We love hiking! We hike often all throughout the year, and have found so many great trails! There is just something special about being together as a family exploring the outdoors, and then arriving at a beautiful destination. It is a wonderful adventure for our family.

Utah has so many hikes. Thousands of different trails. We share all of the hikes that we have hiked as family, and give all the details here that you’ll need as you head out on the trail. How long, how hard, fees required, and more.

20 Stroller Friendly Trails in Utah

We have tried a lot of hikes in Utah. We are constantly on the lookout for trails that ANYONE can do, even if you need to push a stroller or wheelchair. We understand that sometimes it's hard to get out on the trail with young children, or those who need a…

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Mill B South Interpretive Trail

We found a very short stroller trail in Big Cottonwood Canyon that follows right along the river. The Mill B South Interpretive trail is an out-and-back walk that is just .7 miles round trip, and you can use a stroller or a wheelchair the entire way. The trail is a bit steep,…

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Mormon Pioneer Trail

The Mormon Pioneer Trail technically runs for 1300 miles from Nauvoo, Illinois to Salt Lake City, Utah. It is an official National Historic Trail, and there are many spots along the way where you can hike on the Mormon Pioneer Trail. In Utah, there is an official Mormon Pioneer Trail hike…

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Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge is very scenic.

Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge

A lot of people go to Bear Lake just for the beach, but for us, there is so much more to do. The Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge borders Bear Lake to the north in Idaho, so it's an easy stop and a fun place to explore.   As we drove…

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