimp dinners. Stop by on St. Patrick's Day and try the traditional Corned Beef and Cabbage dinner and green…

Cutler Marsh was created by the shallow water of the Bear River at the head of the Cutler Reservoir. It is best viewed from the bridges where roads cross the marsh, and the boat docks (restroom here), or by canoe. Expect many waterfowl and shorebirds. A 2.5 mile loop trail…

The Hyrum City Museum has a historic tour of Hyrum, Utah, available on their website. Follow this map to see and learn about the historic houses, churches, and landmarks in Hyrum.