Family Things To Do in Hyrum, Utah

Located in southern Ohio, lies the Wayne National Forest encompassing over 160,000 acres. You can get there in no more than a day's drive from such metropolitan areas as Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, and Pittsburgh. Camping and ... More on recreation.gov

Tithing office and relic hall More on MuseumsUSA.org

The Hyrum City Museum features exhibits on minerals, agricultural tools, dinosaurs and the settlement of the town. More on PlanetWare

Black light displays for mineral specimens; exhibits range from dinosaur bones and Egyptian artifacts to 19th century tools of the trade and ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Fontana Reservoir occupies a site of particular splendor deep in the Great Smoky Mountains. Fishing, boating, and swimming are all popular at Fontana, but it is perhaps most appreciated by wilderness hikers and campers. The Appalachian ... More on recreation.gov

From Utah 165, Millville Canyon Trail heads through the settlement of Millville toward the Millville Wildlife Management Area and the much larger Wasatch-Cache National Forest. From the game control fence at the 1.9-mile mark to the ... More on Trails

A visit to the ranch is both fun and educational. During winter months, a trip to Hardware Ranch makes a great outing that will provide the whole family with the memorable experience of viewing wil... More on Wildlife.utah.gov

To get to Hardware Ranch Road from Logan, head south along Main Street, then turn onto Utah 165 south, following signs to Providence and Hyrum. Hardware Ranch Road begins in Hyrum and heads east fr... More on Trails

Awesome View. More on GeckoGo

fun place to go to school! Cold in winter though! More on GeckoGo

The dairy is on the east side if campus, caddy corner to the northeast from the fine arts building. More on TripAdvisor

Delicious ice cream. I go here every couple of weeks and consistently have great service. More on Yahoo! Travel

Only 3-4 miles from Brigham City (which is the place to stock up on food, camping gear, essentials, etc.) but still isolated enough to give you a decent outdoor experience or time and space away from it all. More on GeckoGo