Red Butte Garden Waterfalls, near Downtown SLC

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Red Butte Garden Waterfalls, near Downtown SLC

• Can access the Garden via TRAX
• 300 Wakara Way Salt Lake City, Utah 84108
• Award winning Terrace Gardens, which contain Herb, Medicinal and Fragrance gardens
• Rose Garden, Four Seasons Garden, Creekside Gardens, Water Pavilion, and waterfalls

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Fifth Water Waterfalls, Hot Springs in Diamond Fork Canyon, near Spanish Fork

Fifth Water Waterfalls, Hot Springs in Diamond Fork Canyon, near Spanish Fork

• Natural hot spring with a series of natural and man-made pools of varying temperatures
• Located near Spanish Fork, Utah, about 10 miles south of Provo or 55 miles south of Salt Lake City
• Most people reach the Fifth Water Springs from the Three Forks Trailhead
• It is a 2.5-mile hike to the pools and the trail is a gradual uphill climb nearly all the way to the springs
• Driving Directions to the Three Forks Trailhead
• Follow I-15 south (from Salt Lake City or Provo) to the US-6 exit. Go east on US-6 approximately 11 miles and take a left turn into Diamond Fork Canyon. Follow the windy canyon road about 10 miles until you see a sign on the right side of the road for the Three Forks Trailhead. From west US-6 take a right into Diamond Fork Canyon.


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A few more waterfalls

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Battle Creek Falls, near Pleasant Grove, Utah

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Battle Creek Falls, near Pleasant Grove, Utah

• Battle Creek Canyon offers a unique experience for all visitors, providing a wide diversity of terrains, vistas, and elevation changes
• Climbs along a beautiful cascading stream to Battle Creek Falls
• Water drops hundreds of feet and sprays a cool mist to nearby travelers
• A breather pipe above the falls splashes bursts of water for children to play in
• Just above the falls, numerous trees provide shade for a quiet rest before the return hike
• This scenic waterfall is located on the eastern edge of Pleasant Grove. Follow 200 South east to the park at the end of the road. Then just hike the easy trail that follows the streambed. It is dry down near the park but picks up water after a short distance.
• Distance from trailhead to falls: 0.57 miles, 1.8 total miles
• Elevation Gain: 519 feet


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Adam's Canyon, Ogden area

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Adam's Canyon, Ogden area

• Very popular hiking trail in Davis County due to its accessibility and the scenic beauty of the beautiful 40 foot waterfall at the end of the trail
• You will climb over 500 feet in the first half mile
• After you cross the shoreline trail you will drop some to the creek level then you will rise about 800 additional feet over the next .8 mile
• Dogs are allowed
• Distance: 3.5 miles round trip
• Duration: 2–3 hours
• Elevation gain: 1,238 feet
• Skill level: Moderate
• Trailhead: To find the trail head take hwy 89 north to Layton, turn right on East 1200 North road then immediately turn right on Eastside road. Near the end of eastside road you will see a dirt parking area. This is the trail head parking.


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Zion National Park, Southern Utah, just a few of the many waterfalls during and after a rainfall

Zion National Park, Southern Utah, just a few of the many waterfalls during and after a rainfall

