Randolph

Tucked into the broad Bear River Valley of northeastern Utah, Randolph is a place whose character is shaped by open rangeland and the high-country climate of the interior West. As the county seat of Rich County, it serves a sparsely populated agricultural area close to the Wyoming and Idaho borders. Randolph was settled in 1870 by Latter-day Saint pioneers, part of the region’s enduring pattern of rural communities founded in the late 19th century. U.S. Route 89 passes through town, connecting this part of Utah with surrounding mountain and lake country. Browse additional webcams from the Bear River Valley to extend your view of northeastern Utah.

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