Beaver County offers those who live there a rural feel. Consisting of only a few towns: Beaver, Milford, and Minersville, this can be a great place to escape the city life and head out into the country.

Cache County is a hidden gem in Northern Utah with beautiful scenery. You can enjoy the larger city life, yet quickly escape out into the country in a short drive. Living in Cache County is something you wont want to miss.

Carbon County is located in the southeastern corner of Utah and is home to over 12,000 people. Carbon County is rich in mineral and energy resources and parts of Utah’s first oil field are located here. It is well-known for its outdoor recreation opportunities, especially hunting, fishing, and camping.

Davis County is home to Hill Air Force Base. Visit the Great Salt Lake and Antelope island for camping and adventure or head to Salt Lake City for sports and nightlife. Don’t be surprised when you spot some of the military’s most advanced aircraft overhead!

Emery County, Utah is a rural area located in Central Utah about 90 miles south of Salt Lake City. The county has a population of about 10,000 people and is the fifth least populous county in the state. The economy of Emery County is based on agriculture and mining. Agriculture is the primary employer in the county, with mining being the second largest source of income.

Hurricane Valley is a great place for young families, young professionals, and retirees. On the doorstep of Zion National Park, it offers a suburban rural mix that attracts many. The warmer climate allows outdoor activities most times of the year with parks and adventures in nature. Looking for a great place to live do not miss out.

Located in Southwestern Utah, Iron County has a lot to offer from farm county to city life. It is home to the Utah Shakespearian Festival and Southern Utah University. If you love the outdoors Brian Head, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Dixie National Forest are incredible places to visit.

Salt Lake County is home to the most populous locale in Utah, Salt Lake City. If you want all the amenities of city life this is the place to be. Enjoy the hopping downtown full of entertainment, professional sports team and of course Utah’s Capitol. It is a nice location close to Salt Lake International Airport and just a few miles to the mountains to experience an outdoor adventure at one of the many Ski Resorts.

Like most counties in Utah, Sanpete County offers a wide variety of outdoor activities. Being a rural community do not expect the hustle of big city life. Manti, Fairview, and Ephraim are a few cities in the area.

Sevier County, located in Central Utah, is similar to Sanpete County. From the farming communities to the small town feel, living here can be an escape from larger communities. If you love the outdoors, good people, and open space views this is the place for you.

Summit County, which is located in Northeastern Utah, offers both the outdoors many love and City living. Park City is a well known town in Summit that offers great activities year round. Just make sure you prepare for the weather!

Utah County is a great choice to live if you are in the technology field with many of the largest tech companies in Utah located here. From Lehi to Payson this fast growing area is home to a large job market and many higher education opportunities. That is not forgotten with the area still holding true to its rural heritage.

Washington County has some of the best weather in Utah and is a snowbird retreat. If you enjoy the outdoors and the red rock in Southern Utah this is the place. Home of the Ironman World Championships, World Senior Games, St. George Marathon, Red Bull Rampage, and all sorts of other extra curricular activities this one of the fastest growing communities in the nation.

Weber County, known as Utah’s manufacturing mecca, offers one of Utah’s best downtowns at Historic 25th Street and a mountain paradise in Eden Valley.  Do not miss out on an opportunity to live in Weber County.