This is my type of hike-more like a mild nature walk with all my favorite things: water, trees and…read morewildlife. There's a good sized parking lot with some restrooms (which were unfortunately poorly maintained due to staffing issues-but that's another review). There are a few nice overlook spots along the trail and even a few benches to stop and enjoy the scenery. I noticed that there were many spots in the grassy area that appeared to be burned. As I was wondering aloud what those meant, I came across a sign that explained that they were prescribed burns to prevent the existing trees from choking out. They need space to grow. The water is incredibly clear and the stream has a lovely flow to it. There are some spots that are a little more sparse than others, so it might not be the most magnificent trail you'll find in the mountains, but if it's along your path and you'd like a short walk, it's definitely worth visiting.

Beautiful drive once you get there all paved walkways so much fun to see the water, cascading fish…read morein the bonds and unique flowers and white natural grasses

The Crater at Homestead was definitely a unique experience. I was a little terrified at first, but…read moreonce I got into the water, I felt much more comfortable. The life vests are mandatory, which was reassuring knowing we'd be floating the entire time. It's one of those experiences where you just have to go for it and try it at least once. I'm really glad I did--it was definitely worth stepping outside my comfort zone!

The swim/soak for 40 minutes in the natural crater is a 5/5 experience! The cost is $30 per person…read more(a little pricey), and the water temperature is usually high 90s Fahrenheit (cooler than a typical hot tub). Lockers and changing rooms (but not showers or bathrooms) are available for your items after you enter the crater. The online purchase to reserve your spot was easy. You should bring your own towel and lock for a locker. The Homestead facility is currently undergoing construction, so I realize the check in experience may improve later. The signs for parking and check in locations were confusing and/or incorrect, and multiple employees with an H polo didn't help us with finding the lot when we were clearly looping around among construction unsure where to go. I'd recommend to Homestead to remove/cover the arrow sign to the crater on Bluff Rd until that construction is complete. Additionally, I recommend better check-in signage on the beige activities building since this busy country club has many "activities" from tennis to golf that aren't necessarily linked to the crater. Temporary A-frame signs would be sufficient. I felt safe in the crater with the required life vest, and we signed waivers before entering. The view from the top of the crater is lovely if you're willing to climb a few dozen steps.

If you're in Wasatch State Park, this is a cool spot for a stroll. Parking passes required. From…read morewhat I gathered, this is the location of a German Missionary who was the first person to translate the Book of Mormon into German. In addition, him and his wife operated an orphanage in the area. Aside from the historical aspect, this place is quiet and clean, and there are bunnies that run about (great for kids). The historical buildings are well-maintained and have that rustic, historical feel. If you're interested in hiking up to this spot, there is a trail about 2 miles down where you can start (did not have time to do this trail, but seems fun).

An absolutely magical step back in time. We visited the property on a Sunday and we're able to…read morecatch a one on one tour with Huber's great-granddaughter Marie Dagleish! She told us Huber family stories as she walked us through her family's house. My girls and I enjoyed our visit so much! The house has been restored and the original stove and other artifacts remain. It is truly remarkable what Marie has done with the property! I loved seeing the apple trees and hearing the stories. If you can't make it for a tour there are plenty of signs that Marie had made to tell her family's story. This is a must see when you visit Midway!

If you're looking for the perfect winter adventure in Utah, Rocky Mountain Outfitters in Midway…read moreabsolutely delivers a magical, unforgettable experience -- especially during the Christmas season. From the moment you arrive, the staff makes you feel completely welcomed. They're friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about their horses and the beautiful area they work in. The seasonal horseback rides are incredible. Early in the season, you ride through the charming town of Midway, surrounded by snowy fields and mountain views that look like a Christmas postcard. Later in the season, the rides move up to Soldier Hollow, where the scenery becomes even more breathtaking -- open meadows, Olympic-era trails, and the Wasatch Mountains glowing in the winter light. The horses are gentle, well-trained, and perfect for beginners and experienced riders alike. But the true holiday magic comes from their draft horse wagon rides. Being pulled by beautiful Percheron and Belgian horses through thousands of sparkling Christmas lights at the Wasatch Mountain Golf Course is absolutely enchanting. The sleigh bells, the crisp winter air, the glow of the lights -- it feels straight out of a movie. Rocky Mountain Outfitters is a must-do winter tradition. Five stars without hesitation! Check out our video https://linktr.ee/reessroots

