History in
Bridger Valley
Bridger Valley is literally at the crossroads of history. Mountain men, trappers, pioneers, religious outcasts, railroads, and automobiles have each left their mark as they converged here. Discover different ways to explore and enjoy the history that is rich in our valley.
Trails Blazed by Those Who Came Before Us
Those who came before us were, often without knowing it, trailblazers. Thousands of people have had an impact on Bridger Valley, and many have left their mark. Discover the many historical sites and resources available in our valley. Just click one of the links below and you can discover more about the rich history of Bridger Valley.
Fort Bridger SHS
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Fort Supply
As groups of pioneers moved westward, they sought to establish way stations that could help in that movement. One such way station was the short-lived Fort Supply, located to the southwest of present-day Mountain View.
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Piedmont Kilns
Just to the west of Bridger Valley is a real Old West ghost town. Piedmont is slowly passing into history, but the Piedmont Kilns provide a fascinating glimpse into the economic history of the area.
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Lincoln Highway
The Lincoln Highway was the first transcontinental highway, initially consisting of little more than rutted dirt roads. The historic highway runs through the heart of Uinta County and was pivotal to Bridger Valley.
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Heritage Museum
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More to Explore
Fort Bridger
Step back into the Old West and discover a small town with an outsized effect on the westward growth of America.
Lyman
Lyman is your family destination for fun and adventure. Explore small-town America with a friendly western atmosphere.
Mountain View
Dubbed the Gateway to the High Uintas, Mountain View is a great place to visit and base your explorations of Bridger Valley.