Lehi

Lehi has served as an agricultural settlement in Utah Valley since the mid-19th century. The city lies on the northern side of Utah Lake, where the broad valley rises toward the Traverse Mountains and the Wasatch Front. Its farming past remains visible at Lehi Roller Mills, a working flour mill established in 1906 and featured in the 1984 film Footloose. Today, Lehi is also part of Utah’s expanding technology corridor, while nearby Thanksgiving Point brings together gardens, museums and family attractions. This is a place where lake country, suburban growth and the mountain front meet. Browse other webcams across Utah Valley and the Wasatch Front to place Lehi in a wider geographic context.

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