The Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway is a stunning, 43-mile road that starts in Logan, UT and winds it's way through a beautiful canyon that follows the Logan River before descendng down to Bear Lake. There are 31 stops and sites along the way and this app helps you navigate each one of them. Complete with slide shows, maps, and even an interactive recreation guide, this app (created with Adobe DPS) makes navigating the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway both informative and engaging.
Cover for the Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway. Created with Adobe Edge Animate, the cover opens with a slow zoom-out effect bringing life and animation to the cover.
The app divides the canyon, which has 31 stops-and-sites throughout the drive, into 3 segments. Each one of the brown circles above takes the visitor directly to that site.
Each site contains information that is both informative and engaging. In the example above, the user can tap the image to see multiple pictures of the Spring Hollow area. By tapping on the mountin icon in the upper left hand corner, one can see a trail map. Recreational activities at this area are listed, along with a description and informative text box that the user scrolls to read more. To move to the next site, one simply scrolls up or taps on one of the brown circles in the bottom right-hand corner.
In this example, a trail map is shown for the Wind Caves.
There are 13 various recreational activities available to visitors throughout the canyon. By tapping on any one of them from the list at the left, that activities location is displayed on the map, making it both interactive and informative.
