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Fillmore Utah is located
approx 148 miles from Salt Lake City and is home to
Utah's oldest existing government building, the
Territorial Statehouse. Fillmore was the Territorial
capitol of Utah for a brief time. Because of
Fillmore's distance from the bustling activity in
Salt Lake City in 1858 it was decided to return the
capitol to its original location.
Have you ever wondered
what you could do is this little small Utah town?
Fillmore offers a variety of outdoor activities for
those seeking to experience everything from unique
desert landscapes to high elevation mountain ranges.
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To the west of Fillmore stands four extinct
Volcanoes, Black Rock, Tabernacle Hill, Red Dome and Pahvant
Butte. Each Volcano offers visitors the opportunity to explore
Lava Tubes, Lava Fields, Craters and more. To the east, ATV
enthusiast can experience the Fillmore leg of the world famous
Paiute ATV Trail System. The trail
passes through groves of aspens, spruce, juniper, sage brush
valleys and provides spectacular views of the Pahvant Valley
below. Fillmore would also be a great starting point for those
more adventurous ATVer's that would like to spend several days
exploring the 230 mile Paiute ATV Trail System which connects
with several Utah towns. Some of Fillmore's town roads are open to ATV
travel which makes it convenient for ATV travelers to access the
trail heads from the many campgrounds and hotels. Whether you
fish, hunt, ride, golf, explore or just relax, visit Fillmore and
experience all that is awaiting you.
Directions to Fillmore from Salt Lake City |
