Top Trekking Hiking in Utah

Pack enough water and snacks. I underestimated how thirsty I’d get and ended up regretting not bringing more. Carry at least 2 liters!

Wear good hiking shoes with grip. The last section is pretty steep and precarious. I slipped a bit with my old sneakers – not fun!

Don't try to rush it; take your time to enjoy the views along the trail. I sprinted up and missed some amazing spots!

Start your hike early, around 7 AM, to avoid the heat and crowds. It makes for a much nicer experience, trust me!

Wear good hiking shoes—those rocks can be slippery. I saw several folks struggling in flip-flops, which isn't a good idea!

Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons, like late spring or early fall. The weather is perfect, and it’s less crowded than summer.

I recommend hitting the trails early, like around 7 AM, to beat the crowd and catch the beautiful morning light. It's way cooler too!

I suggest using the shuttle to get to the trailhead, since parking fills up fast. You’ll save time driving around looking for a spot. Plus, it’s super eco-friendly.