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Top Ten Hikes in Utah

Zion National Park
Zion National Park

In the Kolob Canyons section of Zion National Park, the trailhead for the 14-mile round-trip hike to enormous Kolob Arch is accessible off I-15, 18 miles south of Cedar City. Other trails are also available.

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Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park

Our favorite hikes in Bryce Canyon National Park. Rim Trail. The Rim Trail at Bryce Canyon is a decent-sized, but fairly easy hike - with less than 200 feet of elevation gain - that spans the rim of the amphitheater...(more)

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Arches National Park
Arches National Park

From Utah's famous icon, Delicate Arch, to other surreal features, Arches National Park offers a plethora of hiking trails for visitors of all ability levels. Intertwining trails allows visitors to see many of the park's 2,000 sandstone arches up close and personal within a few days.

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Moab
Moab

Best seasons for hiking this Jurassic landscape of the most beautiful desolation you’ll ever encounter? Spring and fall. During the summer months, seek out shady canyons (check the weather for flash flood warnings); during the winter, pray you get to witness the most gentle snowfall on red rock country. Full list of Moab hiking trails.

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Canyonlands National Park
Canyonlands National Park

8 great hikes in Canyonlands National Park . Utah's largest national park spans 527 square miles, with 3 districts.

Capitol Reef National Park
Capitol Reef National Park

All the information you need to plan a visit to Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. Find things to do, places to stay, entrance fees, and more. See a list of the best hikes and view a photo gallery. Access exclusive deals and packages for hotels and guided activities.

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Escalante
Escalante

Spooky Gulch is a short slot canyon hike in the Grand Staircase-Escalante area, located on the Hole-in-the-Rock Road, 26 miles south of the town of Escalante. Learn More. Coyote Gulch. Located in the vast Grand Staircase-Escalante desert, Coyote Gulch is a winding, semi-narrow canyon that snakes its way down through incredible red rock. Learn More.

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Uinta Mountains
Uinta Mountains

Searchable listings of Uinta Mountains hotels, motels, resorts, bed & breakfast, and more. Searchable listings of Uinta Mountains RV parks and campgrounds. Searchable listings of Uinta Mountains restaurants, bars, diners, and more.

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Bryce
Bryce

Our favorite hikes in Bryce Canyon National Park Rim Trail. The Rim Trail at Bryce Canyon is a decent-sized, but fairly easy hike - with less than 200 feet of elevation gain - that spans the rim of the amphitheater...

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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Hiking Trails Salt Lake City’s outdoor access is legendary. There are hiking trails 10 minutes from downtown, 15 minutes from your kid’s soccer practice and 30 minutes from an international aiport.

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Park City
Park City

Located in the heart of Park City with over 450 acres of open space and 15 miles of trails. Click here to view map. Park City Mountain Trails. Click hereto view Park City Mountain's summer trails map. Ambush Trail. Mixed use. More difficult. 1200 feet of elevation gain.

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St. George
St. George

St. George Hiking Trails Because winters are mild in St. George, hiking is pleasant year-round. Spring and fall are ideal times to hike, and many winter days are very pleasant.

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Ogden
Ogden

Click here for more information about Ogden and the surrounding area. see location on the map The Ogden area offers an abundance of great hiking trails, leading to mountain-top vistas, waterfalls and other scenic attractions.

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Snow Canyon State Park
Snow Canyon State Park

Welcome to Snow Canyon State Park Explore the trails and dunes of beautiful Snow Canyon on foot, bike, and horseback. Camp in the peaceful campground surrounded by ancient lava flows and red Navajo sandstone.

Kanarraville
Kanarraville

The Kanarraville Canyon Falls Trailhead is due east of the town of Kanarraville. From Cedar City, take 1-15 South and then exit at Kanarraville. From Kanarraville, you can either park at City Hall and walk to the trailhead (which will tack almost 1.5 miles more on to your hike), or take 100 North.

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Alta
Alta

Description. The historic ski town of Alta, Utah, offers fantastic hiking opportunities for summertime visitors in a rugged mountain setting rich with wildflowers, alpine lakes, and classic Wasatch views.

Logan
Logan

Explore the most popular hiking trails near Logan with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

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Antelope Island
Antelope Island

Antelope Island Hike, mountain bike or horseback ride the park's backcountry trails for spectacular views of lake and island scenery; sp... Bear Lake Minerals suspended in the waters of Bear Lake create its spectacular aqua-blue color.

Cedar Breaks National Monument
Cedar Breaks National Monument

If you just hike to the Spectra ... miles to the lower trailhead at the 7-mile marker on Utah Highway 14 east of Cedar ... Cedar Breaks National Monument: ...

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Springdale
Springdale

hike has two parts, one which is a long walk of 3.5 miles steep slope with a well built trail. after that comes the part were you have to climb a strenuous mountain all the way till top. the hike is a experience in itself. take lots of water and good food to keep you going.

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Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area

Hiking Trails. The Red Cliffs Desert Reserve offers a variety of hikes ranging from very easy to very strenuous. The eastern reaches include the highly recommended Red Cliffs Nature Trail and the Babylon area.

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Dixie National Forest
Dixie National Forest

Set in front of a giant canyon wall lined with trees, Blind Lake is cool and clean. The perfect place to rest and take in all of Southern Utah's natural beauty. The lake is very large and there were even snow banks remaining in May.

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Salt Lake Valley
Salt Lake Valley

Salt Lake City Hiking Trails Salt Lake City’s outdoor access is legendary. There are hiking trails 10 minutes from downtown, 15 minutes from your kid’s soccer practice and 30 minutes from an international aiport.

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Provo
Provo

Some of Utah's most popular mountain trails are found in the Provo/Utah valley area, including Mount Timpanogos, Mount Nebo and Stewart Falls.

