Heber Valley Communities

Wasatch County’s Heber Valley is idyllically set between the Jordanelle and Deer Creek Reservoirs, with stunning views of Mount Timpanogos. The communities in this county, including Heber, Midway, Charleston and Wallsberg, are growing rapidly, but still retain their traditional roots. Boating opportunities abound on the reservoirs, The Homestead and Wasatch golf courses provide other diversions and the Provo River offers Blue Ribbon trout fishing throughout the scenic Heber Valley.

  • Heber City
  • Midway
  • Charleston
  • Wallsberg

Wasatch County serves as a gateway to the Park City area and its three major ski resorts, and to the Uinta Mountains, where you'll find alpine forests, lakes, streams and an extensive wilderness.

Outdoor recreation is a primary component of both the lifestyle and the economy in the Heber area. The Provo River cuts through the heart of the valley and attracts fly fishermen from around the country. Strawberry, Jordanelle and Deer Creek are three of the most popular reservoirs in Utah and provide opportunity for outstanding fishing, boating and other water sports. Wasatch Mountain and Soldier Hollow state parks are exceptional for golf during warm weather and cross-country skiing and other snow sports during winter.

Eastern Summit County Communities

  • Kamas
  • Samak
  • Oakley
  • Peoa
  • Francis
  • Woodland
  • Coalville
  • Wanship

Eastern Summit County, proud to maintain a different identity than its western, resort-oriented counterpart, offers ranching heritage, pastoral settings, abundant recreational opportunities and plenty of space to settle into. Kamas, Oakley and Peoa are located only 15 minutes from Park City. In addition to serving as gateways to the Uinta Mountains, these communities boast rural charm with a dose of small-town spunk. The scenic valley of Woodland and Francis areas, with its world-class fly-fishing waters, is growing in popularity and is now home to the developments of Wolf Creek Ranch and Victory Ranch. The county seat, Coalville, is the second-largest town in Summit Country, and is located along the Weber River between the Echo and Rockport Reservoirs.