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"I LOVE IT.
IT IS WILD WITH ADVENTURE."
Henry Starr
This website is here to help you discover and explore Historic Helper and the surrounding area.
If you have any questions or need help planning your trip, don't hesitate to get in touch with us at 385-325-0091 or fill out the contact form below. You can also message us via Facebook.
Our mailing address is PO Box 42, Helper UT 84526

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Helper, Utah, named for the "helper" steam engines used to assist trains traveling the steep grades through Price Canyon, has been called the "Hub of Carbon County." Known for its rich history, rugged scenery, and population diversity, Helper is now becoming a tourism hub due to its large artist population and beautifully restored downtown areas.
Located only 116 miles southeast of the Salt Lake City International Airport and 122 miles north of Moab, Utah, Helper is a unique destination. Those who visit Helper will find a vibrant art scene and frequent community events, including First Fridays, Helper Saturday Vibes, the Helper Arts, Music, and Film Festival, and the Christmas Town Light Parade. With a myriad of activities to choose from and small businesses for great local shopping, Helper truly has something for everyone.
Be sure to check out our calendar and Facebook page for up-to-date information on upcoming events.
March 21, 2018
Lying at the base of the towering 3000 ft high beige, grey, and pink colored Book Cliffs, sits Helper. The valley is green thanks to the Price River running directly through-- allowing for the healthy growth of Cottonwood, Russian Olives, and Chinese Elms. The sound of the occasional train and church bells fill the air....
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