20의 유타 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Provo River, known as the Timponoquint (meaning "Rock River") by the Ute people, is a 71-mile river that runs through Utah County and Wasatch County in the Uinta Mountains.

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.

Cycling on North Canyon Road in Utah offers a scenic and rewarding climb through dense forests and striking canyon views. The road starts in Bountiful and winds steadily uphill, eventually connecting to the Skyline Drive trail system. It's a popular route for both road cyclists and gravel riders, especially in the warmer months when the air is crisp and the mountains are lush. With limited traffic and panoramic vistas, it's a peaceful yet challenging ride worth the effort.

Bridal Veil Falls Park boasts a magnificent 607-foot-tall double waterfall, offering a perfect spot to pause and be inspired by nature's grandeur. From this point, you can also embark on a trail leading to another impressive waterfall, the 40-foot-tall Upper Falls, which presents a rewarding half-mile uphill challenge. Depending on the season, the waterfalls may cascade with roaring power or freeze into stunning ice formations, each adding its own unique charm to the experience.

The Fifth Water Hot Springs and Waterfall are an ideal spot to cool off or warm up during your bike ride. It's easy to find different pools at the springs and waterfall of different temperatures, so enjoy bouncing between them! The area is also known to have frequent snake appearances, so be aware of your surroundings, especially if visiting with children.

The Fifth Water Hot Springs and Falls are an ideal spot to cool off or warm up during your bike ride. It's easy to find different pools at the springs and waterfalls of different temperatures, so enjoy bouncing between them! The area is also known to have frequent snake appearances, so be aware of your surroundings, especially if visiting with children.

A wooden bridge leads over the rushing Sixth Water River. On the other side, you will now hike along the babbling Fifth Water Creek that takes you to the hot springs.

Three Forks is the main trailhead to the popular Fifth Water Hot Springs. Technically, there is room for twelve cars, but since the hot springs are so popular, people manage to squeeze a lot more cars into the parking lot. So arrive as early as possible. There are pit toilets at the trailhead.