This 1.2 mile trail winds its way along Pine Creek, traversing several boulder ridges, through the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains. A variety of plants can be seen along this trail as well as an abundance of wildlife. A trail guide that identifies plants, wildlife, and geologic formations along the trail is available from the state park visitor center. This trail climbs just over 200 feet in elevation and is accessible from the campground, making it a perfect walk for campers spending a weekend in the park. Several short trails spur off the Pine Creek trail to make a loop across the creek on the return hike. This well-maintained trail requires a small day-use fee; parking and restrooms are available.

This 22,000-acre state park nestled in the Wasatch Mountains is loaded with miles of trails waiting to be explored. These trails climb high into the mountains offering some spectacular views of Heber Valley and the Wasatch Mountains. Several trails climb to the ridge overlooking American Fork Canyon and accessing the Great Western Trail. For detailed information, maps, and other area recreation information stop in at the Wasatch Mountain State Park Visitor Center at the entrance to the park, just off Homestead Drive in Midway (435-654-1791).

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