Ephraim is in Central Utah. In the spring of 1854, some residents of Manti went north to Cottonwood Creek and were later joined by settlers uprooted from Allred's settlement (Spring City) and recent immigrants from Denmark.

The settlers hauled rocks and constructed a fort approximately a square block in size. This was the start of the town of Ephraim, getting its name from one of the tribes of Israel mentioned in the Old Testament. The security of the fort drew a diverse group of settlers to the area, Danes, Swedes, and Norwegians. The Black Hawk Indian War was most destructive and the longest pioneer-Indian conflict in Utah History. Even through constant difficulties Ephraim managed to survive.

Get in

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Ephraim is approximately 1.5 hours from Salt Lake City. To get to Ephraim from the north, take I-15 Exit 225 at Nephi and go East on Highway 132 up the canyon. At the junction with Highway 89 head south.

To get to Ephraim from the South, take I-70 Exit 56 at Salina and follow Highway 89 north.

  • 1 Snow College, 150 East College Ave, +1 435 283-7000. Recitals, concerts, athletic events. Snow College (Q7548203) on Wikidata Snow College on Wikipedia
  • The Arapeen ATV Trail System. 350-mile Off-Highway Vehicle Trail System.
  • Maple Canyon Conglomerate rock climbing. West of Moroni
  • Ephraim Co-op, 96 North Main, +1 435 283-6654. Craft and gift store.

Sleep

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Iron Horse Motel

Go next

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Routes through Ephraim
Salt Lake City Spring City  N  S  Manti Richfield
Nephi Moroni  N  S  END


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