We booked a horse drawn sleigh ride for a new Christmas experience…read more It was fabulous. They took us on a 30 minute horse drawn sleigh ride through a light show at Jordanelle State Park. I had to book really early they book up fast and it was a nice but not too cold night. They also do sleigh rides for the Ice Castles at Midway. Our horses names were Lock and load beautiful Perchons. So if you want to do something different book now for next Christmas you won't regret it.

the employees made fun of me and my friends disabilities and kick us out and when we were walking…read moreout to come over she said that my wheel chair looked weird.

Fabulous experience--all around! Snowshoeing up from the Nordic center, then having a fabulous meal…read morein a beautiful location. Overlooking Heber!

AMAZING EXPERIENCE…read more You check in right at the soldier hallow center. They show you how to fit and put on snow shoes and then the guide takes you on a short ~1/2 mile trip to the yurt. It's fairly reasonable even for folks who may be fearful they're deconditioned or not as active. There's as a guide at the front and rear so it can be an easy pace as long you let them know ahead of time. There's plenty of opportunities to take photos and they give a little history also. The guide were great and taking pictures too! Once you're at the top you're greeted by a large yet cozy yurt. It's warm and intimate despite several other groups being present. They did a short introduction and then we got the night started. There was plenty of hot coco, coffee, tea options. Also ingredients to make smores. The courses came at a great pace and we really got to enjoy ourselves. Soda or lime seltzer is also available as well as some limited beer options. There is access to portable bathrooms in case that's needed. Overall this was a beautiful experience perfect for a special occasion. I highly recommend this company and look forward to doing this again in the future.

We were vacationing in Park City, and wanted to go snowmobiling, we found this place and rented 2 (…read moretwo seater snowmobiles) my each drove one with our little kids in the back. This was the absolute BEST experience we've ever had while on vacation. We had a private tour with Tag as our guide, we had a blast with him! Highly recommend this place! They have goggles, boots, and jackets to rent, they also sell gloves and other necessities

We had a great experience overall with Uinta Recreation. Originally, I booked a 3-hour unguided…read moretour, which had to be changed to a 2-hour option due to trail conditions and lack of snow. At first, I was frustrated by the change, but after speaking with Adam, he explained that the limited snow could cause issues on the trails and potentially lead to a poor experience if we got stuck or ended up on the wrong paths. I appreciated his honesty and concern for safety. Suggestion - fill out all waivers online prior, read all documents prior and arrive early

This is a multi use trail and is rated moderate…read more It's a beautiful time of year to hike this trail with the leaves turning colors. There are many off shoots to take, and the Wow trail is many miles long. There are two ways to get here. One is going up Parleys Canyon up and around to Midway, or go the way I did today up Big Cottonwood Canyon and turning at Guardsmen pass. Dogs are allowed but must be kept on a leash. Please take your bags out. Leave no trace. There is a $7 fee per car up to eight people unless you are over 62 then it's $4 to pay. ***No bathrooms

I was in Utah with 6 of my closest friends for a girls weekend. We decided to do a two hour rafting…read moretrip down the Weber River. Lars was our guide and was so friendly and knowledgeable about the area and made sure we all had a great time. Next time we're in Utah, we're going to reach out to them to arrange another adventure. Thanks again Lars for such a memorable experience.

Great first time experience I had with my family. It's a nice fun easy rice route. The guide was…read moreexcellent and made the experience fun. Highly recommend!!