Hiking in Salt Lake City, UT

Catherine's Pass offers a scenic hike during the warmer months or snowshoe during the winter, traveling from the Alta Ski Area to pristine Lake Catherine.

Cecret Lake (pronounced like Secret) is located among alpine meadows in Little Cottonwood Canyon's Albion Basin. An enjoyable hike for hikers of all levels.

A strenuous high-alpine hike with huge payoffs.

A medium-to-difficult hike to one of the most rewarding summits along the Wasatch front.

Dog Lake is an idyllic little body of water, easy to reach, and a perfect hike for families or picnickers.

Tucked on the side of a 10,000 foot mountain, Bloods Lake is a fun little hike for everyone.

Bell Canyon in Sandy, Utah is a beautiful spot that offers hikers and fishermen a secluded place to visit that is close to home.

Donut Falls is one of the most popular hikes and has a unique waterfall where Big Cottonwood Creek gushes through a donut-shaped hole in the mountainside. It is a family friendly hike.

Beartrap Fork is a great, narrow uphill hike with rewarding views of Desolation Lake.

A simple, uphill hike to astonishing views of the Great Salt Lake, Salt Lake City, and the Wasatch Mountain range.

Tanner Park sits under the Wasatch Front, so the terrain is more varied than a city park and the views are incomparable.

A beautiful hike in a one-of-a-kind state park.

Red Pine is a challenging out-and-back hike in Little Cottonwood Canyon. It summits at a dramatic glacial lake.

Neff's Canyon is a trail that begins as an old jeep road and leads into the Mount Olympus Area. It is a moderate to hard hike just south of Millcreek Canyon.

White Pine is a rocky, winding trail with beautiful views of Little Cottonwood Canyon topped by a glacial lake.

Millcreek Canyon provides a wonderful taste of the mountains just 20 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City.

Moderate-to-Difficult hike to the summit of Frary Peak, the highest point on Antelope Island.