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Enepitsi (Ghost) Trail

ENEPITSI (GHOST) TRAIL – SANTA CLARA RIVER RESERVE

ENEPITSI (GHOST) TRAIL – Santa Clara River Reserve

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 1.2 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Enepitsi Trail in the Santa Clara River Reserve is a nice, family friendly stroll that takes you right down into the Santa Clara River bottoms. You will start at the Tukupetsi trail head, which is a dirt single track, and then you will fork to the left and follow an old dirt road down into the river bottoms. Because of the proximity to water, the plants are all big and lush, and is a beautiful walk! As you walk along and admire the foliage, don’t forget to keep your eyes open for the petroglyphs that spot the sides of the cliff face. They are everywhere along the trail, but are easy to miss if you don’t climb up next to the rocks. You will also see some up high along the top of the cliff if you keep your eyes peeled. Go enjoy some of Southern Utah’s natural history, and always remember to treat them with respect so future visitors will have the same opportunity to enjoy them! Review this before you go!

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
1.2 miles
Average Hike Time
1 hour
GPS Coordinates
37°08’07.6″N 113°40’20.1″W
Property Management
Bureau of Land Management
Distance from St George
8 Miles (18 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
No facilities available
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes
Bikers Allowed
Yes
Equestrian Allowed
Yes
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Fall, Winter
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
No cost
Water Sources Available
No water available. 1 Water Bottles per person recommended. Santa Clara River runs along the trail, but do not drink without purifying.
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike
Trail Conditions
Dirt single track, old dirt road
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees and rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Petroglyphs
Family Friendly
Short Hike
Beautiful Views
Plenty of Shade Available

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on Bluff Street for 2.1 miles and turn left onto Sunset Blvd. Continue 4.5 miles through Santa Clara, and as you head up the hill toward Ivins, take the first left. This road will quickly turn to dirt and should lead you down, across a wash and to a large parking area for the trail head. Tukupetsi Trail head is across the street from the parking area. Get on the trail and go left for a few hundred feet until you see the trail marker for Enepitsi. Have a great time!

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Enepitsi (Ghost) Trail

Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

Pa'rus Trail - Zion National Park

Silver Reef Trail - Red Cliffs Recreation Area

Warner Valley Dinosaur Tracks

Children's Forest at the Kiln

Pioneer Names - Snow Canyon State Park

Secret Petroglyphs Canyon Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Lower - Zion National Park

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April 9, 2018/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

ZION CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL – ZION NATIONAL PARK

ZION CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL – Zion National Park

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Distance: 1 mile round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Zion Canyon Overlook Trail is a fun way to experience the thrill of Zion National Park without riding the shuttle or dealing with the herds of people at the visitors center. This is a family friendly hike, but you’ll want to keep your kids close as there are many ledges and drops. There are incredible views into Pine Creek canyon for the first 1/2 mile, and then into Zion Canyon, at the overlook. You will climb staircases cut into the rock face, pass over the bridge that hangs out over the expanse and enjoy vistas of the wide open canyon. Bring your camera, because you will want to capture these views for keepsakes!

Difficulty Level
Moderate
Round Trip Length
1 mile
Average Hike Time
1 hour
GPS Coordinates
37°12’48.1″N 112°56’26.5″W
Property Management
Zion National Park
Distance from St George
47 Miles (1 hour 12 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Vault toilets available
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Private Vehicle: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Admits private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Motorcycle: Valid for 7 days. – $25.00

Admits one non-commercial motorcycle to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Per Person: Valid for 7 days. – $15.00

Admits one individual with no car to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas. Typically used for bicyclists, hikers and pedestrians. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.

