The Utah Valley Views And Waterfall Make The Difficult Grove Creek Spring Hike Worth It
While some of Utah’s trails are just an easy-breezy stroll, others require a reasonable amount of physical fitness and a big helping of ambition. The Grove Creek Spring Trail is definitely difficult, but if you’re up for the challenge, you’ll be rewarded with incredible views of the Utah Valley and a gorgeous waterfall. So, lace up your boots, and let’s explore one of the best hikes in Utah!
Have you hiked the Grove Creek Spring Trail? What do you consider the best hikes in Utah? We’d love to hear about your favorites and adventures in the comments.
If you are searching for even more trails to explore, check out these 13 trails that are so easy your grandma could come along.
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Best Hikes In Utah
Are there waterfalls in Utah?
Yes! While we love waterfall hikes in Utah, you don’t always have to lace up your hiking shoes to enjoy these stunning sights. There are several waterfalls in Utah that we love visiting – even if a short hike is required. The following are some bucket-list-worthy waterfalls in the Beehive State.
- Lower Calf Creek Falls, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
- Cascade Falls, Dixie National Forest
- Archangel Falls, Zion National Park
- Donut Falls, Big Cottonwood Canyon
- Grotto Falls, near Payson
What are some other hikes in Utah I should add to my bucket list?
While the above trail near Pleasant Grove is certainly incredible, it is just the beginning of the beautiful hikes in Utah. While we could list dozens and dozens of trails that are worthy of your time and attention, consider adding the following to your outdoor bucket list:
- Riverside Walk, Zion National Park
- Grotto Falls, Payson Canyon
- Silver Lake Interpretive Trail, Big Cottonwood Canyon
- Tony Grove Lake, Logan
- Cascade Springs Interpretive Trail, Alpine Loop Scenic Byway
What are some lakes in Utah I should visit?
Some of the best trails in Utah take you to incredible overlooks, waterfalls, and even lakes. Other lakes, you can simply drive to and enjoy a day outdoors. We have visited many of the lakes around the state and have fallen in love with several of them. Some of our favorite lakes in Utah include:
- Fish Lake
- Red Pine Lake
- Sand Hollow Reservoir
- Panguitch Lake
- Yuva Lake
- Cecret Lake