Located just above Sunrise Campground at the start of the descent out of Logan Canyon, this hike is perfect for all ages! The trail forms an easy 1.3-mile loop with a smooth walking path and a mild uphill section at the start.
Located near the base of Beaver Mountain, this 3.6-mile out-and-back trail near Garden City, Utah, offers a moderately challenging hike. On average, it takes about 1 hour and 54 minutes to complete. It’s a great choice for hikers looking for a quieter trail.
Sink Hollow is notorious for its frigid winter temperatures, but during the warmer months, it transforms into an inviting and pleasant destination. The trailhead is located near the Beaver Mountain Ski Area along Beaver Creek Road, about a 20-minute drive up Logan Canyon from Bear Lake. The hike offers a moderate 9-mile journey to a charming small lake.
Tony Grove is a picturesque mountain lake, surrounded by an array of scenic trails. Whether you’re in the mood for a leisurely loop around the lake, a scenic picnic, or a challenging 9+ mile hike, Tony Grove has something for everyone. The lake is about a 40-minute drive from Garden City.
If you’re seeking a quieter trail away from the crowds, this is the perfect choice! Start by parking at the rodeo arena in Laketown and head south on 200 E, where the road turns to dirt. Be prepared to cross the stream seven times, so you’ll definitely get wet! About halfway up, you’ll come across a reservoir, and at the top, a refreshing spring awaits. The hike is 3.5 miles one way.
Though it requires about an hour’s drive, this trail is absolutely worth the trip! A brief 0.5-mile hike leads you to the hidden gem of Bloomington Lake. The trail is easy enough for visitors to bring along paddleboards or kayaks, and for the more adventurous, a thrilling rope swing offers the chance to plunge into the refreshingly cold mountain waters!
Set out on this 12.2-mile loop trail near the Pickleville Playhouse, a popular spot for mountain biking and off-road driving. While it’s a favorite for these activities, you can still find peaceful moments during quieter times of the day. The best months to visit are from June through September.
Fish Haven Canyon is primarily designed for ATVs and RZRs rather than hikers, but it’s a fantastic area to explore if you have the opportunity. The canyon offers access to hundreds of miles of trails, and you might even find yourself venturing as far as Logan!