Non-Commercial Organized Groups: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Organized groups such as Scouts, Clubs, Youth Groups, Churches, Reunions, etc. that do not qualify for an Academic Fee Waiver are charged as follows: $30.00 Non-commercial vehicles with a vehicle capacity of 15 or less. $15.00 per person Non-commercial vehicles with a capacity of 16 or greater. Fees will not exceed the commercial fee for the same-sized vehicle. Youth 15 and under are free. Individuals or families with any valid Annual or Lifetime pass may use their pass for entry at the per person

Zion Annual Pass: Valid for 12 months from purchase date – $50.00

Admits the pass holders and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (14 passenger capacity or less) to Zion National Park.
Water Sources Available
No water available. 1 Water Bottle per person recommended.
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Slick rock and dirt single track
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees and rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 3 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Amazing Views of Zion Canyon
Family Friendly
Short Hike

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Angels Landing

Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

Pa'rus Trail - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Upper - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Middle - Zion National Park

Secret Petroglyphs Canyon Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Lower - Zion National Park

Riverside Walk (Gateway to the Narrows)

Weeping Rock - Zion National Park

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January 1, 2018/2 Comments/by Hike St George

Family Friendly Hikes, Hike Difficulty: Easy, Hiking 2-5 Miles, Zion National Park

Pa’rus Trail – Zion National Park

PA’RUS TRAIL – ZION NATIONAL PARK

PA’RUS TRAIL – Zion National Park

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 3.5 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Pa’rus Trail is one of the best, and often overlooked hiking trails in Zion National Park. This is a paved trail that begins next to the Watchman Campground and follows the river for just under 2 miles and ends at the Canyon Junction tram stop. This is a great trail to beat the crowds at the tram terminal! The views along this pathway are incredible, and for those looking for great photo ops, there are many along this route. The trail crosses the river several times and meanders through the incredible landscape of Zion Canyon.

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
3.5 miles
Average Hike Time
1-2 hours
GPS Coordinates
37°12’06.6″N 112°59’12.5″W
Property Management
Zion National Park
Distance from St George
50 Miles (1 hour 10 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Flushing toilets located at the Visitor’s Center
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes. Must be kept on 6 foot leash at all times.
Bikers Allowed
Yes
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Private Vehicle: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Admits private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Motorcycle: Valid for 7 days. – $25.00

Admits one non-commercial motorcycle to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Per Person: Valid for 7 days. – $15.00

Admits one individual with no car to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas. Typically used for bicyclists, hikers and pedestrians. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.

Non-Commercial Organized Groups: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Organized groups such as Scouts, Clubs, Youth Groups, Churches, Reunions, etc. that do not qualify for an Academic Fee Waiver are charged as follows: $30.00 Non-commercial vehicles with a vehicle capacity of 15 or less. $15.00 per person Non-commercial vehicles with a capacity of 16 or greater. Fees will not exceed the commercial fee for the same-sized vehicle. Youth 15 and under are free. Individuals or families with any valid Annual or Lifetime pass may use their pass for entry at the per person

Zion Annual Pass: Valid for 12 months from purchase date – $50.00

Admits the pass holders and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (14 passenger capacity or less) to Zion National Park.
Water Sources Available
Water available at Visitor’s Center. 2 Water Bottles per person recommended
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Flat, Paved Trail
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees and rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Beautiful Waterfalls
Family Friendly
Short Hike
Beautiful Views
Plenty of Shade Available

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trail Head. From St George, head north on I-15 for about 18 miles and take exit 27 to Toquerville. Turn right on UT-17 and follow it for 6 miles. Turn left onto UT-9 and follow it for approximately 20 miles until you come to the park entrance. If parking is full inside the park, you can park in the town of Springdale and ride the shuttle up to the park. Once you pass through the pay booth, take an immediate right and follow the signs for general parking around the Visitor’s Center. Walk past the tram lines and up toward the campground. There will be signs pointing you to the trail head.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Angels Landing

Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

Pa'rus Trail - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Upper - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Middle - Zion National Park

Secret Petroglyphs Canyon Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Lower - Zion National Park

Riverside Walk (Gateway to the Narrows)

Weeping Rock - Zion National Park

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November 10, 2017/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Silver Reef Trail – Red Cliffs Recreation Area

SILVER REEF TRAIL – RED CLIFFS RECREATION AREA

SILVER REEF TRAIL – Red Cliffs Recreation Area

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 0.3 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Silver Reef Trail is a fun, short trail that weaves right through the Red Cliffs Recreation Area camp ground up to a lookout point. This is a fun trail for families of all ages. Not only is the beauty of the surrounding area a huge payoff, there are also dinosaur tracks along the way that are exciting for every explorer! There are two areas with dinosaur tracks and you have to look closely or you’ll walk right over the ones on the way to the look out point! Whether you stay in the campground and go for a walk, or make a special trip, this trail does not disappoint!

