East 224 Connector Trail

Utah

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East 224 Connector Trail Facts

States: Utah
Counties: Summit
Length: 2.3 miles
Trail end points: Old Ranch Rd. at Willow Creek Park and 224 Connector Trail at SR 224
Trail surfaces: Boardwalk, Crushed Stone, Dirt
Trail category: Rail-Trail
ID: 6613129

East 224 Connector Trail Description

The East 224 Connector Trail provides a convenient route through South Snyderville Basin from Willow Creek Park to the Redstone Shopping Complex. It meanders north along the former Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad right-of-way for just over a mile, then parallels State Route 224 before approaching the Swaner Nature Reserve, a scenic wetland and meadow habitat with an award-winning educational facility. The path is packed dirt and stone with two boardwalk segments through wetlands.

The trail connects to the asphalt-surfaced 224 Connector Trail at its northern end and the McLeod Creek Trail, Split Rail Trail and Willow Creek Trail to the south.

Parking and Trail Access

From Interstate 80, take exit 145 onto SR 224 to Park City. After 2 miles, turn left onto Old Ranch Road. Travel this for a half mile to the entrance of Willow Creek Park.

East 224 Connector Trail Reviews

Excellent 3 wheel clycle dirt trail

This packed dirt / gravel trail is very suitable for three wheel cycles. It is packed across its width with few two wheel tracks of motor vehicles. Single post trail markers with multiple trail signs can be confusing, Trail may extend east from Willow Creek Park along Old Ranch Road then along Quarry Mountain Rd for 0.5 mile where it turns North and ends in 0.2 miles again on Old Ranch Rd. Return via Old Ranch Rd to make a round trip. Noel Keller 5 May 2011

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