Bonneville Shoreline Trailhead
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Bonneville Shoreline Trailhead

North Logan, UT 84341, USA
4.7(0 reviews)
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cly728

It's a nice trail if you're looking for a relaxing walk or run. I found it quite enjoyable just to soak in the environment I was in as I walk and enjoy the view. There's also a small pond.

2 years ago
Maria Christie

This was by far one of my favorite hikes. I spent two hours exploring. I’m sure you can complete your hike faster. I decided to explore different paths and go back to take different routes. The views were amazing. Parking lot was packed but still found a close spot to the start of the trail. I ran a portion of the trail, but be careful the areas you select to run through.

2 years ago
Landen Hardy

Fun trail. Nice gravel trail the entire route. Quite a bit of up and down. Not the easiest for beginner bikers. Excellent views of the valley. There are benches scattered about the trail to sit and take a break and soak in the view.

2 years ago
Michael C Hooton

Brought Max for a walk this morning. It was a little gloomy but still nice to get out and enjoy our outdoors. This area can get a little busy on weekends but there is plenty of space to spread out. I've included a pic of a sign I kept seeing. Please be respectful and responsible while using the trails.

4 years ago
Ed and Nannette German

The Bonneville Shoreline Trailhead at the eastern end of E 1900 E street in North Logan provides easy access to the scenic 1.85 mile trail section between Green Canyon and Logan Canyon. The trail runs along the eastern edges of North Logan and Logan, Utah. Parking is plentiful across from the trailhead, in the adjacent King Nature Park, and beside the power substation about 500 feet south of the trailhead.

5 years ago