🌲 Northern Utah Hikes — From Pine Forests to Peaks

Northern Utah combines alpine views, rolling forests, and accessible trailheads. Here are three must-try hikes for every level.

🟢 Adams Canyon Falls (Easy)

• Distance: 3.5 mi round trip
  

• Elevation Gain: ~1,300 ft
  

Waterfall finale, shady canyon walls, and just enough challenge to keep it interesting — a perfect beginner’s trail near Layton.

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🟠 Ben Lomond Peak (Moderate)

• Distance: 15 mi round trip
  

• Elevation Gain: ~3,500 ft
  

Long but gradual with unforgettable views of the Great Salt Lake and Ogden Valley. Wildflowers peak midsummer.

🔴 Mount Timpanogos (Hard)

• Distance: 14 mi round trip
  

• Elevation Gain: ~4,800 ft
  
  

The crown jewel of Northern Utah hikes. High-alpine meadows, mountain goats, and one of the state’s most iconic summits.

From forest floors to mountain tops, Northern Utah never runs out of good views. Get out there, breathe it in, and keep HammingOut.