The Beehive State has thousands of hiking trails, but some are just more special than others. Here’s a hike that’s fun for the whole family. You’ll enjoy beautiful views of Logan Canyon all the way to the top – and then, you’ll have fun exploring the “wind cave.” Check this out!

The Wind Cave Trailhead is about six miles up Logan Canyon. Park in the parking lot - the trailhead starts there.
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The trail is 3.5 miles out and back. Make sure to bring plenty of water - much of the trail is exposed to full sun and you'll want to stay hydrated.
The trail is a steady climb. You'll gain 1,030 feet in elevation.
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You'll be motivated when you see the wind cave on the mountain, perched high above you.
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Along the way, you'll enjoy some gorgeous views of the canyon.
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You'll see wildflowers along the trail...
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...as well as musk thistle, which is a weed, but is still pretty.
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While some parts of the single-track trail are shaded...
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...other parts are much hotter and drier.
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The wind cave is actually not a cave - it's a triple arch.
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The arches were formed by water erosion over long periods of time.
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This is a great place for a picnic lunch or a snack. Make sure to pick up all your trash and take it back down the mountain with you.
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The views from the wind cave are just stunning. Take your time and bask in this gorgeous scenery before heading back down the trail.
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Depending on your fitness level (and if you have small children with you), the hike should take you 1.5 to 2 hours to complete.

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