• Roosevelt Cemetery – Many people will walk or drive to the cemetery to walk on the paths. The cemetery provides relatively flat paths with no traffic. The cemetery is well maintained and provides a peaceful atmosphere.
• Duchesne Cemetery – Residents from Duchesne will walk highway 191 up Indian Canyon to the Duchesne cemetery. The path to the cemetery crosses by the rodeo grounds and over the Strawberry River. Once you arrive at the cemetery there is a paved path that goes around the cemetery and along the creek that runs down Indian Canyon.
• Duchesne Rodeo Grounds – Residents from Duchesne will walk or drive to the Duchesne County Rodeo Grounds. At the rodeo grounds there is a trail on the North side of the Strawberry River that runs along the river for a half a mile. Duchesne City hopes to continue the trail along the river in the future. As part of the new Duchesne County Centennial Event Center on the rodeo grounds, a Strawberry Riverwalk Park and Trailhead was constructed next to the trail and river. Residents can walk a paved half-mile loop trail around the softball and baseball fields at the rodeo grounds.
• Indian Canyon Trail – At the mouth of Indian Canyon there is a two-track dirt road that residents can walk that goes up Indian Canyon. The trail has 200 feet of vertical rise and runs along the stream in the bottom of Indian Canyon for 2.25 miles to Sowers Canyon Rd (11160 South).

4.1.2 Bicycle Facilities

4.1.2.1Bike Lanes

Duchesne County has very few bike lanes in more populated areas. Where they do exist, they are on roads with adequate width to accommodate the bike lane without causing abnormal lane widths or intersection layouts. Examples of bike lanes in populated areas are in Roosevelt City on Lagoon Street near Utah State University Extension and Union High School.

4.1.2.2Wide Shoulders

Duchesne County has sporadic painted bike lanes in populated areas. There are roads with wide shoulders where users are comfortable riding along the roadway without painted bike lanes. Painted bike lanes could be easily added to some of these roads. An example of where bike lanes could be added is on State Street from Highway 121 to 1200 South. In some instances, these wide shoulders are also used for parking, thus creating a potential obstacle to adding bike lanes and still accommodating parking. The most visual example of this issue is in the Roosevelt City along Lagoon Street where the shoulders are wide but parallel parking is utilized on both sides of the roadway. Most roads outside of city and town limits do not have a large enough paved width for bike lanes.

4.1.2.3Bike Parking Facilities

Bike parking facilities exist in the downtowns of the populated areas. Facilities that do have bike racks are Duchesne Centennial Event Center, Duchesne County Library Roosevelt Branch, all the Schools, Myton Community and City Building, Roosevelt Centennial Park and Roosevelt Aquatic Center. Bike facilities are not uniform, they are not located near front doors of destination facilities or are in inconspicuous areas. Bikers often use signs, post, fences or trees to lock up bikes.

4.1.2.4Other Bike Facilities

Roosevelt City, in 2017, built a BMX pump track as part of Constitution Park. The track is well used, and the signs say that track should be maintained by riders. During soccer and baseball season kids will play