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This is the highest point of the Alpine Scenic Highway—meaning if you’ve made it here, it’s time to enjoy the downhill ahead. Nearby, you’ll find access to several trails, including Willow Hollow Trail, Horse Flat Trail, Ridge Trail, and Lame Hollow Trail.

Guardsman Pass is a tough but unforgettable climb—steep grades, tight switchbacks, and big elevation gain. The views from the top, at nearly 9,700 feet, are worth every pedal stroke. Expect light traffic on weekdays and smooth pavement for a fast, fun descent.

The Kamas area was first inhabited by Native Americans, including the Ute, Shoshone, and Snake tribes. In 1857, it was settled by Mormon pioneers, including Thomas Rhodes. Now, it is a great stop on the way to adventures in the Uinta Mountains. There are shops and restaurants to grab any supplies you need for your ride.

Climbing Empire Pass westwards from Midway on the Guardsman Pass Scenic Backway offers a challenging but scenic ascent into Utah's Wasatch Mountains. Prepare for approximately 11-12 miles of sustained climbing, gaining over 3,000ft to reach the 8,740ft summit. The main climb averages around 5-6%, but features steeper sections, particularly on the initial winding climb out of Midway and in the final push towards the pass, where gradients can reach 8-10%. Along the way you'll enjoy the transition from aspen forests to stunning alpine meadows as you approach the top.

The Dimple Dell East Trailhead car park offers a captivating view of the Wasatch Range, adorned with iconic peaks like Lone Peak and Twin Peaks. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Dimple Dell Regional Park, visitors can relish the scenic vistas and appreciate the prominent geological features that define this Utah landscape.

The Dimple Dell East Trail offers a captivating view of the Wasatch Range, adorned with iconic peaks like Lone Peak and Twin Peaks. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Dimple Dell Regional Park, visitors can relish the scenic vistas and appreciate the prominent geological features that define this Utah landscape.

Heber City is the gateway to several parks, national forests and nature areas in Utah, so it is a great place to start a ride. The city was first settled in 1859, and it still has several historic buildings that you can visit.

At this viewpoint, on one side of Cascade Springs Drive, you'll enjoy incredible scenic views. The best time to visit it is in the fall, when you can see the different colors of the leaves as they change.