Mill Fork

Mill Fork is a ghost town in Utah County, Utah, situated about 12 miles east of Thistle along Spanish Fork Canyon. The settlement owed its existence to sawmill operations, and those mills played a meaningful role in supporting the construction of the railroad that passed through the canyon.

The most tangible thing a visitor will find today is the Mill Fork Cemetery, a small and well-maintained burial ground marked by a distinctive arched entrance visible from U.S. Route 6, which runs between Spanish Fork and Price. The cemetery serves as the primary landmark and lasting remnant of the community.