8 Parks in Utah
Source:
@seekingsalmons
8 parks in Utah: Sunset Peak, Blue Lake Regional Park, Mud Lake, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by SARAH JANE + JACKSON SALMON | Hiking & Travel Couple.

Sunset Peak
Natural feature
4.6
Panoramic views from the summit. Hike through colorful meadows and forests. Bring layers, as the weather can change quickly.

Blue Lake Regional Park
Park
4.4
Turquoise waters surrounded by lush forest. Perfect for a refreshing swim after a hike. The water is cold but worth it!

Mud Lake
Park
4.7
A scenic lake along the trail to Blue Lake. Enjoy the views and peaceful atmosphere. Bring a picnic to enjoy by the water.

Timpanogos Falls
Hiking area
4.8
Hike to a stunning waterfall cascading down the mountain. A moderate trail with rewarding views. Pack water and snacks for the journey.

Timpanogos Falls
Hiking area
4.8
A beautiful waterfall accessible via a short hike. Great for families and beginner hikers. Enjoy the cool mist and scenic surroundings.

Red Pine Lake
Lake
4.9
A serene alpine lake surrounded by towering pines. Perfect for a peaceful escape into nature. Consider camping overnight for a truly immersive experience.

Gloria Falls
Hiking area
4.8
Hike to a stunning lake and a beautiful waterfall. A longer hike with varied terrain. Pack plenty of water and snacks.

Frary Peak
Mountain peak
4.8
Reach the highest point on Antelope Island. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Great Salt Lake. Watch for wildlife along the trail.