Emerald Pools, Zion National Park

• The most popular trail in Zion Canyon is to the Emerald Pools - two picturesque ponds along a tributary stream a short distance along a side canyon west of the river
• Follow a stream up past a sheet waterfall to the Emerald Pools
• In summer large crowds climb up to the first of the pools, take a few photographs and hurry back down without seeing any of the smaller, more hidden ponds or the large mini-lake further up, at the foot of another, much higher waterfall.
• The Trails: Cross the Virgin River via a footbridge, the path splits into the two routes, leading to the lower and middle pools; the former is the most popular as the gradient is gentler and the trail more shaded, running beneath large cottonwood trees. This follows first the river then a tributary stream, ascending to a wide overhang beneath a curving cliff face, where several elongated waterfalls flow from the pools above. The path passes behind the cascades, which create pretty rainbow-like light patterns if the sun is appropriately oriented, although the water flow dries up almost completely during summer. A short, brisk climb completes the 15 minute walk to the first pools (0.6 miles). The stream feeding them flows from the overgrown hillside beyond, through other sheltered, tree-lined pools and small waterfalls between a jumble of boulders. There is no trail past this section, but scrambling up the streamway is easy enough.
• Upper Emerald Pool: Rather fewer people continue to the upper pool - another half mile along a steeper, rockier trail with an additional 280 foot elevation gain. Beneath a high cliff of colorful, streaked Navajo sandstone lies a large pool, deep enough for swimming most of the year, a practice once allowed but now prohibited to protect water quality and aquatic life. During winter and spring a powerful waterfall cascades 150 meters into the upper pool though in summer this dries up completely.

Weeping Rock, Zion National Park

• Weeping Rock is one of the top attractions of Zion Canyon, and may be reached by a gentle, paved, quarter mile trail
• The rock is an eroded, bowl-shaped cliff face where water seeps out from the junction between two different sandstone strata (the Navajo and Kayenta layers) creating a year-round spring that nourishes hanging gardens of moss, ferns, grass and wildflowers

Other waterfalls are located in Zion NP, and especially during rainstorms nearly any cliff can be turned into a waterfall. So even if it is raining make sure you take your camera with you!

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Provo River Waterfall, Uinta Mountains

Upper Provo River Falls
• Uinta Mountains
• Three, large, impressive cascades!
• A Forest Paradise!
• 60 minutes EAST of Salt Lake City
• Great picnic area
• Excellent fishing
• Short hiking trail
• Kid and Family Friendly
• Easy boulder scrambling
• Fee area $3
From Kamas, Utah follow Highway 150 east for 24 miles to the signed Provo River Falls parking area located at mile marker 23.9.

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Mossy Cave Waterfall, near Bryce National Park, Southern Utah

Mossy Cave Waterfall, near Bryce National Park, Southern Utah

• Difficulty: This is a great family hike without much elevation change.
• Sun Exposure: Full Sun. It can be hot in the summer in the middle of the day
• Average hiking time: 1 hour
• Distance: .9 miles/1.3km round trip
• Shortly after the river, the trail branches right and left, the right fork leads to the Mossy Cave grotto
• Return back down the trail, taking the right fork the trail will pass the stream and waterfall
• Mossy Cave is found just outside the main section of Bryce Canyon, on the northern side of the park. Drive 4 miles east on Highway 12, past Highway 63 (main road to Bryce Canyon) to locate the small pull-out (on the right side of the road between mile posts 17 and 18) for the trail parking area. There is a small brown sign indicating the Mossy Cave Trail.
• From Salt Lake City travel south on Interstate 15 past Beaver to UT 20. Exit on UT 20. Turn south on UT 89 and travel past Panguitch. Follow UT 89 to UT 12. Travel along UT 12 through Red Canyon to Bryce Canyon. Turn south on UT 63 to enter the park.


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Silver Fork Waterfall, Big Cottonwood Canyon

• Wasatch Mountains
• Higher elevation (above 8000 ft.)
• Beautiful Forest area
• Hike between June - October (due to the snow levels)
• Moderate Hike (approx. 4 - 5 miles RT)
• 1500 ft. elevation gain
• Hike on an old mining road AND a single track trail
• Moose sitings
• Old Mine area and meadow before reaching the waterfall


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Mt. Timpanogos,, check out these photos!

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• 45 minutes South of Salt Lake Valley, in Utah County
• Many incredible waterfalls of all sizes found on Timpooneke AND Aspen Grove Trail
• Mt. Timpanogos is the most popular hiking destination in Utah!
• Best to hike between June - October, depending on weather conditions & snow levels
• Enjoy a 1 mile Family Friendly hike OR hike to the summit (approx. 15 mile hike)
• Incredible Scenery every step of the way!
• Watch for Wildlife and Wildflowers!


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