Southern Utah University Hike Brochure

Southern Utah University Hike Brochure

Taylor Creek Trail Twenty minutes from Cedar City Red Hollow An hour and a half from Cedar City Fees: Entrance fee to Kolb Canyon Length: 5 miles round trip Length: 1.2 miles round trip The Trail: This is a very scenic and not too difficult hike. The trail follows the Creek for approximately 3 miles until you end up at some very beautiful arches. You will cross the stream about 60 times, as you hike up the canyon. The Trail: The trails takes you up a sandy wash through majestic red and white canyon walls, that gradually narrow and lead to a short, colorful, slot canyon for about 100 yards before a dry fall stops progress. 2 Hike Brochure https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/tfit/

Spectra Point Trail Forty minutes from Cedar City Fees: $6 entrance fee to Cedar Breaks National Monument Length: 2 miles round trip The T-FIT Reach the Peak Challenge will run from May 15th to August 15th. Participants will be required to complete 5 hikes of their choosing in order to receive the $50 incentive. Only benefit-eligible employees qualify. The 10 hikes listed in this brochure are suggsted hikes near Cedar City. The Trail: Spectra Point Trail is a 2-mile round trip hike along the rim of Cedar Breaks amphitheater. It features beautiful wild flowers and a number of activity options. It is best used from March until October. Phone: (435) 586-7754 Email: tfit@suu.edu Web: https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/ tfit/ Hike Brochure https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/ 3

Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirty. John Muir Ten Hiking Tips: Rattlesnake Creek Fourteen minutes from Cedar City Length: 11.7 miles round trip The Trail: Rattlesnake Creek - Ashdown Gorge Trail is a moderately trafficked point-to-point trail that features a river. The trail is primarily used for hiking. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. 1. Start small and choose the right trail for your fitness level 2. Check the weather before you leave 3. Tell someone where you are going 4. Carry minimal things with you 5.Wear good footwear and socks 6. Watch your time 7. Take breaks throughout the hike 8. Bring snacks and water 9. Leave no trace, take care of the trail you are on 10. Hike with friends 4 Hike Brochure https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/tfit/

Bartizan Arch Trail Forty-five minutes from Cedar City Spring Creek Canyon Fourteen minutes from Cedar City Fees: $6 entrance fee to Cedar Breaks National Monument Difficulty: Difficult Length: 5.1 miles round trip Length: 4.9 miles round trip The Trail: Bartizan Arch Trail is a moderately trafficked out and back trail that features beautiful wild flowers and the shooting star waterfall. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from March until October. The Trail: Spring Creek Canyon is an out and back trail and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking and is best used from April until November. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash. Hike Brochure https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/tfit/ 5

ThunderBird Gardens In Cedar City Cascade Falls Fifty minutes from Cedar City Fees: none Length: 1.6 mile round trip Fees: none Length: 1 mile round trip The Trail: This is a great hike if you want a quick jaunt. The trail takes some switchbacks that lead to a summit where there is a great view of Cedar City. There is a little slot canyon on the trail where some boldering or even repelling would be optional. Very pretty. The Trail: This short trail is perfect for an afternoon adventure or a family hike. The trail goes along the edge of the Virgin River Valley, overlooking Zion in the distance. Starting in forest and heading out onto the rim, the trail is relatively flat, though there is a steep drop off to one side. The waterfall ranges from a trickle to a small waterfall depending on the season. Best used May to October. 6 Hike Brochure https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/tfit/

Timber Creek Overlook Trail Thirty minutes from Cedar City Length: 1.2 miles round trip The Trail: The relatively flat Timber Creek Overlook Trail follows along a small ridge with spectacular views of the Kolob Canyons. Timber Creek Overlook Trial is covered in a beautiful display of desert wildflowers. You may see rare colorful collared lizards along the trail. Parking is ample at the trailhead along with picnic tables and bathroom facilities. C Trail In Cedar City Difficulty: Difficult Length: 7.8 miles round trip The Trail: The C Trail is a long downhill trail that winds down the face of Cedar Mountain, which overlooks Cedar City and borders Dixie National Forest. It is locally known for being a challenging mountain biking trail with a bunch of tight switchbacks, but it also serves as a scenic but strenuous hiking trail. Hike Brochure https://www.suu.edu/ad/hr/tfit/ 7