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Midway was settled in the 1860s by Swiss immigrants who looked at the Wasatch and saw home. A century and a half later the valley still feels held — alfalfa fields, stone cottages, the Provo River running cold through town, mountains on every side. People who land here tend to stay. They come for a weekend at the Crater, a round at Soldier Hollow, a Swiss Days afternoon — and find themselves looking at real estate by Monday. That's the quiet thing Midway does. It feels like a place that's been waiting for you.