Uinta–Wasatch–Cache National Forest is located spanning Utah, Wyoming and Idaho, encompassing 2,492,404 acres. Established in 1906, the nearest city is South Jordan, Utah.
The forest offers 81 campgrounds and 19 other recreation facilities for visitors.
Notable campgrounds include Timpooneke, Marsh Lake Campground, Lodgepole At Heber, Stateline, Bridger Lake Campground, and many more.
Explore Nearby
- Bear River State Park — State Park in Wyoming
- Rockport State Park — State Park in Washington
- North Oquirrh Management Area (NOMA) — Public Land in Utah
- Birch Hollow — Public Land in Utah
- Beaver Canyon Scenic Byway — Scenic Byway in Utah
