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Few hikes from this Trailhead. The most popular one is the Lower Bells canyon

If you want to see the main waterfall in the park, you'll have to leave your bike behind for a bit. Just biking along the river on the Provo River Parkway is worth your while, though, and you get great views of cascades and small falls pouring into the river.

One of the best views but avoid it during the hot day as it is very exposed

This 2.2 million-acre national forest stretches through northern Utah and into southwestern Wyoming; this section abuts (and incorporates) the rugged beauty of Mount Olympus Wilderness to the south.

Although this trail isn't necessarily technical, it is so fiercely steep that it's not for everybody. Hardcore trail runners love it, though. If you're running the usual loop for Grandeur Peak, going up this way means you'll get the steepest part of the trail out of the way on the ascent, saving your knees with a (relatively) more gradual downhill on the other side.

Long acknowledged as a gem of Salt Lake City, this easy trail runs alongside pretty City Creek for several miles before ending at a picnic site near the water treatment plant.

This is the third and last in a chain of high alpine lakes, well worth the jog to reach it if you have the juice.

This multi-use paved trail begins at Utah Lake State Park and follows the Provo River for 15 miles, showcasing different areas of the city and its parks.