Fountain Green, Utah
Log Canyon
Fountain Green greets you as you top Salt Creek Canyon from Nephi. It began as a popular campground for Salt Creek and San Pitch travelers during the 1850’s before the Johnson’s and other families from Santaquin in Utah Valley settled it. Lying just below the Divide and Mt. Nebo, it had a green fountain “BIG SPRINGS” second to no other spring in the Sanpete Valley.
Ft. Green City Hall: 270 W 100 N, Ft. Green, UT 84632 Phone: 435-445-3453
Ft. Green City Hall: 270 W 100 N, Ft. Green, UT 84632 Phone: 435-445-3453
Lamb Days
The annual Lamb Days celebration in July draws people from all over. Activities include: Co-ed softball tournaments, youth lamb show and judging, mutton and sourdough dinner, youth talent show, fun run, chuckwagon breakfast, craft fair, parade, and fireworks.
The annual Lamb Days celebration in July draws people from all over. Activities include: Co-ed softball tournaments, youth lamb show and judging, mutton and sourdough dinner, youth talent show, fun run, chuckwagon breakfast, craft fair, parade, and fireworks.
Fish Hatchery
A Utah Division of Wildlife Resources fish hatchery is located on the northwest edge of Fountain Green and visitors are welcome to tour the facility most business days. The hatchery hosts activities during Utah’s annual Bald Eagle Day on the second Saturday in February.
A Utah Division of Wildlife Resources fish hatchery is located on the northwest edge of Fountain Green and visitors are welcome to tour the facility most business days. The hatchery hosts activities during Utah’s annual Bald Eagle Day on the second Saturday in February.