Start from 36 curated places around Logan, UT, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Restaurants & cafés
Angie's
The Main Street diner that has fed Cache Valley since the early '80s, with the full menu including breakfast served all day. It is best known for the Kitchen Sink, a two-thirds-gallon ice cream challenge that earns you a bumper sticker if you finish.
Herm's Inn
A breakfast-and-lunch spot in a restored historic building right at the mouth of Logan Canyon, with a Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives feature to its name. The cinnamon swirl pancakes and stuffed French toast are what people line up for.
Trails & outdoors
Crimson Trail
Logan Canyon's signature hard hike, climbing switchbacks before running along the top of the China Wall limestone cliffs with big exposure. Most people loop back down on the gentle Riverside Nature Trail along the river.
Wind Cave Trail
The most popular hike in Logan Canyon, a steep climb to a triple-arch cave carved into the limestone wall. The reward is a dramatic rock formation framing canyon views, with a payoff that feels bigger than the mileage.
Things to do
Ellen Eccles Theatre
A restored 1923 neo-classical theater on Main Street, the largest full-production stage north of Salt Lake. It hosts national touring acts, ballet, community theater, and Utah Festival Opera's summer season under one historic roof.
Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theatre
A five-week summer festival of opera, musicals, and concerts staged downtown with professional casts from around the country. It is the cultural centerpiece of a Logan summer and draws audiences from across the region.
Landmarks & sights
Logan Tabernacle
The pioneer-built tabernacle anchoring the corner of Main and Center, finished in 1891 after nearly three decades of work. The draw inside is the 2,800-pipe Opus 620 organ; free noon concerts run through the summer when the building is open.
Logan Utah Temple
A castellated limestone temple from the 1880s set on a rise east of downtown, one of the oldest in the state. Only members enter, but the manicured grounds and reflecting pool are open to anyone and the building is lit up at night.