Vacation Rentals in Logan, Utah

Order the mouthwatering Flavored Crust pizza, along with other delicious pizza options, from Hungry Howie's. The chocolate chip cookie serves as a fantastic dessert after a tasty meal at the restaurant. And satisfy your cravings for Mexican food with authentic dishes at Javier's Mexican Food restaurant.

Head to Elements Restaurant for contemporary American and gluten-free delicacies. For rich North Italian fare, stop by Le Nonne one block from Main Street. Enjoy authentic traditional dishes in a comfy yet elegant setting.

More Italian flavors are available at Callaway's Bistro. Indulge in great seafood, steaks, and pasta like the Santa Fe Alfredo. Savor vibrant Mexican-American dishes in a train-station setup at Café Sabor and stop by Herm's Inn for lots of home-grown flavors, ideal for breakfast and lunch. As most house rentals come with fully equipped kitchens, you can also choose to self-cater on some nights.

Discover 100 years of Native American history with a stop at the American West Heritage Center. This awesome living museum also hosts the Jensen Historical Farm, which has an early 1900s set-up. Enjoy the scenes of traditional haymaking, sheep rearing, harvesting, and food preservation at the cultural hotspot.

Visitors can pay homage to Utah's early pioneers at the Logan LDS Temple, which stands today as a monument. Learn all about natural history at the Utah State University Museum of Anthropology. Look through the regularly updated collection of pottery, masks, photographs, and coins to appreciate the rich heritage of the region.

Enjoy riveting performances at the Lyric Repertory Theater on Utah State Univesity campus. Alternatively, head to the Ellen Eccles Theater on Main Street for the Utah Festival Opera. Staging classic shows, including The Pirates of Penzance and Madame Butterfly, the theater is the perfect location for an elegant night of culture.

During summer, visitors can head to the turquoise Bear Lake for boating and fishing expeditions. If you visit during winter, snowmobile adventures await you at the same destination. Take to the snowy slopes of Beaver Mountain for incredible skiing fun.

Utterly surreal sandstone cliffs are among the many highlights at Bryce Canyon National Park. The Navajo loop takes you through a rock metropolis at the Silent City, leading to a narrow slot canyon. Lace up your boots and explore the strenuous 8mi trail with hoodoo architecture at the Fairyland loop. Stop by Sunset Point and gaze at jaw-dropping views of the park.

Get close to wildlife at the Zootah at Willow Park. Crowned cranes, ring-tailed lemurs, and reindeers are among the unusual animals at this unique zoo. Mountain bike along the 7.2 mile Logan River Trail, complete with twists, turns, and dips before stepping up the adventure on the mountainous Jardine Juniper trail.

Kids love the chocolate culinary competition held during the Chocolate Festival, each February. Enjoy the sampling sessions as you help raise funds for the Logan Health Center. In March, cowboy poets entertain guests at the Cache Valley Cowboy Rendezvous. Enjoy family dances, special concerts, and top country music performances.

Little ones can stroke farm animals and enjoy pony rides during the April Baby Animal Days. If you're in town between mid-May and mid-October, make time for a Saturday morning stroll through Cache Valley Gardener's market. Try out the tasty pastries or freshly-squeezed lemonade and grab some groceries to take back to your lodging.

The Tabernacle treats guests and locals to an array of talent with free concerts at noon, from late May to early August. Check out the grueling 170mi Wasatch Back Relay in June. Watch the 24-hour relay race either from downtown Logan, the Wasatch Mountains, or Park City. And don't forget the Little Red Riding Hood Bicycle Ride cycling event held in June. Be sure to book your accommodation in advance as house rentals are in high demand during these popular events.