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Posted in Utah Attractions July 04, 2017 by Catherine Armstrong

The Utah Town In The Middle Of Nowhere That’s So Worth The Journey

Utah has tons of small towns, and each has its own charm. We love to write about the tiny towns in the Beehive State, so you can discover these little gems for yourself. Here’s one town that’s kind of remote, but it’s well worth the journey!

You'll find Marysvale along I-89, between Sevier and Panguitch.

This tiny town was settled in 1863. It's home to fewer than 400 people. For such a small, remote place, it sure has a lot going on.

Nestled at the foot of the Tushar Mountains, this charming little town is surrounded by natural beauty.

Main Street is pretty small, but you will find some great local businesses here.

Moore's Old Pine Inn is a wonderful place to stay overnight. The inn was built in 1882 and is full of charm and history.

Get some ice cream at Tugs One Stop.

Visitors flock to this small town for its ATVing opportunities.

Marysvale is part of the 275-mile-long Paiute Trail. You'll want to spend at least one entire day exploring the trail from here.

This is also a great place for cyclists to find some solitude while they ride through some of Utah's most scenic beauty.

Hikers will find plenty of trails to explore, too. Take the trail to Bullion Falls, where the payout is this gorgeous waterfall. The hike is just two miles, round trip.

After a long day on the trail, a burger and a beer at Hoover's Restaurant will really hit the spot.

Have you visited Marysvale? Tell us what you thought!

Catherine Armstrong

Writer, editor and researcher with a passion for exploring new places. Catherine loves local bookstores, independent films, and spending time with her family, including Gus the golden retriever, who is a very good boy.