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A driving route that takes you by some of the regions best destinations, full of heartstopping adventure, geologic wonders and regional flavors.
This historical house providing visitors a glimpse pioneer life through the the personal artifacts of the Bryner family.
Come and see the tallest coal miner – a local landmark!
A small seasonal pool nestled in the hills above Helper, Utah.
A one-time coal-mining mecca and modern day ghost town.
The Price River runs through Helper and Price with multiple access points for those looking to fish, float and have some fun.
This scenic byway winds through a national forest, state parks and wildlife management areas.
Surreal rock formations that pepper the landscape at this standout state park.
This park and large reservoir is ideal for boating, waterskiing, and fishing.
See the densest concentration of Jurassic- aged dinosaur bones ever found
A popular fishing and boating area but also offers great hiking, biking, ATV trails, and an 18-hole golf course
Explore the history of the area, showcasing dinosaurs, early man, and wild animals.
Recreation Area with a nature trail that features a stand of bristlecone pine trees.
Fun for all the ages, it’s a rocking, rolling good time!
Within the region, you will find endless opportunities to ride, climb, camp, hike or paddle.
A totally revitalized and thriving downtown in the heart of the Corridor.
Located on Helper’s Historical Main Street, this museum is a great way to learn about the history of the region.
This trail system has it all, if you are willing to work for it!
Visit the collection of a local legend, Bo Huff.
Family friendly nature trail in Price Canyon Recreation Area.
A high mountain peak nestled amongst the Book Cliffs.
These abandoned coke ovens honor the area’s rich coal mining history.
Large buried concretions coming out of the sheared hillside.
A 2.2 mile, out-and-back trail located near Helper that features lower and upper falls.
Stunning state park tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Your one-stop destination to discover eastern Utah’s prehistory.
Range Creek Canyon is a chance to experience the thrill of archaeological discovery, and learn about the ways of the Native Cultures that once called this region home.
This 46-mile-long canyon is full of Archaic, Fremont and Ute rock art, historical ranches and structures.