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
0.3 miles
Average Hike Time
30-45 mins
GPS Coordinates
37°13’29.5″N 113°24’18.5″W
Property Management
Bureau of Land Management / Red Cliffs Desert Reserve
Distance from St George
16 Miles (25 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Vault toilets available in campground
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes. Must be on leash at all times.
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Fall, Winter
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
$5.00 Parking Fee

Pay fees at the self-pay station near the entrance to the campground. You may use Federal Interagency Annual, Access, and Senior Passes for day use fees. Stop by the self-pay station for more information.
Water Sources Available
1 Water bottle recommended per person. Potable water in campgrounds and in picnic area.
Camp Sites
10 Campsites available on first come, first served basis. Stays are limited to 14 days. Camping is restricted to the developed campground. No dispersed camping is allowed.
Trail Conditions
Well maintained single track
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 3 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Dinosaur Tracks
Family Friendly
Short Hike

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trail Head. Take Interstate 15 north to Exit 22. At the end of the off-ramp, turn right onto Old Highway 91. Travel south 2 miles and turn right. Continue under two freeway tunnels (tunnels restrict vehicle size to less than 12 feet in height and width) and follow the paved road for 1.3 miles into the campground.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Church Rocks

Silver Reef Trail - Red Cliffs Recreation Area

Red Reef Trail (Lower) - Red Cliffs Recreation Area - Leeds, UT

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November 8, 2017/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Warner Valley Dinosaur Tracks

WARNER VALLEY DINOSAUR TRACKS

WARNER VALLEY DINOSAUR TRACKS – Hurricane, UT

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: .4 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Warner Valley Dinosaur Tracks are some of the most impressive in the area! There are at least three different types of dinosaur tracks evident in the rock strata. According to the archeologists who have studied the area, there are over 400 fossilized tracks! Not only is this a fun and easy hike with great historical value, but the area is shockingly beautiful! On your drive you will pass flaming red mountains and colorful clay filled rolling hills. The tracks are just a short walk from the parking lot! The trail heads up a small rise and then drops into a dry wash. The dry wash leads down to the dino tracks!

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
.4 miles
Average Hike Time
Hike time: .5 hour
Exploration time: .5-1 hour
GPS Coordinates
37°01’23.2″N 113°22’01.7″W
Property Management
Bureau fo Land Management
Distance from St George
25 Miles (35 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
No facilities available
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
No cost
Water Sources Available
No water available. 1 Water Bottles per person recommended
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, dispersed camping available in area
Trail Conditions
Dirt packed single track
Sun Exposure
Total sun exposure on trail

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Dinosaur Tracks!
Family Friendly
Short Hike
Beautiful Views
Geological Wonders

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head south on I-15 for about 4 miles and take the Southern Parkway (exit 2). Turn left and head east on on the Southern Parkway and follow it for about 10 miles. Take the Warner Valley Rd exit 7. Follow Warner Valley Rd for about 8 miles (dirt road is bumpy in areas, passable by car, but not recommended in wet conditions). You’ll see a sign that points forward to the Dinosaur Tracks. Continue for about .5 mile and you will cross over a cattle guard. Make an immediate left up the road that follows the fence line. A couple hundred yards up the road is the parking lot and trailhead.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Warner Valley Dinosaur Tracks

Fort Pearce

Glitter Mountain

Little Black Mountain Petroglyph Site

November 4, 2017/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Children’s Forest at the Kiln

CHILDREN’S FOREST AT THE KILN

CHILDREN’S FOREST AT THE KILN TRAIL – Leeds, UT

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: .6 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Children’s Forest at the Kiln trail is a well groomed single track trail that is wide enough for a single stroller. It is a great trail to take kids on. This trail is in Dixie National Forest, and the Forest Service has placed plaques along the way, next to the native plants, to describe what each one is. The drawings and descriptions are all done by children and it is actually very cool, and very educational! This forest is described as a “pigmy forest” because the trees and shrubs found there are short, rather than tall and reaching. If you’re looking for a great walk with the kids, this is it! Unless you have a pretty good jogging stroller, I would recommend carrying kids or letting them walk. The trail ends at a very large kiln that was used in the 1800’s to produce charcoal used in the separation process for the Silver Reef mines. This is a great one! Check it out!

