Discover the Rich History of Centennial Eureka Mine

Getting There

• Car

  From Cedar Valley, head south on Main Street (Utah State Route 68). Continue driving for about 8 miles until you reach the intersection with US-6. Turn left onto US-6 and drive for approximately 15 miles. You'll see signs for Eureka; follow the signs into the town. Once in Eureka, take a right onto State Route 155 (also known as Eureka Main Street) and continue for about 1 mile. Look for the turn-off to the Centennial Eureka Mine at approximately 39.9440331 latitude and -112.1226303 longitude. The mine is located just off the road, but be prepared for a short walk to explore the site.

• Public Transportation

  To get to the Centennial Eureka Mine using public transportation, start by taking a bus from Cedar Valley to Provo. From Provo, transfer to a bus that goes to Eureka. Check the local transit schedules for the most current routes and times, as they can vary. Once you arrive in Eureka, you will need to take a taxi or rideshare service to reach the mine, as it is about a mile from the main bus stop. Please be aware that public transportation options may be limited, and you should plan your trip accordingly.

• Biking

  For those who enjoy biking, you can cycle from Cedar Valley to the Centennial Eureka Mine. Start on Main Street (Utah State Route 68) heading south. The ride is approximately 12 miles and might take about 1 hour depending on your cycling speed. Once you reach US-6, take a right turn and continue until you see the signs for Eureka. After entering the town, head onto State Route 155 for the last mile. Be prepared for some uphill sections and ensure your bike is in good condition for the ride.