This ten mile trail traverses the west shore of Strawberry Reservoir from Mud Creek Bay to East Portal Bay. Opportunities to view wildlife along this walk are some of the best in the area.

This well-shaded trail runs up beside Strongs Creek from 36th Street to the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. An unmaintained trail continues fiurther along the creek past this point.

The Sweet Ranch Trail begins off Hwy 44 and follows a dirt road past historic Sweet Ranch and on to a fun downhill section. The route thins as it enters a grove of aspen and crosses a few streams.

Taylor Canyon Trail offers the most gradual descent from the Island in the Sky peninsula. The route begins on an old road bed and passes near the deep alcove from which the named spring issues (1/2 mile mark). Switchbacks take you down to the mesa where you enter Trail Canyon and follow it downstream to Taylor Canyon.

This trail follows the middle fork of the Taylor Creek up canyon to Double Arch Alcove. The canyon is deep, tree-lined and exceptionally beautiful. You'll pass a few old homestead cabins and wildflowers in season.

Turret Arch, North Window and South Window are located along the relatively easy Windows Trail.

This scenic trail crosses grassy meadows and aspen groves, and offers beautiful views from the ridge.

One of the premier trails in the region, the Thunder Mountain Trail follows a normally dry wash for about 1.5 miles before climbing a series of steep switchbacks to a ridge that overlooks Red Canyon to the north, Wilson Peak to the southeast, and the Sevier River Valley to the west.