The Oakley Ridge Trail is a moderate hike at only 6 miles round trip, with scenic view of the backside of the Wasatch Mountains and surrounding cities of Oakley and Kamas, Utah. Get your legs ready for a fun climb! About The
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
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,
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
The Teton Crest Trail is a 40-mile point-to-point, high-alpine route in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. It is known for its stunning views of the Teton Range, alpine lakes, meadows, and wildlife. The trail offers a challenging adventure, crossing mountain
Bridesmaids Falls is one of many waterfalls in Provo Canyon - this one will have very few people compared to its sister falls, Bridal Veil Falls. The falls are roughly 50 ft high! About DO NOT hike this in winter! This is
Popo Agie Falls, located in the Shoshone National Forest near Lander, Wyoming, is a stunning natural feature characterized by cascading waters over smooth granite rocks. It is located right outside of Sinks Canyon State Park. About Popo Agie Falls are part of
Hiking the Pritchett Canyon/Hunter Canyon Rim Loop in Moab, Utah is not only a 4x4 enthusiasts dream jeeping route, but its a great hike or trail run! About Pritchett Canyon & Hunter Canyon are both located just West of Moab, by about
Corona Arch is one of Moab's most popular trails and one of the most impressive arches in Southern Utah. From Moab, Corona Arch is closer than that of any arch in Arches National Park, and dogs are allowed (whereas in Arches NP dogs aren't allowed to hike any trails).
