Cache Valley Visitors Bureau hopes to draw people with fall colors, festivals
Sep 26, 2025, 7:00 AM | Updated: 7:09 am
Fall colors near Tony Grove, in Logan Canyon. (Mike Anderson, KSL TV)
(Mike Anderson, KSL TV)
LOGAN — With the colors turning in Logan Canyon, Dan and Lindsey Duffield are visiting the area from Texas, in part to see the vivid sights. The other piece of Lindsey Duffield’s motivations for coming to Utah however, has to do with the Bear 100 Endurance Race this weekend, that will take her from Logan to Fish Haven, Idaho.
“The whole hundred miles is completely inspired because I can’t wait to see what’s around the next turn, what’s over the next ridge,” Lindsey Duffield said.
“I grew up in the Midwest where we’ve got a lot of maples and stuff like that. So this is kind of a like coming back to home, seeing the colors.”
Fall colors near Tony Grove, in Logan Canyon. (Mike Anderson, KSL TV)
The Cache Valley Visitors Bureau is hopeful that like the Duffield’s, more people will look at the area as a fall destination. Director, Julie Hollist Terrill believes a series of festivals through October 21st could help, along with the changing colors in both Logan and Sardine Canyons.
“That’s such an integral part of our fall offerings, is nature’s beauty,” she said. “And it’s funny because we’ve had people in the office from Wisconsin and Connecticut and Vermont this last week, and they’re out here to see the colors.”
Among the fall-centered events, is Logan’s Center Street Giant Pumpkin Festival, starting this Saturday, September 27th at 11am.
The American West Heritage Center’s Fall Festival will run October 10-11. And The North Logan Pumpkin Walk runs October 16-18 and 20-21.
A more complete list of events in the Cache Valley can be found at explorelogan.com.
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