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We rode this trail all the way to the north entrance of Snow Canyon SP. We were on me-bikes, not e-bikes. In the first miles there are some heart pumping grades. Thankfully there are beautiful vistas as well. I really appreciated the workout and look forward to doing it again. The back half of loop once you leave through the southern end of Snow Canyon is disheartening from all of the crazy development on Snow Canyon Parkway. When you’re in Snow Canyon you have to do the West Canyon Rd. trail. It’s very rideable gravel but the scenery is unmatched.
We rode this trail from Confluence Park and highly recommend it. It offers river views and mountain landscapes. Toward the north end there’s a spur called the Hell Hole Trail that provides any elevation gain you seek. We did the Virgin River South Trail as well but it pales in comparison.
Ride is Beautiful. Very nice gentle slope! New trail opening in a week which will continue past inspiration Point. We road on main road to Bryce Point lookout. Steep uphill and not a lot of shoulder room. I will post some pictures.
Inbetween gates and street crossings, this is a beautiful trail.
We really enjoy riding this trail. It’s wide, dashed center line (seems to help people stay in their lane), miles of riding without crossing roads. Other users are typically friendly and have good trail etiquette. Links to other trails. A couple drawbacks - very little shade, not many restrooms.
Seriously one of the most scenic, and beautiful bike trails in the country in my opinion. You can also connect all the way to Bryce Canyon. The path is in excellent condition.
Beautiful ride. Definitely near the best in Utah.
Disclaimer: Don’t park and hit the Virgin River North Trail from the Millcreek Park, you have to cross a very buy 4 lane road. There are other parking areas that a join the path. We did both the north and south trails and they make a part of the trail known as the “Mayors Trail Loop.” We did about 11 miles round trip and it was great.
The Santa Clara River trail is a beautiful paved trail that connects to several different trails if you want a longer ride than just a few miles. I almost didn’t try it because I knew I wanted around 10 miles. So glad I did. There are many connecting trails to extend your ride if you so choose. A few hills but not too challenging. At least for those of us without an e-bike.
My wife and I road this trail yesterday (October 25, 2025). The fall colors were beautiful and the day was perfect, 64 degrees with a slight breeze and partly cloudy. The trail is in great condition and can be tackled by nearly all ability levels.
This was an easy trail, no steep inclines or descents. Travelled it 3 days after rain storm. One of the tunnels was still covered in 6 inches of water/mud!! I wasn’t prepared for that but continued on, a little fun adventure! Came out the other side with bike and feet dirty, lol. Also didn’t realize the trail just abruptly ended in a neighborhood. Had to back track and exit off a side trail i hadn’t noticed before to get to Snow Canyon parkway.
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