Evanston Vacations

Home to resident herds of bison and elk, Bear River State Park offers exceptional wildlife viewing along scenic trails. Explore the visitor center's exhibits before enjoying a peaceful picnic by the river.

This reconstructed temple honors Chinese immigrants who influenced Evanston (1870s-1930s). View authentic artifacts, including intricately carved wooden panels from 1896 from the original structure.

This 75-mile alpine traverse showcases Utah's wild Uinta Mountains and access to Kings Peak, the state's highest summit. Enjoy pristine lakes, meadows, and solitude across this challenging 7-10 day route.

This 18-hole municipal course features a wide-open front nine and elevation changes on the back. Enjoy well-maintained greens and natural terrain while preparing for Wyoming's characteristic winds.

Towering at 10,754 feet, Deadman Mountain rewards hikers with panoramic views across Utah's Uinta Range. Trek through forests and alpine meadows for a serene summit experience during wildflower season.

Housed in a 1906 Carnegie building, the Uinta County Museum preserves local history through 5,000 artifacts. Explore interactive displays like the recreated general store and working oil drilling rig model.

Though Wyoming State Hospital might be what brings you to town, perhaps you'll have a chance to explore more of Evanston while you are here.

Nestled in Utah's Uinta Mountains, Hinckley Scout Ranch offers 600 acres of authentic scouting adventures. Summer visitors develop leadership skills through hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation.