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Northern Region
Near Logan. At Hardware Ranch, 17 miles east of Hyrum at the head of Blacksmith Fork Canyon, backcountry roads fork east to Randolph, north to Bear Lake or south to the Monte Cristo area.

The Bridgerland Travel Region (435-752-2161) can provide more information on this area.

Promontory. In the northwestern part of the state the old Railroad Bed Road, a remnant of the first transcontinental railroad which was completed in 1869, continues west from Promontory to state hwy 30. Use comon sense and caution, any remaining railroad trestles should be considered unstable. Do not set off on this route without a spare tire.

Farmington-Bountiful. Open May through October, the 21-mile Bountiful Peak-Farmington Canyon Scenic Loop, from 100 North in Farmington to 400 North 1300 East in Bountiful, offers alpine scenery and what residents consider the most spectacular view possible of the Great Salt Lake.

The Golden Spike Empire Travel Region (801-627-8288) can provide more information on this area.

Tooele County. The Oquirrh Loop Tour begins west of Salt Lake City and takes secondary paved roads to several historic sites and ghost towns.

Thirty miles south of Tooele, the historic Pony Express Trail extends west for 150 miles through rugged sagebrush terrain and small mountain ranges to the Nevada border. Many beckoning off-road treks fork from the Pony Express Trail.

Tooele County (435-882-0690) can provide more information on this area.

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