Utah Hiking Trails

Are you looking for a new place to hike in Utah? Why not try some of these hiking trails in Utah submitted by other hikers.

Utah Trail Reviews

	Hike Name - Region	Rating	Length
1.	Boxelder Trail - north		6
2.	Buckskin Gulch - south		20+/-
3.	Cherry Creek - Tony Grove - north		9
4.	Cherry Peak Trail - north		3.5
5.	Chinle Trail - southwest		8.1
6.	Forsyth / Whipple Trail - southwest		23
7.	Grandeur Peak from Church Fork - north		2.75 one way
8.	Granite Lakes/Lake Catherine/Sunset Peak - northeast		3.6
9.	Highline trail - northeast		80
10.	Highline Trail - northeast		78
11.	Indian Creek/Bull Mountain - northwest		12
12.	Kings Peak - northeast		32
13.	Kolob Arch (Zion National Park) - southwest		16
14.	Lake Blanche - north		6
15.	Little Wild Horse Canyon - for Kids - southeast		5
16.	Lofty Lake Trail - northeast		4-5
17.	Lone Peak (Via Bells Canyon) - north		8
18.	Lone Peak Via Bells Canyon - central		16
19.	Lower Bells Canyon 2003 - north		2
20.	Moab Rim - southeast		8
21.	Mount Timpanogos - central		7
22.	Mt. Superior - north		6
23.	Nate Dubs Trail - east		8,000
24.	Red Castle Lakes via Bald Mountain Trail - northeast		26 round trip
25.	Red Castle Squaw Pass Loop - northeast		36
26.	Red Creek Overpass - northeast		52
27.	Red Pine Lakes - north		6
28.	Riggs Spring Loop - southwest		8
29.	Rock Canyon - central		5
30.	Sound of Silence Trail - northeast		3
31.	The Maze (Canyonlands N.P) - south		44
32.	The Needles District (Canyonlands N.P.) - southeast		14
33.	Tony Grove Lake to High Creek Campground - northeast		10
34.	Zion Narrows - southwest		16
	Hike Name - Region	Rating	Length

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