Price is a city in Carbon County, Utah, United States. The city is home to Utah State University Eastern, as well as the USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum. Price is located within short distances of both Nine Mile Canyon and the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Price is noted as a mining town, as well as for its history as a religious and ethnically diverse community, very atypical for Utah. Greek, Italian, eastern European, Mexican, Japanese and many other ethnic groups made up the population of the city and surrounding towns and communities. There has historically been a wide range of religions present in these areas, including Catholic, Greek Orthodox, Protestant and Mormon.
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The Eastern Utah Tourism & History Association (EUTHA) is a privately owned and operated independent, non-profit Visitor Information and Interpretive Center complete with an educational bookstore featuring local and regional books, guidebooks, maps, rocks, t-shirts and gifts. EUTHA has written three books on the history of the area. EUTHA also offers educational history and ghost tours of local areas with knowledgeable, costumed tour guides. The Eastern Utah Tourism & History Association has a full line of brochures covering Utah and Western Colorado to help you get the most of your visit to our region.
We stopped in looking for information about Nine Mile Canyon. The folks here were unbelievably helpful, pointing out a number of places in the canyon that most visitors miss. (Thanks, guys...we found them, and wow!!) They have an excellent selection of books on local history and, for our purposes, Utah rock art. I saw some beautiful jewelry which I would have loved to spend more time checking out. They also have tours which sounded worthwhile, including haunted Price cemetery tours for the month of Halloween. (Because honestly, Halloween really lasts all month these days.) We were exhausted or we'd have signed up for one of the tours ourselves. More people should stop in here when they are in town. They'd find all kinds of things to do that they might never have known about. Very highly recommended!
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The Desert Wings Flying Field, built by Carbon County and maintained by the Desert Wings RC Club, is located near the County Fairgrounds in Price, Utah. The facility includes a 600 feet long by X 85 feet wide runway, covered and uncovered pit areas with benches, and electrical power. The runway is plowed in the winter and can be flown nearly year round. The facilities can accommodate small electric park size aircraft to 1/3 scale gas planes.
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This museum has a Hall of Archaeology, and a Hall of Paleontology as well as a delightful Discovery Area where children can dig for dinosaur bones , play in a pithouse or choose from many games, puppets and printed materials. The museum's Observation Labs enable the visitor to view the "behind the scenes" processes and speak one-on-one with a preparator. LIVE feedings of the museum "critters", an alligator, soft-shelled turtle and a monitor lizard takes place every Friday promptly at 4:00 pm. (General admission fees apply).
This museum has a high level collection on paleontology and native american finds. The displays are excellent and a joy for the visitor. We've been to similar musea in Denver, Salt Lake City and Bozeman to name a few. This museum in Price is a gem that is only limited by it size. We heard they only can show a part of their collection. We would love to see more. This was our third visit to this museum and we were glad we made it going up from Moab to Salt Lake City.
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Desert Wave Pool is a fun, safe environment to enjoy all year. Ride the waves in ten minute intervals. Can you master the indoor aqua climbing wall?
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