Home to Adventure
Situated near the Mt Nebo Wilderness area in southern Utah County, Payson is close to hunting, fishing, camping and hiking. Originally Fort Peteeneet after Chief Peteeneet, a Ute chief, the same was eventually shortened to Payson. The Mormon Settlers founded one of the first free schools in Utah, the Peteeneet Academy, which is now a museum. The Academy's museum includes a unique 1901 classroom, a Victorian inner home, a historical exhibit, and two art galleries.
Looking for an amazing foliage drive this fall? Drive the Mt Nebo National Scenic Byway,
Looking for some fishing, canoeing, or camping in the summer? Visit Payson Lakes.
Each summer, Payson hosts three well-known festivals: The Scottish Festival, The Salmon Supper, and Golden Onion Days.
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