This is a long ride for experienced bikers, a minimum of 20 miles depending on variations to the route. The ride travels through conifer and aspen forest and accesses some of Wasatch County's most scenic viewpoints. Park at the park visitor center and follow the road to the left as it climbs through Snake Creek Canyon to the ridgeline. The road then travels along the ridgeline, descending toward Cascade Springs, with Mount Timpanogos towering above and overlooking beautiful Heber Valley. Take the Cascade Springs road east to Midway and follow Midway streets back to the park entrance. The route primarily follows gravel roads and some vehicular traffic should be expected. Several side trails and jeep roads branch off this route for those wishing to do a little exploring. Check in at the park visitor center for detailed maps and exact distances.

This 22,000 acre state park is loaded with miles of trails including both single-track trails and dirt road rides. Pine Creek Canyon and Snake Creek Canyon access miles of trails that are not well marked, but perfect for the more adventurous biker that doesn't mind a little exploring. Wasatch Mountain State Park has a large campground with modern facilities for overnight stays. Maps and information are available at the state park visitor center, located at the entrance to the park, just off Homestead Drive (435-654-1791).

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