This article is a brief summary of the Population & Steets in Bear - and what it means for you. If you're interested in visiting the area, or just curious about its history, read on to learn more about this unique city. After all, it's the only Utah city with a glacier! Located just south of Big Bear City, Sugarloaf is a large residential area of approximately 12,000 people. The population was estimated to be about 10% Hispanic. The population of Sugarloaf was also reported to be 12.286 people living in their households, and 18 lived in non-institutionalized group quarters.
As of the 2010 Census, the population of Bear Mountain City was 86,416. There were 12,226 housing units, with an average density of 382.4 per square mile. About 34% of the housing units were owner-occupied, and nearly 60% were renters. The vacancy rate for owner-occupied housing units was 9.0%, and the vacancy rate for rental units was 14.0%. There were about 7,854 people living in this area, and 4,516 of them lived in non-families.
A mountain called Soda Peak is the highest mountain in the Bear River Range. This peak sits due south of Soda Springs, and to the east is Niter and Grace. It is a popular hiking spot. Hayden Survey, a noted local highpointer, first climbed it in 1879. The name of the mountain, however, comes from the Bible - Naomi was Ruth's mother-in-law.