Green Canyon

Ride Summary:
A intermediate ride from the town of Logan. A great place for a first ride with a significant other who has never been on a mountain bike.

Trail Description:
You'll find a picnic area shortly into the dirt and rock road and rustic spartan campgrounds. You can park at the edge of the forest or at the upper end of the trail. You can do this ride as with a shuttle but at six miles one way pick a parking spot and ride out and back.

Features:

This area is especially scenic in the spring and fall. The road is lined with hardwoods and brush in the bottoms and grass and juniper on the steep side slopes. A cave near the picnic area was used by Native Americans living in this area 10,000 years ago. Rock used in the construction of early homes and the Logan LDS Temple and Tabernacle was taken from the Green Canyon Quarry.

How to get there:
Ride a mile east of 1600 East on 1900 North in North Logan. Park on the edge of the forest.