Hiking in Lake Powell area

The best way to experience the diverse landscapes of Utah, is to walk through them. Utah has some very remote areas, accessible only to hearty backpackers, but routes to other beautiful scenes are merely "pleasant walks". You'll find that once you get off the beaten path on foot, or even on horseback, Utah's mountains and deserts will "open up" for you in unexpected ways.

Preferred Hiking Links
Zion Rock & Mountain Guides	Zion Hiking Vacations
GEO Quest Tours	Life Adventures PLB

These trails are listed by their location from North to South.

Northern Hiking Trails	Southern Hiking Trails
• Naomi Peak	• Devils Garden
• White Pine Lake (Bear River)	• Lower Courthouse Wash
• Wellsville Ridge	• Negro Bill Canyon
• Mount Ogden	• Fisher Towers
• Fish Lake Loop	• Mount Tukuhnikivatz
• Clyde Lake	• Little Wild Horse Canyon
• Nobletts Creek-Log Hollow	• Horseshoe Canyon
• Row Bench	• Upheaval Dome
• Amethyst Lake	• Murphy Trail
• Ryder and Kermsuh Lakes	• Confluence Overlook
• Red Castle Lakes	• Chesler Park
• Kings Peak	• Lost Canyon
• Brown Duck	• The Maze
• Grandaddy Basin	• The Chocolate Drops
• Naturalist Basin	• Green & Colorado River
• Little Hole	• Dark Canyon
• Jones Hole	• Natural Bridges Loop
• Deseret Peak	• Grand Gulch-Bullet Canyon
• Mount Olympus	• Big Man Pictographs
• Gobblers Knob	• Slickhorn Canyon
• Mount Raymond	• Owl & Fish Creek Canyons
• Dog Lake	• Mule Canyon
• Desolation Lake	• Cohab Canyon-Cassidy Arch
• Lake Blanche	• Chimney Rock Canyon
• Red Pine Lake	• Upper Muley Twist Canyon
• White Pine Lake (Wasatch)	• Lower Muley Twist Canyon
• Lake Mary-Grizzly Gulch	• The Pine Creek Box
• Mount Timpanogos	• Calf Creek
• Santaquin Peak	• Escalante River
• Mount Nebo	• Coyote Gulch
• Fish Creek	• Hackberry Canyon
• Candland Mountain Loop	• Buckskin Gulch-Paria Canyon
• San Rafael River Gorge	• Queens Garden
• Lower Black Box	• Fairyland Loop
	• Riggs Spring Loop
	• Rattlesnake Creek
	• Zion Narrows
	• East Rim, Zion Canyon
	• West Rim, Zion Canyon
	• Hop Valley and Kolob Arch
	• Pine Valley Mountains

Content provided by David Day of utahtrails.com. Click here to order his book Utah's Favorite Hiking Trails.