THINGS TO SEE & DO

More To Explore

Water Recreation

TUSHAR LAKE (AKA LOWER KENTS LAKE)

Fishing, hiking, canoeing and wildlife viewing. Adjacent to a county-run campground with canoes, life jackets and picnic area.

Upper Kents Lake

Located just past Tushar Lake, has a campground and is a popular fishing spot for locals.

Three Creeks Reservoir

Perfect for swimming, fishing and rock climbing. ATV access here onto the famous Paiute Trail.

Puffer Lake

Stocked with rainbow and brook trout, one of the most scenic fishing destinations in the region. Paddle boarding in summer, snowshoeing and cross country skiing in winter.

Lebaron Reservoir

Non-motorized lake, excellent fishing and scenery. Great for wildlife viewing, camping, picnicking and hunting. Campground with 12 sites. ATV trailhead with ATV parking.

Anderson Meadow Reservoir

Stocked with rainbow trout and is wake-free, making it great for paddle boarding. Nearby campground.

Blue Lake

Accessible by hiking or horseback riding. Fed by melting snow, which creates its azure blue color.

Scenic Drives

BEAVER CANYON SCENIC BYWAY (HIGHWAY 153)

KIMBERLY/BIG JOHN BACKWAY

The Beaver Canyon Scenic Byway runs up and into the Tushar Mountains and offers abundant pull-offs for enjoying the grand views. The state-designated Kimberly/Big John Backway is a turnoff from Highway 153; this gravel road provides views of the highest peaks in the county.

The Pass Road

The Pass Road was originally created to transport cattle raised on the verdant meadows of the Beaver Valley across the Mineral Range to Milford to be sold and shipped off by train. Today, this Scenic Backway provides spectacular scenery of the Granite Peaks in the Mineral Mountains. At the top cattle guard crossing, there’s a pull-off for a short hike to Granite Peak Reservoir.

SNOWMOBILE & ATV TRAILS, ROCK CLIMBING AND MORE

For trail maps and location suggestions, visit ramblersutah.com.