Utah County is seeking to enhance the area surrounding Bridal Veil Falls through a land swap with the U.S. Forest Service. The county is requesting 63 acres of land near the falls, including walking trails, parking, and picnic areas, in exchange for 78 acres of land near Vivian Park. The goal of the swap is to remove obstacles to making improvements to the Bridal Veil Falls area. The county commission approved the request and authorized a letter to U.S. Rep. Mike Kennedy requesting his support. This move is part of ongoing efforts to beautify and develop the space around Bridal Veil Falls, a popular tourist destination in Utah County. The collaboration between the county and the Forest Service aims to benefit residents and visitors alike by improving access and amenities in the area. Additional information can be found at heraldextra.com.
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