Top Parks in Salt Lake City

If you like to walk or jog, I think the park is great for that. But some paths might not be clearly marked, so a map on your phone can really help you not get lost.

If you're planning to visit, I suggest going on a weekday morning around 9 AM. It's way less crowded and you can really enjoy the peace of the park!

Make sure to bring some snacks or a picnic! The food options are limited and pricey, so it’s nice to have your own stuff to munch on.

If you're into morning walks, I recommend going around 8 AM. It's super peaceful and you can catch some great sunrise photos without the crowds.

Make sure to wear comfy shoes. There are some lovely paths, but I didn't expect them to be so long. I was pretty tired by the end of my stroll!

My advice is to check the season before you visit. I went in late fall, and some of the pathways were a bit muddy. A good pair of shoes helped, but I wish I'd worn boots.

I suggest packing a picnic! There are plenty of quiet spots to sit and eat, which can save you money instead of buying food in the park.

I think comfortable shoes are a must! The paths can be uneven, and you'll want to explore all the hidden sculptures without hurting your feet

Bring a water bottle and some snacks because there's no food available onsite, and you'll want to recharge while exploring the garden.