Richmond, Utah · Cache County · Facility
This area includes a paved parking area adjacent to Tony Grove Lake and 3 picnic sites on the south and 3 on the east shores of the lake. There is also a short 1.3 mile nature trail around the lake. Parking is provided for visitors to the lake as well as hikers and mountain bikers travelling the trails in the area. The…
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This area includes a paved parking area adjacent to Tony Grove Lake and 3 picnic sites on the south and 3 on the east shores of the lake. There is also a short 1.3 mile nature trail around the lake. Parking is provided for visitors to the lake as well as hikers and mountain bikers travelling the trails in the area. There is no loading or unloading of livestock at this paved location and campfires are not allowed in the day use area.
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