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
.64 miles
Average Hike Time
.5-1 hour
GPS Coordinates
37°16’58.9″N 113°23’42.4″W
Property Management
Dixie National Forest
Distance from St George
21 Miles (32 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
No facilities available
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
No Cost
Water Sources Available
No water available
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike
Trail Conditions
Well groomed wide single track, covered in shale gravel
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees depending on time of day

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Family Friendly
Short Hike
Educational plaques designed for kids
Cool Historical Structure
Beautiful Views of Pine Valley Mountain

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on I-15 for about 13 miles and take exit 22 toward Leeds/Silver Reef. Head north on Main Street for about 1.5 miles and turn left on Silver Reef Road. Continue for about 1.2 miles and the road turns into Oak Grove Road. Keep heading toward the hills and you will cross the bridge into Dixie National Forest. Turn right on FR 032 (dirt road) and continue for about 1.5 miles. Turn right at the fork in the road toward Oak Grove. Follow for 1.1 miles and park in the parking lot on the right.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Shinob Kibe Trail

Enepitsi (Ghost) Trail

Butterfly Trail

Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

Pa'rus Trail - Zion National Park

Silver Reef Trail - Red Cliffs Recreation Area

Warner Valley Dinosaur Tracks

Children's Forest at the Kiln

Pioneer Names - Snow Canyon State Park

November 3, 2017/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Pioneer Names – Snow Canyon State Park

PIONEER NAMES – SNOW CANYON STATE PARK

PIONEER NAMES TRAIL – Snow Canyon State Park

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 1.2 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Pioneer Names Trail in Snow Canyon State Park is a short and fun little hike from the main road. It is a crescent shaped trail that passes by, among other things, a canyon wall that was written on by early St George settlers as early as 1881. The names were written in wagon axle grease and has remained protected by the arch that it sits under. Early Mormon Pioneers would often picnic in the canyon, and these writings were likely left by members of picnic parties and/or cattle ranchers. Hikers on this trail can now enjoy the beauty of the unique rock formations and the surrounding vegetation, or clip into the climbing hooks and scale the canyon walls. There are two trail heads for this trail. The north trail head is much closer to the Pioneer Names, but it is a short hike from either trail head, and easily passable by people of all ages. The trail is sandy in some places, so proper footwear is advised. Enjoy this beautiful hike and soak in some history too!

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TRAIL DETAILS

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
1.2 miles round trip from south parking lot
.2 miles round trip from north parking lot to pioneer names
Average Hike Time
.5 hours
GPS Coordinates
37°11’45.5″N 113°38’43.7″W
Property Management
Snow Canyon State Park
Distance from St George
10 Miles (20 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Facilities located at park office / visitor center
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Fall, Winter
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Entry Fees: $6 per vehicle (up to eight people); $3 per vehicle (up to eight people) Utah seniors 62 and older; $4 pedestrian/cyclists (up to eight people); $2 per person commercial use or vehicles with nine or more people

Camping Fees: Non-hookup sites: $20 per night; Hookup Sites (W&E): $25 per night. Extra vehicle fees (one extra vehicle per site permitted): $10 (non-hookups) or $13 (hookups). Group Day Use: Lower Galoot Day Use Area: $60 (Reservation / Permit required)

Group Overnight Camping: Cottontail Group Campground: $3 per person + refundable cleaning deposit at park (25 people min – 35 max – 10 vehicles max). Quail Group Campground: $3 per person + refundable cleaning deposit at park (25 people min – 55 max – 20 vehicles max)
Water Sources Available
No water available. 1 water bottle per person recommended.
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Sandy single track
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees and rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Close to St George
Family Friendly
Short Hike
Beautiful Views
Local Historical Site

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on Bluff Street and take exit to Red Hills Pkwy/Snow Canyon Pkwy. Turn left onto Snow Canyon Pkwy and travel 3.2 miles until you come to a traffic circle. Proceed through the circle and continue 0.7 miles. At the next traffic circle take the first exit onto Snow Canyon Dr. In 1.5 miles (after passing through the main gate) the trail head will be on your right.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Butterfly Trail

