솔트레이크 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

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

Wonderful viewpoint on the Mount Wire trail

This waterfall — which falls through a more or less donut-shaped hole in the rock — is wildly popular in the summer, but it also makes a great, family-friendly trail run. You might want to start early to avoid the crowds.

This is the most impressive waterfall along the Dry Creek, but it can get pretty crowded. Coming early or during the week will help you avoid having to weave in and out of too many hikers.

The steep trail to this summit is very popular with both runners and hikers, but it's such a scramble from the saddle/lookout point to the summit that you'll need to drop out of a run and be really careful. If you're not comfortable with the scrambling, you can still get amazing views from the saddle before you head back down.

The Galena/Soónkahni Preserve is a beautiful 250-acre property in Salt Lake County. It is adjacent to the stunning Jordan River and boasts various riparian and wetland habitats with the incredible backdrop of the mountains. The preserve also features an archaeological site with ancient dwellings and artifacts that are among the oldest in Utah. The Jordan River Parkway Trail runs through the property, offering breathtaking views for an ideal spot for a long ride.

If you like topping off your mountain runs with a bit of rock scrambling, this is the place for you. Just reaching Mount Millicent's summit ridge is a scramble in and of itself, and the ascent to the peak requires some genuine route-finding to keep away from truly technical terrain. This is a trip that requires some serious agility and pre-planning — including good attention to the weather to make sure you aren't stuck on this exposed terrain during a thunderstorm.

Lake Catherine is a stark beauty set against the alpine backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains. It is the last of the three Brighton Lakes, or lakes Mary, Martha, and Catherine, which you'd encounter in that order as you run this trail.