Roadside Attractions in Corinne

1 place worth pulling over for in Corinne, Utah, with what each one actually is, what it costs and how long to give it.

Spiral Jetty

Corinne, Utah

Created by Robert Smithson in 1970, Spiral Jetty is a legendary earthwork sculpture consisting of a 1,500-foot coil of black basalt rocks stretching into the Great Salt Lake. Depending on water levels, it can be completely submerged or brilliantly encrusted with white salt crystals. It is a masterpiece of land art that beautifully interacts with its changing environment.

Planning the stop

It's free to visit. Hours and admission come from each attraction's own page, along with parking and directions.

Also worth a stop in Utah

Thistle Ghost Town

Spanish Fork, Utah

Thistle is a haunting ghost town drowned by a massive landslide in 1983 that dammed the Spanish Fork River. Today, visitors can view the eerie ruins of partially submerged houses and collapsed structures from the highway. It stands as a silent, powerful reminder of nature's sudden destructive force.

Grafton Ghost Town

Rockville, UT

Step back into the Old West at this remarkably preserved 19th-century pioneer settlement. Famous as a filming location for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, it features a restored schoolhouse, rustic log cabins, and a historic cemetery.

Big John Giant Coal Miner

Helper, Utah

Standing 28 feet tall, Big John is a towering fiberglass tribute to the coal miners who built the historic town of Helper. Originally erected in 1964, this impressive Muffler Man variant stands holding a giant shovel outside the civic center. It remains one of Utah's most beloved and photographed roadside giants.

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