Pioneer Names - Snow Canyon State Park

Lava Flow Overlook

Hidden Pinyon Trail

Petrified Dunes - Snow Canyon State Park

Snow Canyon Overlook Trail

Jenny's Canyon - Snow Canyon State Park

Scout Cave Trail

Whiterocks Amphitheater

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October 14, 2017/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Secret Petroglyphs Canyon Zion National Park

SECRET PETROGLYPHS CANYON – ZION NATIONAL PARK

SECRET PETROGLYPHS CANYON TRAIL – Zion National Park

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: .6 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

There are multiple petroglyph sites in Zion National Park, and these ones just happen to be within a few steps from the road! The beginning of the trail has a couple of different possible routes to follow, so take the one that suits your skill level. Your goal should be to head down to the sandy wash at the bottom of the hill. From there you will head up the wash, under the culvert under the road and into the canyon ahead. After walking in the wash for a few minutes, follow the trail to the left and check out the petroglyph sites (wooden fences sit in front of the sites to protect them). Please be respectful of these sites and help make them available for future generations! Remember that touching the rocks causes accelerated deterioration, so please do not touch. Enjoy the cool weather in the canyon and then head back to your vehicle!

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE YOU GO! – How to Protect Petroglyphs and Historic Artifacts

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
.6 miles
Average Hike Time
15-30 mins
GPS Coordinates
37°13’18.7″N 112°54’53.3″W
Property Management
Zion National Park
Distance from St George
55 Miles (1 hour 15 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
No facilities available
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Private Vehicle: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Admits private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Motorcycle: Valid for 7 days. – $25.00

Admits one non-commercial motorcycle to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Per Person: Valid for 7 days. – $15.00

Admits one individual with no car to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas. Typically used for bicyclists, hikers and pedestrians. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.

Non-Commercial Organized Groups: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Organized groups such as Scouts, Clubs, Youth Groups, Churches, Reunions, etc. that do not qualify for an Academic Fee Waiver are charged as follows: $30.00 Non-commercial vehicles with a vehicle capacity of 15 or less. $15.00 per person Non-commercial vehicles with a capacity of 16 or greater. Fees will not exceed the commercial fee for the same-sized vehicle. Youth 15 and under are free. Individuals or families with any valid Annual or Lifetime pass may use their pass for entry at the per person

Zion Annual Pass: Valid for 12 months from purchase date – $50.00

Admits the pass holders and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (14 passenger capacity or less) to Zion National Park.
Water Sources Available
No water sources available. 1 Water Bottles per person recommended.
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Single Track Dirt Trail. Partially hard pack, some very sandy places in wash bed.
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees and rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Family Friendly
Petroglyphs
No Crowds
Amazing Rock Formations
Cooler Temps!

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on I-15 for about 18 miles and take exit 27 to Toquerville. Turn right on UT-17 and follow it for 6 miles. Turn left onto UT-9 and follow it for approximately 20 miles until you come to the park entrance. This hike is not accessible by shuttle, so do not attempt to park in shuttle parking lot. Continue driving up Hwy 9 for another 8.6 miles. You will pass through the long tunnel, and then through the shorter tunnel on the east side of Zion Wilderness. 1.3 miles outside the second tunnel you will see parking on the right next to a wooden fence (the only wooden fence on the east side). This is the trailhead. Park and begin your adventure! (Note: there is room for about 5-6 cars to park, so please be courteous when parking as to allow others to park as well.)

TRAIL MAP

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FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Angels Landing

Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

Pa'rus Trail - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Upper - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Middle - Zion National Park

Secret Petroglyphs Canyon Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Lower - Zion National Park

Riverside Walk (Gateway to the Narrows)

Weeping Rock - Zion National Park

July 27, 2017/1 Comment/by Hike St George

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Emerald Pool Lower – Zion National Park

EMERALD POOL LOWER – ZION NATIONAL PARK

EMERALD POOL LOWER TRAIL – Zion National Park

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 1.2 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Lower Emerald Pool Trail is part of a trail system in Zion National Park that leads to three beautiful pools and, at the right times of the year, two magnificent water falls. This trail begins by the Zion Lodge and crosses over the Virgin River on one of the many walking bridges that Zion is known for. The trail meanders along the river and then turns to the west and heads up Heaps Canyon. This hike features many clear views up the main canyon toward Angels Landing, and sheer Navajo Sandstone cliffs that reach toward the sky. The Lower Emerald Pool trail is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and is a great trip for adventurers of all ages. The trail leads to a waterfall that falls over an alcove into a couple of clear pools. The pools are not open to bathing, but are fun to look at, and hikers can get a refreshing little shower from the mist of the waterfalls before heading back!

