AREA FITNESS FACILITIES:
- Utah State University Recreation and Fitness Opportunities
- Sports Academy and Racquet Club
- Spring Creek Fitness Center
GOLF:
The Cache Valley area offers several excellent golf courses. The Logan River Golf Course
ranks in the top 10 courses in Utah and one of the top 500 courses in the country.
"For the best golf around, Logan can't be beat. Both for cost and play, with three
courses within a twenty-minute drive."
George Conroy -- Sun City, AZ
- Logan River Golf Course
Location: 550 West 1000 South, Logan. Info: 435-750-0123. - Bear Lake Golf Course
Location: 2176 Bear Lake Blvd., Garden City. Info: 435-946-8742 - Birch Creek Golf Course
Location: 550 East 100 North, Smithfield. Info: 435-563-6825 - Logan Golf and Country Club
Location: 1500 East 710 North, Logan. Info: 435-753-6020 - Sherwood Hills
Location: 12 miles southwest of Logan on Hwy. 89/91. Info: 435-245-6055.
FISHING:
Anglers will enjoy excellent fishing opportunities in the rivers and lakes of Cache Valley.
Logan river and Tony Grove Lake are both stocked with trout, and fly-fishing is excellent on
the Logan and Bear Rivers.
For additional information on fishing licenses click HERE.
"We have been going to Logan during the summer for the past six years. As we drove
through Wellsville Canyon and made the turn for that first view of Logan and the beautiful Cache
Valley, I was in love with that place. Little did I know then that besides the picturesque setting
we would meet wonderful new friends and enjoy a summer of fun filled days. Fishing is the thing we
enjoy the most. Most times we catch our limit of fish but even if we caught none, the time spent in
Logan Canyon is serene and restful. Now that I am home I can close my eyes and see that spot by the
river. How beautiful it must be with a powdering of snow. I'll be back!!"
June Ham-- Mesa, AZ
TENNIS:
There are dozens of courts throughout Logan. Utah State University has two indoor and 14
outdoor courts available and there are excellent indoor facilities at the
Sports Academy and Racquet Club.
BOATING:
Photo courtesy of Bob Murray.
The unique azure blue color of Bear Lake coined the nickname "Caribbean of the
rockies." Bear Lake, Utah's second largest freshwater lake, is 20 miles long
land 8 miles wide. Personal watercraft, sailboats and ski boats can be rented right
in town or on some of the beaches. The east shore is a popular spot for scuba divers,
since it drops to a depth of 208 feet.