You'll enjoy mild, breezy and cool summers, a vibrantly colored fall season and winters that have proven to be very mild over this past decade. There's enough snow to enjoy snow shoeing, cross country skiing and snowmobiling but not enough to restrict access in and out of the canyon.

The canyon road is an approximate 4 percent overall grade which is why it's a Utah County favorite for those training on road bikes! Two school buses service the canyon Monday through Friday so the main canyon road is always plowed very early on winter mornings. Many canyon residents drive front wheel drive vehicles throughout the year as their primary transportation.

Two school buses come up each day. One bus drives elementary age kids while the other transports middle school through high schoolers.

Electrical power is provided by Springville City Power. Century Link provides telephone service (land line). Culinary and pressurized irrigation water is provided by Hidden Creek Water Company (best tasting water in the state!). Gas is available via owner-installed propane tanks.

Yes, please see the resources tab for these satellite servicers. With satellite internet service you can use wifi calling for cellular phone service.

Springville City limit is just a 12 minute drive from the front entry of The Cottages at Hobble Creek community. You'll find a Walgreens and Walmart in Springville and Costco just 5 minutes further at bordering Spanish Fork City. Go to www.springville.org for all things Springville City.