The 7 Coziest Towns In Utah To Snuggle Up In This Season
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Courtnie Erickson
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It doesn’t matter if you want to get away for the weekend or just an overnight stay, there are many extraordinary small towns in Utah to visit. While certainly charming, these small towns are the perfect place to snuggle up, enjoy the chilly weather outdoors, and explore the Beehive State. In no particular order, we’ve compiled a list of some of the coziest towns in Utah that you need to visit. Which one is going at the top of your bucket list?
Manti, UT 84642, USA
Manti is a small town in central Utah with a rich pioneer history. During the winter, many individuals flock to this small town due to its excellent snowmobile trails, as well as many snowshoeing and cross-country skiing opportunities. If you also want to bask in the beauty of wintry landscapes, Manti is absolutely gorgeous during this time of year.
Garden City, UT 84028, USA
Garden City is located along the shores of Bear Lake in northern Utah and it is absolutely stunning during the winter months. If you are looking for the perfect place to experience winter outdoor recreation in Utah, Garden City is the place to go. You are near Beaver Mountain Ski Resort, where you can perfect your skiing and snowboarding skills. You can also head onto Bear Lake for a day of ice fishing. If you’d rather spend your day somewhere warm, consider renting a cabin and basking in the beauty of the lake and the surrounding mountains.
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Spanish Fork, UT 84660, USA
Spanish Fork is a small town that is growing larger and larger every day. However, if you take a tour down Main Street, you will still receive a small-town feel. If you visit during the month of December, you’ll want to check out the Festival of Lights, a drive-thru light show. If you want to get outdoors, hike up to Diamond Fork Hot Springs and spend your day soaking in these popular hot springs.
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Huntsville, UT 84317, USA
We couldn’t have an accurate list of cozy winter towns in Utah without the small town of Huntsville. This Utah town is located in Ogden Valley and sits along the Pineview Reservoir. If you love winter sports, this will be your paradise. Huntsville is home to Snow Basin Ski Resort, which is one of the oldest operating ski areas in the United States. Snow Basin Ski Resort also has dreamy lodges where you can snuggle up and enjoy your winter evenings.
Midway, UT 84049, USA
Midway is a winter wonderland. For a delightful and cozy weekend in Utah, visit the Midway Ice Castles or take a short drive to Deer Creek and enjoy a delightful sleigh ride with Rocky Mountain Outfitters. You may also want to take a winter ride on the Heber Valley Railroad to capture views of the frosty landscape.
Parowan, UT 84761, USA
If you plan to visit the southern part of the Beehive State, Parowan is one of the coziest small towns in Utah to visit. Parowan is near Brian Head Resort and not far from Cedar City. For a comfortable evening, book a stay at Lizzie’s Heritage Inn in Parowan and then take the sweet tour to taste some of the best cinnamon rolls in the Beehive State.
Richfield, UT 84701, USA
Richfield is a delightful place to visit all year long, but particularly during the winter months. You can simply explore the town and many of its charming shops or head to the neighboring town of Monroe and soak in the popular Mystic Hot Springs. Head to Fishlake National Forest where there are tons of snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and winter hiking opportunities.
Are there any cozy, small towns that you would add to this list? If so, share them with us in the comments!
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