Rocky Mouth Trail Head
Beginning point for a popular, mile-long nature walk to a steep cascade & pool of water.
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(from Google)This is a perfect hike for kids with lots of places to explore and beautiful scenery, with a cute little waterfall at the end and lots of shade. There’s not much parking but we found a place across the street at the church.
Nice, easy trail located just on the edge of Draper/Sandy. Large parking lot at trailhead with a playground, covered tables and real bathrooms. Steep ascent the first quarter mile or so over a mostly gravel/rocky vehicle path. The majority of the trail is a single file dust/rocky path with not much shade until you reach the footbridge just before the falls. Definitely worth the time and effort. Beautiful view of the city, lots of birds and other flying creatures. Not too many wildflowers but lots of varied vegetation. The falls are beautiful and refreshing. Family friendly hike.
A gorgeous hiking trail up to a waterfall. Short but intensely sweet. Climb up stairs and up the stream in the water until the final waterfall. There is a difficult trail even further up to the top of the waterfall. Loose rock and scrambling but worth it for experienced hikers.
Easy hike with stairs to a beautiful waterfall. Cleanest trail I've ever been on! Just be careful of the water levels, makes getting to me the waterfall a little more challenging, but totally worth it. Parking lot is very small.
Great hike with kids, do not bring stroller or wheelchair there’s 82 stairs steps starting the hike from parking lot , then a road going up, then another 61 stair steps. To go to the waterfall you either has to walk on water or steep cliff up. Be care bring water or hiking shoes. Do not let the kids going under the waterfall is really heavy water and also no let them wander by themselves in the river. Due to so much snow melting there’s too much water. Check the weather