Bear Lake, Logan Canyon Scenic Byway, Biking in Garden City UT (May 2021) Blog post 150

We left Green River, Wyoming and headed back into Utah to get our 2nd Covid Vaccine. 

We stayed at the KOA Bear Lake/ Marina Side in Garden City, Utah. This place is a gem. It sits across Main Street from the Bear Lake. This KOA has sites that are called Super-sites. They are so big. Some have wide pullthru’s with huge patios, private jacuzzi’s, some have a really nice area for a tent. One site has its very own private fences in yard (it is the one with the super site yellow sign on one side, and in another picture the grand design is on the left and the fenced yard is on the right. This KOA also rents all kinds of bikes to ride along the 5 mile bike path in Garden City. They also have mini golf, jump pad and many other attractions for the whole family to enjoy. Even the dog areas are nice with grass, shade, and an obstacle course. And of course they have many, many cabins to rent. I plan on splurging next time to get one of their beautiful Supersites. 

BEAR LAKE/GARDEN CITY KOA-$56/nt FHU 50 Amp




Supersites have fenced in yards with gates for pets or small children 















LOGAN CANYON SCENIC BYWAY- Took a 1 hour drive to get our 2nd Covid Vaccine via the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway. This was definitely a scenic byway. Stopped so many times to take pictures and get some drone shots. We saw several campgrounds and day camping spots for picnicing and/or fishing. Some have bathrooms to use, which I was thankful for.











Proof of Moderna #2 Vaccine



BIKING THE CITY OF GARDEN CITY AND BEAR LAKE SCENIC PATH- Rode our bikes 10.4 miles on the Bear Lake Scenic Bike and Walking Trail. The trail is a paved path that parallels the Bear Lake and the back roads of farm land. This is such a quaint, quiet little town. 
















OKAY- so it was just a tad windy, by the looks of my hair (LOL). We don't get the opportunity often to take a picture with a state sign, but we had the opportunity to pull over to get it with the UTAH sign, so we did.  

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