We parked in the parking lot and began our ascent- several staircases made of railroad ties. When we reached the top, there was no trail, just a neighborhood. Brooklynn was disappointed. With encouragement, we kept moving, cutting through the neighborhood and finally spotted a narrow trailhead with a small sign. Brooklynn took off up the trail. More stairs, and lots of rocks. I was suprised at how rugged and steep the trail was. I stopped a few times to catch my breath. There were great views of the valley below.
This is what we all felt like once we reached the top.
The kids had a great time climbing different rocks.
We hung out, had a snack, and discovered that beyond those rocks was a waterfall.
The bottom of the waterfall was shallow and you could walk on the rocks. Next time we'll bring some watershoes.
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We have a book we'll have to give you this summer - hiking in the wasatch. LOOKS FUN (and exhausting)!!!
You'll have to let me know where you've found your hikes, or better yet, we'll have to go with you sometime! Email me...dtflake at gmail dot com
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