Daggett County lies in the remote northeastern corner of Utah, bordering both Wyoming and Colorado. It’s the least populated county in the state, but its small population leaves plenty of room for breathtaking scenery and outdoor adventure.

The Green River winds through dramatic canyons, making the area a favorite for rafting and other water activities. Flaming Gorge Reservoir is the county’s standout attraction, drawing anglers from far and wide with its impressive trout fishing.

Manila serves as the county seat and is a small, welcoming community. In the surrounding wilderness, elk can sometimes be easier to spot than people. The towering Uinta Mountains add to the rugged landscape and include some of Utah’s highest peaks.