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
1.2 miles
Average Hike Time
1 hour
GPS Coordinates
37°15’03.4″N 112°57’29.0″W
Property Management
Zion National Park
Distance from St George
50 Miles (1 hour 10 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Facilities Located at Zion Lodge
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Summer, Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Private Vehicle: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Admits private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Motorcycle: Valid for 7 days. – $25.00

Admits one non-commercial motorcycle to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Per Person: Valid for 7 days. – $15.00

Admits one individual with no car to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas. Typically used for bicyclists, hikers and pedestrians. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.

Non-Commercial Organized Groups: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Organized groups such as Scouts, Clubs, Youth Groups, Churches, Reunions, etc. that do not qualify for an Academic Fee Waiver are charged as follows: $30.00 Non-commercial vehicles with a vehicle capacity of 15 or less. $15.00 per person Non-commercial vehicles with a capacity of 16 or greater. Fees will not exceed the commercial fee for the same-sized vehicle. Youth 15 and under are free. Individuals or families with any valid Annual or Lifetime pass may use their pass for entry at the per person

Zion Annual Pass: Valid for 12 months from purchase date – $50.00

Admits the pass holders and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (14 passenger capacity or less) to Zion National Park.
Water Sources Available
Water available at Zion Lodge. 2 Water Bottles per person recommended
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Paved Trail
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Some shade from trees and rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Beautiful Waterfalls
Family Friendly
Short Hike
Beautiful Views
Plenty of Shade Available

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on I-15 for about 18 miles and take exit 27 to Toquerville. Turn right on UT-17 and follow it for 6 miles. Turn left onto UT-9 and follow it for approximately 20 miles until you come to the park entrance. If parking is full inside the park, you can park in the town of Springdale and ride the shuttle up to the park. If you visit the park during the time the shuttles aren’t running, continue into the park for a couple of miles and turn left onto Floor of the Valley Road and continue for 2.7 miles. Park in the Zion Lodge Parking lot. The trailhead is on the opposite side of the road.

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TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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Angels Landing

Zion Canyon Overlook Trail

Pa'rus Trail - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Upper - Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Middle - Zion National Park

Secret Petroglyphs Canyon Zion National Park

Emerald Pool Lower - Zion National Park

Riverside Walk (Gateway to the Narrows)

Weeping Rock - Zion National Park

July 24, 2017/0 Comments/by Lexi Bowler

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Sandstone Quarry

SANDSTONE QUARRY HISTORIC TRAIL

SANDSTONE QUARRY HISTORIC TRAIL – St George, UT

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: .6 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Sandstone Quarry Trail is a fun, short, family friendly trail that passes along next to the Red Hill Golf Coarse in downtown St George. This trail is suitable for small children (with help in a couple of places), and leads to a cool little historic site where a monument has been erected by the Sons of the Utah Pioneers. The Sandstone Quarry was where they quarried rock for many of the historic buildings in town, including the St George LDS Temple and Tabernacle, the Historic Courthouse (Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum), the Washington Cotton Mill and many other buildings and homes. This hike provides beautiful desert views along side luscious golf course greenery.

TRAIL DETAILS

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
.6 miles
Average Hike Time
30-45 mins
GPS Coordinates
37°07’29.7″N 113°35’53.4″W
Property Management
City of St George
Distance from St George
In down town St George
Restroom Facilities
No facilities available
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
Yes
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Spring, Fall, Winter
Best Time of Day to Hike
Morning, Late Afternoon
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
No Cost
Water Sources Available
No water sources available. 1 Water Bottle recommended
Camp Sites
No campsites available on this hike
Trail Conditions
Well traveled, dirt, single track
Sun Exposure
Full sun exposure on trail. Some shade from rocks depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Short Hike
Family Friendly
Local History
Beautiful Views
Downtown St George

