ROUTE № 06
Statewide flagship
Pavement
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Logan Canyon
Forty-one miles of limestone canyon that ends at a lake so blue it looks photoshopped.
Forty-one miles of limestone canyon that ends at a lake so blue it looks photoshopped.
Route line traced from OpenStreetMap — the real GPX drops when we ride it with the GoPro.
Big, clean, well-sighted corners near the top — the canyon's best rhythm section.
The reveal. Pull over, take the photo, pretend you weren't moved by it.
Raspberry shakes. You rode 41 miles; you've earned dairy.
Every route on this guide gets ridden and filmed by the shop. This one hasn't had its camera day yet — it's on the Saturday list, and the footage drops right here when it happens.
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US-89 through Logan Canyon follows the Logan River up through limestone walls, past climbers and fly fishermen, over the 7,800-foot summit — and then the Bear Lake overlook happens to you. The lake is a genuinely ridiculous Caribbean blue (dissolved limestone, if you need the science to believe your eyes). The canyon miles are flowing and fast-ish, the summit sweepers are the highlight, and the raspberry shake in Garden City at the bottom is not optional. It's the law. Not Utah Code § 41-6a-1509, but a law.
Everything. Cruisers love this road as much as sport bikes — it's the great equalizer.
Logan or Garden City.
Gates, weather and closures change — check conditions before you ride. Ride your own ride.
The shop is the trailhead. Text us and we'll tell you when the next ride-out rolls — all machines, all paces, zero judgment about how long it's been.