Salt Lake City UTAH Hiking Trails
National Park Alexander Basin Trail
Alexander Basin is a lovely alpine basin with a trailhead just a few minutes drive from Salt Lake City. The trail is well maintained, and the going rates as relatively easy for anyone experiencing a brief brush with fitness.
Address: 6944 South 3000 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84121 | Map
Call: (801) 943-1794 | Visit Web Site
National Park Beartrap Fork
Beartrap Trail is not one of the more well known trails in the Big Cottonwood Canyon area. It can be a little hard to find the trail head and often people believe it is private property. It is a challenging trail that, as with most of the trail in the Cottonwood Canyons, is mostly an uphill grind most of the way to the top. But for those willing to trek up the Beartrap Trail, fantastic views abound and the view of Desolation Lake is incredible!
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Accommodation | National Park | Ski Resort Deer Valley Resort
Deer Valley Resort revolutionized the ski industry 27 years ago by being the first North American resort to provide the first-class service one would experience at a fine hotel. We offer luxurious amenities, such as ski valets, groomed-to-perfection slopes, on-site child care, lift ticket, lesson and rental packages and an award-winning ski school.
Address: P.O. Box 3149, Park City, Utah 84060 | Map
Call: (800) 558-3337 | Fax: (435) 645-6538 | Email | Visit Web Site
National Park Dog Lake via the Mill D North Fork Trail
This is a great trail and Dog Lake can make for a great overnight camp spot for those wanting to spend a night in the great outdoors. This is a moderate hike and the last portion of the trail get's a little steep and can have plenty of bike traffic so be prepared. Approximately 8.6 miles from the bottom of Big Cottonwood Canyon, you will arrive at the Spruces Campground, located on the South side of the road.
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