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Shopping / Trail Gear

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Map to Trailhead. From Exit 6 (Bluff Street Exit) in St George, head north on Bluff Street for 2.6 miles and turn right on 700 North. Take an immediate left on 700 West. Cross over Diagonal Street and continue to the end of the road. You will see the fence for Red Hills Golf Course. Park on the street and be respectful of local residents.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

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June 13, 2017/by Hike St George

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Riverside Walk (Gateway to the Narrows)

RIVERSIDE WALK (GATEWAY TO THE NARROWS)

RIVERSIDE WALK (GATEWAY TO THE NARROWS) – ZION NATIONAL PARK, Springdale, UT

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 2 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

The Riverside Walk (Gateway to the Narrows) is a nice little paved trail in Zion National Park that starts at the Temple of Sinawava and takes you along the river bank to the mouth of the canyon that takes you into the Narrows hike. This hike is a perfect one for families with kids that want to explore the canyon, and still be a safe distance from the river. If you want to get to the river, you can do that too! It is even stroller and wheelchair friendly. Don’t miss the little pool and the little hanging gardens along the way!

TRAIL DETAILS

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
2 miles
Average Hike Time
1-2 hours
GPS Coordinates
Trailhead: 37°17’06.8″N 112°56’51.6″W
Property Management
Zion National Park
Distance from St George
54 Miles (1 hour 20 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Facilities Located at Zion Lodge
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Late Spring, Summer, Early Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Any time
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Private Vehicle: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Admits private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Motorcycle: Valid for 7 days. – $25.00

Admits one non-commercial motorcycle to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Per Person: Valid for 7 days. – $15.00

Admits one individual with no car to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas. Typically used for bicyclists, hikers and pedestrians. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.

Non-Commercial Organized Groups: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Organized groups such as Scouts, Clubs, Youth Groups, Churches, Reunions, etc. that do not qualify for an Academic Fee Waiver are charged as follows: $30.00 Non-commercial vehicles with a vehicle capacity of 15 or less. $15.00 per person Non-commercial vehicles with a capacity of 16 or greater. Fees will not exceed the commercial fee for the same-sized vehicle. Youth 15 and under are free. Individuals or families with any valid Annual or Lifetime pass may use their pass for entry at the per person

Zion Annual Pass: Valid for 12 months from purchase date – $50.00

Admits the pass holders and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (14 passenger capacity or less) to Zion National Park.
Water Sources Available
Drinking fountains available at trailhead. Flowing river whole hike (only drink if purified and filtered)
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Cement paved trail the entire way.
Sun Exposure
Partial sun exposure on trail. Lots of shade from trees and canyon depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Family Friendly
River Access
Beautiful Natural Pool
Hanging Wall Gardens
Plenty of Shade

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on I-15 for about 18 miles and take exit 27 to Toquerville. Turn right on UT-17 and follow it for 6 miles. Turn left onto UT-9 and follow it for approximately 20 miles until you come to the park entrance. If parking is full inside the park, you can park in the town of Springdale and ride the shuttle up to the park. If you visit the park during the time the shuttles aren’t running, continue into the park for a couple of miles and turn left onto Floor of the Valley Road and continue for about 8 miles. Parking and the trailhead will be on the right.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

TRAIL REPORT

April 10, 2017/0 Comments/by Hike St George

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Weeping Rock – Zion National Park

WEEPING ROCK – ZION NATIONAL PARK

WEEPING ROCK, ZION NATIONAL PARK, Springdale, UT

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: .5 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

Weeping Rock is a delightful hike for adventurers of all ages! The trail can be a bit steep in some areas, but it is a short climb to an exciting overhang that “weeps” even in the dry Southern Utah summers! You don’t want to miss this hike, and your kids will be fascinated by this crying rock face, and hanging ferns that grow from the rock wall. Early, wet springs will afford you a chance at seeing the waterfall running to a nice clear pool below Weeping Rock. The trail is paved the entire way and is stroller accessible. Although short, this will be one of the more memorable trips for your family!

