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NatureWatch
Welcome to the Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Wasatch, a Native American word, meaning "high mountain pass." Cache, French for “hiding place,” comes from Cache Valley, where trappers cached their furs in the early 1800s.
The Northern Utah NatureWatch Tour has been developed to educate the public about fish and wildlife and about the partners involved to improve habitat. This tour will guide you through a variety of habitats, each with different kinds of plants, mammals, birds, and fish. The tour showcases joint management of fish, wildlife, and plant resources through partnership participation. The NatureWatch Tour consists of eleven interpretive sites that are located from Hardware Ranch near Logan in the north to Causey Reservoir near Huntsville in the south.
Note: Conditions change with the weather and the seasons. Certain roads may be closed, either temporarily or for the season. Be sure to check on conditions before heading out.
- Where to Start
- The NatureWatch Program
- Lay of the Land
- Guidelines
- Interpretive Kiosk Sites
- Map of Kisosk Sites