Cache County

Clarkston (pop. 690) is located just east of Highway 15 near the Idaho border in northern Utah.

Cornish (pop. 260) is located near the Idaho border east of Highway 15 in north central Utah.

Hyde Park (pop. 2,960) is a town located in Cache County in the area of Logan.

Hyrum (pop. 6,450) is the third-largest town in Cache County.

The Hyrum City Museum features dynamic exhibits on minerals, agricultural tools, dinosaurs and the settlement of the town.

Hyrum State Park is on a 450-acre lake in the town of Hyrum in Cache County in northern Utah. It has boating, fishing, and camping opportunities.

Lewiston (pop. 1,900) is an agricultural community in the Cache Valley in northern Utah. It was settled in 1870.

Visitors can use Mendon (pop. 900) as a base to hike the Wellsville Mountain area in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The town is located 10mi/13km west of Logan in the northern area of the state. The trailhead is located 2mi/3.2km west of town on Highway 300.

Newton (pop. 700) is located northwest of Logan near the Idaho border in the northern area of Utah.

The fast-growing town of North Logan (pop. 6,700) is located in Cache County in northern Utah.

The town of Paradise (pop. 760) was founded by the Mormons in 1860. It is located in Cache County in northern Utah.

Providence (pop. 4,400) is the fifth-largest town in Cache County in northern Utah.

The Cache County Library in Providence is located at 15 North Main. It is the main library for Cache County and opened in 1996.

The town of Richmond (pop. 2,000) is located in Cache County near the Idaho border in northern Utah. It was settled in 1859.

Smithfield (pop. 7,800) is the largest town in Cache County in northeatern Utah. It was settled in 1859.

Trenton (pop. 450) is between Lewiston and Newton on Highway 23 in the northern area of Utah near the Idaho border.

Wellsville (pop. 2,700) is a town in Cache County in northern Utah. It features old rock houses and a Mormon church built in 1902.