When fall arrives, we’re ready to bask in nature’s greatest annual color display! There are countless great places to see the fall foliage changing colors in the Intermountain West, but here are a few of our favorites in our namesake’s state of Utah.
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Along with its twin, Little Cottonwood Canyon, the trees that give this place its name are absolutely gorgeous in the fall, providing a nice breath of fresh air from the hustle and bustle of nearby Salt Lake City.
Fishlake National Forest
If a place has the words “National Forest” in its name, you can be sure the fall foliage will be something to go out of your way for! Fishlake may be a little off the beaten path for most of our Utah riders, and requires separate transportation from your bus stop.
Logan Canyon
Drive east of the Wasatch Front to reach Logan, and keep driving a little further east for a ride up the lovely and rugged Logan Canyon! With hikes and historical sites aplenty, you’ll have plenty to see alongside all the lovely leaves.
The promotion in the original 2024 article is not a current fare quote. For a Logan Canyon trip, check Salt Lake City to Logan and arrange transportation into the canyon separately.