TRAIL DETAILS

Difficulty Level
Easy
Round Trip Length
.5 miles
Average Hike Time
.5 hours
GPS Coordinates
Trailhead: 37°16’15.3″N 112°56’18.6″W
Property Management
Zion National Park
Distance from St George
50 Miles (1 hour 10 minutes driving)
Restroom Facilities
Facilities Located at Zion Lodge
Hikers Allowed
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Bikers Allowed
No
Equestrian Allowed
No
Hike Type
Day Hike
Best Time of Year to Hike
Late Spring, Summer, Early Fall
Best Time of Day to Hike
Any Time
Group Limit
No Limit
Permit Information
No Permit Required
Cost
Private Vehicle: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Admits private, non-commercial vehicle (15 passenger capacity or less) and all occupants to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Motorcycle: Valid for 7 days. – $25.00

Admits one non-commercial motorcycle to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas.
Per Person: Valid for 7 days. – $15.00

Admits one individual with no car to Zion National Park, including both the Zion Canyon and Kolob Canyon areas. Typically used for bicyclists, hikers and pedestrians. Youth 15 and under are admitted free.

Non-Commercial Organized Groups: Valid for 7 days. – $30.00

Organized groups such as Scouts, Clubs, Youth Groups, Churches, Reunions, etc. that do not qualify for an Academic Fee Waiver are charged as follows: $30.00 Non-commercial vehicles with a vehicle capacity of 15 or less. $15.00 per person Non-commercial vehicles with a capacity of 16 or greater. Fees will not exceed the commercial fee for the same-sized vehicle. Youth 15 and under are free. Individuals or families with any valid Annual or Lifetime pass may use their pass for entry at the per person

Zion Annual Pass: Valid for 12 months from purchase date – $50.00

Admits the pass holders and passengers in a non-commercial vehicle (14 passenger capacity or less) to Zion National Park.
Water Sources Available
Flowing stream whole hike (only drink if purified and filtered)
Camp Sites
No camping available on hike, but in designated Park Campground
Trail Conditions
Cement paved trail the entire way.
Sun Exposure
Lots of shade from trees and canyon depending on time of day.

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

Water Seeping from Rock Face
Views of Angel’s Landing
Family Friendly
Stream of Water
Short Hike

WHAT’S NEARBY

Places to Stay

Places to Eat

Places to Eat Dessert

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

Get Directions to Trailhead. From St George, head north on I-15 for about 18 miles and take exit 27 to Toquerville. Turn right on UT-17 and follow it for 6 miles. Turn left onto UT-9 and follow it for approximately 20 miles until you come to the park entrance. If parking is full inside the park, you can park in the town of Springdale and ride the shuttle up to the park. If you visit the park during the time the shuttles aren’t running, continue into the park for a couple of miles and turn left onto Floor of the Valley Road and continue for 4 miles. Parking and the trailhead will be on the right.

TRAIL MAP

TRAIL PHOTOS

FLORA & FAUNA

Plants: Typical plant life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.
Animals: Typical animal life for Southern Utah lowland hiking.

TRAIL REPORT

CONTACT DETAILS

Phone
(435) 834-5322
Website
www.nps.gov/brca/index.htm
Address
Mailing Address: P.O Box 640201, Bryce, UT 84764
Physical Address: Highway 63, Bryce Canyon National Park, Bryce, UT 84764
Distance from St George
via I-15 – approximately 140 miles (2 hrs 15 mins)
via US-89 (thru Zion Nat’l Park) – approximately 160 miles (2 hrs 50 mins)

ENEPITSI (GHOST) TRAIL – SANTA CLARA RIVER RESERVE

ENEPITSI (GHOST) TRAIL – Santa Clara River Reserve

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 1.2 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

WHAT’S NEARBY

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

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ZION CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL – ZION NATIONAL PARK

ZION CANYON OVERLOOK TRAIL – Zion National Park

Difficulty Level: Moderate

Distance: 1 mile round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

TOP 3 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

WHAT’S NEARBY

DIRECTIONS TO TRAIL HEAD

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PA’RUS TRAIL – ZION NATIONAL PARK

PA’RUS TRAIL – Zion National Park

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 3.5 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY

TOP 5 HIKE HIGHLIGHTS

WHAT’S NEARBY

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SILVER REEF TRAIL – RED CLIFFS RECREATION AREA

SILVER REEF TRAIL – Red Cliffs Recreation Area

Difficulty Level: Easy

Distance: 0.3 miles round-trip

TRAIL SUMMARY