Nestled in the scenic Cache Valley in Northern Utah, Logan is surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The Bear River Mountains rise on the east while the exceptionally steep Wellsville Mountains provide a stunning backdrop to the Cache Valley farmlands on the west. Logan provides an attractive gateway to the rich, scenic wonderland of northwest Wyoming and southern Idaho.

Long ago, the rich soil of Logan attracted pioneers in search of fertile land. Today, Logan is home to Utah State University, site of one of the finest university-level agricultural programs in the nation. Originally founded in 1888 as a land-grant agriculture college, USU has since developed into a major learning and research center.

Many activities await the outdoor enthusiast, amongst a breathtaking landscape of mountains, lakes, and streams. The Logan Scenic Byway, voted as one of the top ten scenic drives in the country, is particularly picturesque during the autumn months. The moderate temperatures of summer make Logan a popular spot for golfing, hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities. The many lakes, rivers, national forests, and wilderness areas make the area a popular destination for hunting and fishing year round. Beaver Mountain Ski Resort is nearby, offering fresh powder and minimal crowds to the ski enthusiast during the winter season.