"You'll breathe fresh, mountain air and enjoy good home-cooked meals.  All the while you'll gain new respect for the land..."

This mountainous area is rich in history.  The valley was home to the Shoshone, and later became an early Mormon outpost.  Randolph Stewart settled the area in 1870 and the town was laid out similar to historic European communities with houses centered in town on on e acre plots and the fields and pastures on the outskirts surrounding the community.  The valley still retains this picturesque style of town planning.  Randolph is a scenic 125 miles Northeast of Salt Lake City, Utah, and is conveniently served by Salt Lake International Airport.