This primitive trail climbs through oak and maples, making for a stunning fall hike when the colors along these foothills come alive. The trail ascends to the ridgeline where scenic views overlook Midway and the park golf course. Although the loop is only three miles, the hike is considered moderate to difficult due to a significant climb in elevation. Wildlife is common in this area and remember, moose always have the right-of-way! The trail is located adjacent to the WMSP Visitor Center, stop in for directions.

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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