Payson Canyon is located in south Utah county. The small canyon is mainly know for the Nebo Loop, hiking, fishing and mountain bike trails.

Payson celebrates its heritage through monuments such as the historic Main Street, Peteetneet Museum and Cultural Arts Center, and several Payson Historical Society markers that note houses and other sites in the city over a hundred years old. The city was the birthplace of singer-songwriter Jewel.

Payson, Utah County, is located about sixty miles south of Salt Lake City and nestles against the foothills of the southern Wasatch Range. It was colonized by a group of sixteen Mormon pioneers who settled near Peteetneet Creek in October 1850.

For the families, retirees, or any person who wants to leave the high expenses of city living, Payson is a real good option to consider with its affordable housing market.