Poison Creek Trail is a small urban trail that walks along the edge of downtown Park City. This trail is paved for the entire length so it is wheel-friendly. There are also some very interesting stops along the way. Trailhead Trailhead access for Poison Creek Trail begins by the Old Town…
We love birds, as many of you know. Bird watching, bird drives, and learning about birds in Utah are some of our favorite adventures. We recently visited the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Wildlife Education Center, which is located at Farmington Bay. It's quite a mouthful to say, but it…
Lots of people have recommended the Adventure Playground at Whittier Community Center, so when we went to Logan a few weeks ago, we took the opportunity to check this park out. We found out that this park was accessible for everyone and a lot of fun! Adventure Playground has a similar…
Garden City near Bear Lake has just created a new park called Heritage Park. They are putting in a playground as of summer 2016, but we most liked the pond at this location. Garden City pond can be used for fishing (regulations are posted), birdwatching, or just a pleasant walk. There…
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…
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,…