Carbon Corridor News Release

Price, Utah – Utah’s Carbon Corridor is calling on passionate locals to help tell the story of the Corridor in a fresh and authentic way. Through a new initiative called the “Let’s Go Back Crew,” the office is seeking community ambassadors to share their personal ties to the region’s rich heritage, natural wonders, and unique way of life. 

Whether your family has deep mining roots, you’re an outdoor enthusiast who knows every hidden trail and fishing hole, an artist inspired by the dramatic landscape, or a paleontology lover fascinated by the area’s prehistoric past, the Corridor wants to hear from you. 

Selected ambassadors will become part of a year-round storytelling campaign designed to promote tourism through the eyes of those who know the area best. They are advocates for safe, sustainable, and responsible tourism to the Corridor. 

“By inviting residents to share their unique connections to this land, we’re giving visitors a chance to see the Carbon Corridor through a truly personal lens,” said Tina Grange, Tourism & Film Specialist, at the Carbon County Office of Tourism. “The initiative empowers our community to share their history, pride, and passion—and invite visitors to experience it for themselves.” 

Participants will work with the Office of Tourism to create social media content that highlights the personal connections, traditions, and experiences that make Carbon County special, following their ‘Let’s Go Back’ campaign, encouraging support for local businesses and attractions of Carbon County. 

Interested residents can learn more and express interest in joining the crew by visiting the official interest form at [www.carbon.utah.gov/lgbcrew].

“Tourism is a powerful tool for economic development when it reflects the values and stories of the people who live here,” said Shanny Wilson, Director of Economic Development & Tourism for Carbon County. “The Let’s Go Back Crew helps ensure that growth in our region is thoughtful, community-led, and rooted in the pride locals have for this place.”