ユーインタ山脈での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

This viewpoint, just a short walk outside Canyon Rim Campground, offers impressive lookouts down into Red Canyon, with the Flaming Gorge Reservior, created from the Green River, in its depths. If you're up for hiking a couple miles northwest, the views get even better.

Whether you're coming from the visitor center to the northwest, or staying at the Canyon Rim Campground to the southeast, this is one of several particularly great viewpoints along the Canyon Rim Trail.

This visitor center is a great place to get oriented to Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. You can also enjoy spectacular views into 1,400-foot deep Red Canyon just a short walk to the north, or southeast along the Canyon Rim Trail.

Red Canyon is some 700 feet wide and 1,400 deep, and you get amazing views of it from this lookout point, as well as spots along the trail as you approach. The water at the bottom is Flaming Gorge Reservoir.

This roadside lake is a popular destination for families with a trunk full of inflatable floaties — but you can also enjoy a real, if short, loop hike here if you so desire, in any season. The trail around Crystal Lake also makes a fine launching-off point to explore some of the other lakes in the region.

Long Lake is a popular destination for day hikers, backpackers, and fishermen in search of brook and cutthroat trout. The trail to reach it is rocky but relatively easy, and a bridge across the lake outlet gives you plenty of options for spreading out along the lakeshore.

Clegg Lake offers a big reward on relatively little effort: A scenic, drought-resistant lake that adventure kids and adults alike will enjoy as a destination.

Ibantik Lake is the ideal lake to hike to in the Uintas due to the fewer number of people in comparison to other nearby lakes. Lovely water perfect for a quick dip and picnic before returning back onto the trail.