Lucin Cutoff, section of railway line Box Elder and Weber counties in Utah, United States
Lucin Cutoff is a railway line in Utah that connects two counties and features several bridges along its route. The line runs through remote terrain and displays the engineering structure of early 20th century railroad infrastructure.
The line was built in the early 1900s to create an important railroad connection. This project was part of the infrastructure development that linked the western United States together.
The area is isolated and difficult to access, so a vehicle is recommended. Visitors should prepare for limited amenities and harsh conditions.
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