Bair Creek Trail

Start your jogging adventure on the Bair Creek Trail, an easy route that offers pleasant views of the valley and Bair Canyon. This 1.9 miles (3.1 km) path involves a gentle climb of 110 feet (34 metres), making it a quick outing you can complete in about 22 minutes. You'll find the trail often shaded, which helps keep you comfortable, even when the weather is warm. Keep an eye out for small waterfalls and a notable overlook of Bair Canyon from a large rock, a great spot to pause. The terrain is straightforward, perfect for a relaxed run.

Parking is generally available right at the trailhead, making access to the Bair Creek Trail convenient for your visit. While the route is easy, be aware that some sections are maintained as a primitive path, and you might encounter overgrown areas. There are three river crossings along the way; typically, only one might get your feet wet, especially if you visit in early summer. Plan your jogging trip during daylight hours to best enjoy the shaded sections and views.

This trail is nestled within the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, offering a natural escape close to the valley. Its design as a primitive route means you get a more natural experience, despite its accessibility. The minimal elevation gain makes it a good choice for those seeking a less strenuous jogging option. It stands out as a straightforward path for a quick dose of nature.