Road Trips from Logan, UT
Logan's got options for a quick drive or a longer haul. You can hit a couple of national parks just an hour or two out, or head south for a more substantial road trip. Most routes involve high-altitude sections and climbs, and all offer park access, whether it's Golden Spike or further south towards Zion. Whether you're looking for a day trip or a longer weekend adventure, Logan is a good starting point.
Total Routes
19
Shortest
1.1h
With Parks Nearby
16
Under 2 hours
6 total in this range
Centerville, UT
1h 23m70.6 mi one way
This is your closest option to Centerville, at just 1.4 hours. It's a solid drive score of 9, featuring a mix of highway and surface roads, with high-altitude sections and climbs. You're close to Golden Spike National Historical Park on this route.
Clearfield, UT
1h 4m54.1 mi one way
At 1.1 hours, Clearfield is the shortest drive from Logan. This route also scores a 9 for its drive quality, using a mix of highway and surface roads with notable climbs. Golden Spike National Historical Park is accessible from this trip.
Highland, UT
1h 50m93.1 mi one way
South Jordan Heights, UT
1h 52m98 mi one way
This 1.9-hour drive takes you to South Jordan Heights. It's mostly surface roads, with high-altitude terrain and climbs. You get proximity to two parks: Timpanogos Cave National Monument and Golden Spike National Historical Park.
Clinton, UT
1h 4m53.3 mi one way
Full-day getaway
7 total in this range
Park City, UT
2h 12m112.6 mi one way
Head to Park City in 2.2 hours. The drive is rated an 8, predominantly surface roads with high-altitude climbs. This route gives you access to Timpanogos Cave National Monument and Golden Spike National Historical Park, making it a great option for park exploration.
Saratoga Springs, UT
2h 13m111.5 mi one way
Vineyard, UT
2h 15m119.3 mi one way
Nephi, UT
2h 59m163.6 mi one way
Nephi is a 3-hour drive, offering a solid 8 for the trip. It's mostly surface roads with high-altitude sections and climbs. You'll have opportunities to visit Timpanogos Cave National Monument and Golden Spike National Historical Park along the way.
Price, UT
3h 50m199 mi one way
This 3.8-hour trip to Price is a good choice if you want to cover more ground. The drive scores an 8 and is primarily surface roads with high-altitude terrain. Both Timpanogos Cave National Monument and Golden Spike National Historical Park are accessible.
Weekend trip
6 total in this range
Enoch, UT
5h 39m324.5 mi one way
If you're looking for a longer drive, Enoch is 5.7 hours away. The route scores an 8 and is mostly surface roads with high-altitude climbs. You'll pass near Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Golden Spike National Historical Park, and Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Cedar City, UT
5h 42m330.5 mi one way
Cedar City is a 5.7-hour drive, rated an 8. This trip is mostly surface roads with high-altitude sections. You'll have access to Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Zion National Park, offering significant park exploration.
Washington, UT
6h 26m377.8 mi one way
This 6.4-hour drive to Washington is one of the longest options. The route is rated an 8 and is primarily surface roads with high-altitude terrain. You can visit Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Zion National Park.
Ivins, UT
6h 45m389.6 mi one way
Ivins is the furthest destination at 6.8 hours. This drive, rated an 8, consists mainly of surface roads with high-altitude climbs. Parks nearby include Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Zion National Park.
Hurricane, UT
6h 24m370.6 mi one way
At 6.4 hours, Hurricane offers a longer drive experience. It's rated an 8 and predominantly uses surface roads with high-altitude climbs. This route provides access to Timpanogos Cave National Monument, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Zion National Park.
Browse by Mood
Centerville, UT
1h 23m70.6 mi one way
Park City, UT
2h 12m112.6 mi one way
Saratoga Springs, UT
2h 13m111.5 mi one way
Clearfield, UT
1h 4m54.1 mi one way
When to Go
Spring
Spring offers high-altitude sections and climbs, with parks like Golden Spike National Historical Park accessible for exploration.
Summer
Summer drives are suitable for exploring high-altitude terrain and climbs, with multiple parks like Zion National Park within reach.
Fall
Fall drives feature high-altitude terrain and climbs, with park access to locations like Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Winter
Winter driving conditions may be affected by high-altitude sections and climbs, limiting access to some parks.
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