Hiking the Three Falls Trail in Alpine, Utah is a perfect little getaway to see several cascading waterfalls, cross several bridges, and enjoy amazing views of the Wasatch Mountains and Utah Lake. About The Three Falls Trail has two starting points: the
Hiking to Kanarra Falls offers a great Utah waterfall hike. Hike through a beautiful, accessible slot canyon, walk in the river on a hot day, and see several gorgeous waterfalls.
Spring Creek Canyon just outside of Cedar City, Utah is a slot canyon gem! About Spring Creek Canyon is an all-around lovely hike - dogs are allowed, there is a small creek that flows year round, there is very little elevation gain,
Nestled high at 8,500 feet, the East Fork Yurt offers an idyllic getaway in the heart of nature. Just 2 miles from the Trail Head, the journey to the yurt takes you along a scenic, non-motorized trail that winds through
Rattlesnake Gulch in Millcreek Canyon is one of my go-to after work hikes. You don't have to drive very far up the canyon to have great access to this moderate trail, which leads to a beautiful overlook of the Salt Lake valley. I highly recommend this as sunset hike - bring a thermos of hot chocolate or tea and sit at the overlook to enjoy the view.
Hiking the Deer Ridge Off-Leash Area (aka Alien Tower Trail)
The Deer Ridge Off-Leash Area, often referred to as the Alien Tower Trail, is a local favorite for dog owners, families, and mountain bikers looking to explore the foothills above Point of the Mountain in northern Utah. With gradual elevation gain, scenic ridge views, and a network of customizable trail options, this area is perfect for a casual outdoor adventure.
Skyridge Peak is located at an elevation of 7,385 ft at the north end of the Jordanelle Reservoir in Park City, Utah. About This small peak offers an amazing view of the Jordanelle Reservoir to the South, Park City and ski resorts
Here are my top 7 Reasons Why Winter is the best season to hike in Utah! Ever considered winter hiking? Summer trails are full with people hiking, but winter? You'll see half the people. Yes, it's cold. You'll get a little wet from snow. But so what - that's what layers are for!