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We acknowledge that this trail is located on the traditional territories of New Sogobia (Eastern Shoshone), Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute), and Timpanogos tribes.
We initially scoped out this trail for the wildflower views in the spring, but it now has become an annual trip both for the flower views as well as the waterfalls at the top!
The trail starts from a parking lot and winds up a steady incline until you reach a road at the top. Once there, make sure to cross the road and continue on the trail to see the falls. The beginning of the trail is fairly exposed, with more tree coverage as you go. Technically you can take the road all the way up to see the falls, but we prefer the hike to see the wildflowers.
You can do this hike either an an in-and-out or take the road back down to save on time.
Catch this trail in May for beautiful fields of yellow wildflowers. Hike this in the morning or evening to avoid sun exposure.
