We love Fall in Utah. There are some many great places to enjoy the colors. When our boys were young, we loved being able to push our stroller and enjoy the beautiful Fall foliage. There are a few places you can hit the trail and bring that stroller along. We listed them all in this post. If you’d rather enjoy the drive without hiking, check out our Fall Drives in Utah post.
Temple Quarry Trail: Little Cottonwood Canyon
This hike is short and sweet. Temple Quarry is less than 1/2 mile roundtrip, but flat, paved, and easy. It sits at the bottom of Little Cottonwood Canyon and is gorgeous in the Fall.
Observation Point Trail: Little Cottonwood Canyon
We love this little trail that is behind Snowbird. You walk through the Snowbird Activity Center to head to this paved hike behind the building. It is spectacular when the aspens are golden yellow. It is a great spot to see deer and moose, too!
American Fork Canyon Nature Trail
We haven’t hiked this trail in the Fall, but we have heard it is great. This trail is paved and has a few bridges. There is a bit of up and down, so you’ll be pushing up a hill or two. We have done it with our small umbrella stroller without trouble, but it’s not flat!
Cascade Springs: Alpine Loop
This walk is one of our most popular stroller-friendly trails in the Fall. There are a few different paths to walk, and they are all lovely in the Fall. There is a waterfall and some small springs to enjoy as well as Fall foliage.
Payson Lakes: Nebo Loop
The Payson Lakes loop is a 1.0 mile flat, paved trail and the Nebo Loop has some of the most beautiful Fall colors. There is a day use fee to enjoy this area, so bring a picnic and spend some time.
Farmington Creek Trail: Farmington
We haven’t walked this trail in the Fall, but it comes highly recommended as a great stroller-friendly Fall hike. I bet these trees are beautiful with fall colors. We can’t wait to go see.
Silver Lake: Big Cottonwood Canyon
This is another hike we love and visit often, but never in the Fall. It is not stroller friendly all the way around because the boardwalk ends and it becomes dirt and has a little elevation change. We have pushed the stroller all the way around, but it is a little tricky on the far side.
Bridal Veil Falls/Provo River Parkway
The trail around Bridal Veil Falls is paved and you can walk the tree lined path with your stroller or wheelchair as far as you like along the Provo River Parkway. This canyon is beautiful in the fall.
Beus Pond
We seem to only visit Beus Pond in the winter, but everyone has said that this park is a beautiful spot for a fall walk. The trail is paved and there is a lovely pond. We are going to try and catch this one in the fall for a better picture.