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Kodachrome Basin State Park
Kodachrome Basin State Park

Hike along park nature t... Flight Recreation Area Utah State Parks and Recreation and the Utah Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association (UHGPGA) are partnering to preserv... Fremont Indian and Discover artifacts, petroglyphs, and pictographs left behind by the Fremont Indians.

American Fork
American Fork

Veri nice hike with beautiful views and nice trails. It took us about 2 hours from the trailhead to the Lake at the top but we were stoping very often to take photos. We even encounter a Moose grazing about 50 yards from the trail.

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Goblin Valley State Park
Goblin Valley State Park

Hiking in Goblin Valley Goblin Valley State Park presents a fun and unique experience for those who wish to explore on foot. The Valley of Goblins, our most well known attraction, spans nearly three square miles and is a free-roaming area that can be explored at your leisure.

Dead Horse Point State Park
Dead Horse Point State Park

The Dead Horse Point Overlook Trail (200 feet one way, very easy) This is the main attraction of Dead Horse Point State Park. From the overlook parking lot, a short paved pathway leads to breathtaking views of the Colorado River and adjacent canyon country some 2,000 feet below.

Kanab
Kanab

Things to Do in Kanab, Utah: See TripAdvisor's 6,346 traveler reviews and photos of Kanab tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in June. We have reviews of the best places to see in Kanab.

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Albion Basin
Albion Basin

At Albion Basin, wildflowers you will see include lupine, Indian paintbrush, American bistort, sunflowers, fireweed, and many more! Drive to the very top of Little Cottonwood Canyon and park at the Albion Grill. There is a trail just behind the Grill that takes you through a variety of wildflowers and offers great mountain views.

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Monument Valley
Monument Valley

The Monument Valley area is huge and diverse, with landscapes ranging from sandy desert to forested mountains and deep canyons. Hiking opportunities here are also diverse. Many trails do have one thing in common - they lead to impressive ancient Anasazi structures and rock art.

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Boulder
Boulder

The views from UT Highway 12 (the Boulder Mountain Highway) are spectacular enough to gain it recognition as one of the ten most scenic highways in America. The views from the rim of Boulder Top, 2,000 feet higher, are even more spectacular.

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Pine Valley
Pine Valley

The wild Cliffrose is one of Pine Valleys treasures. It takes quite some time to reach the top but well worth the hike. Not for a first time hiker or young ones.

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Dark Canyon Wilderness
Dark Canyon Wilderness

Dark Canyon Wilderness Trip Overview: The Dark Canyon Wilderness, south of Canyonlands National Park, offers beautiful forest and desert scenery, Indian ruins, and peace and solitude. **This five- to seven-day trip is only for experienced backpackers.

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Torrey
Torrey

This hike is short and sweet and right off the roadway. While it was a quick intro to Capitol reef, it seemed like the real heart of the park was to the west of this area—wish we had chosen something among the deep red rock formations.

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Alpine
Alpine

The views on top of Timp, and the Alpine mountains - were incredible. One of my new favorite hikes! Also - the road from Tibble Fork to Granite Flat campground is now open.

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Brighton
Brighton

Request Free Travel brochures for Brighton Ski Resort. Travel articles related to Brighton Ski Resort… Transportation companies, driving directions and more for Brighton.

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Payson
Payson

The All Trails directions to the trail head have you starting at the gravel parking lot off the main road. However you want to head up the side road towards Winward reservoir. If your driving up from the Payson area, there is no sign indicating the parking area is the road u want. Check your map closely.

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Paria
Paria

Paria Canyon and Buckskin Gulch Buckskin Gulch is a long slot canyon tributary to Paria Canyon. It is managed as wilderness and regarded as one of the world's best hiking destinations. It is managed as wilderness and regarded as one of the world's best hiking destinations.

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Farmington
Farmington

Explore the most popular trails near Farmington, Utah with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

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Pleasant Grove
Pleasant Grove

This hike is 78% of the elevation gain of summiting Timpanogos via the Timpooneke Trail, just to give you some perspective. My date and I summited in just under 3 hrs and descended in 1. It was a KILLER pace for us since it was our first real hike of the season.

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Draper
Draper

Find over 482 of the best hiking routes in Draper. Maps, races, & running clubs in Draper, UT. Track & analyze your hikes.

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Orderville
Orderville

Hiking-Orderville Gulch Even more narrow than the Zion Narrows, Orderville Gulch is a prime example of Zion beauty. Higher up in the gulch, the walls are not so narrow, or so tall, but as hikers descend towards the Virgin River, the walls begin to tower overhead, closing in until at some places, they are just 10 feet apart.

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Millcreek
Millcreek

Drive east on 3800 south towards Mill Creek Canyon. Turn south at the 4-Way stop sign onto Parkview Dr to Parkview Terrace and turn east. The second street heads south leading you to White Park, at the end of the road is the trailhead. Neff's Canyon Trail is a 3.5 mile hike or backcountry ski trail.

Hanksville
Hanksville

Excellent, beautiful hike and a great introduction to non-technical slot canyons. We were two adults with a 40 pound dog and consumed about 1.5 gallons of water on a hot, late May day. We started at 8 am and finished around 1 pm, with stops for snacks and lunch. We went up LWH, which was a fun and beautiful slot canyon, and down Bells.

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La Verkin
La Verkin

La Verkin, UT Trails and Parks La Verkin has 3 trails in the vicinity, including 2 for birding and 1 for scenic drives. These trails range from 0 to 60 miles in length.

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Toquerville
Toquerville

Toquerville Falls is an oasis in the desert that is best found by truck, SUV, or ATV. The road is rough, but well worth the trip. The views are spectacular on the drive, and the waterfalls are great to look at and play in.