Fall hiking has got to be one of the most beautiful ways to see all the leaves change and the beauty of fall nature. We are super lucky to have all four seasons here in Utah, and also to have access to prime spots to soak it all in. The key is knowing where these spots are. Whether you are an avid hiker or are more of a leisurely hiker, there is a hike for you. Here are some of my favorites located practically in our back yards.
Donut Falls – Big Cottonwood Canyon
Blood Lake – Guardsman Pass, Big Cottonwood Canyon
Mill Creek Pipeline Trail – Mill Creek Canyon
Bell’s Canyon – Sandy
Ensign Peak – Salt Lake City
The Living Room – Salt Lake City
Bonneville Shoreline Trail – Salt Lake City
Mt. Olympus Summit – Wasatch
University of Utah Block U – Salt Lake City
Waterfall Canyon – Ogden
Adams Canyon – Layton
Lake Mary – Big Cottonwood Canyon
Frary Peak – Antelope Island
(Photo Credit: Ellie Briggs)
Cecret Lake – Big Cottonwood Canyon
Crimson Trail – Logan Canyon
Stewart Falls – Sundance/ Provo