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The Hobble Creek Parkway Trail offers a pleasant jogging experience over 9.0 miles (14.6 km) with a moderate difficulty rating. You will gain 474 feet (145 metres) in elevation, typically completing the route in about 1 hour and 31 minutes. As you follow the paved path, you will transition from residential areas into lush, tree-lined sections that hug Hobble Creek, eventually passing the Hobble Golf Course with views of the dramatic Wasatch Range mountains.
For an ideal visit, plan your jogging trip in May or September when conditions are best. This trail is both family-friendly and dog-friendly, making it a great option for a group outing. Be aware that during colder months, some of the bridges along the route can become icy or covered in snow, so check conditions before you go. You will find benches placed approximately every half-mile, offering convenient spots for a quick rest.
Beyond the paved path, the route leads you into the Hobble Creek Wildlife Management Area, providing a chance to observe local nature. Keep an eye out for the Hobble Creek Wetlands and Mountain View, which offer picturesque scenery throughout your run. The trail is particularly notable for its stunning colors in the fall, transforming the landscape into a vibrant display.
Last updated: April 23, 2026
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The trail is primarily a well-maintained paved path, making it ideal for jogging. While generally considered easy to moderate, especially for running, the eastward direction involves a gentle uphill slope. There is one notable short, steeper section, approximately 100 yards long, around mile 3.2. During colder months, some bridges along the trail can become icy or covered in snow.
The full route is approximately 14.55 kilometers (about 9 miles) long. For an average jogger, it typically takes around 1 hour and 31 minutes to complete.
Yes, the trail is generally considered easy to moderate and is well-suited for beginners. Its paved surface and gentle slopes make it accessible, though the eastward direction does involve a gradual uphill climb, and there's one short, steeper section to be aware of.
The eastern end of the trail connects to Rotary Park, which is a common access point and likely offers parking. While the trail begins in a residential area of Springville, specific parking details for the western end are not provided, but Rotary Park is a good option.
Yes, the Hobble Creek Parkway Trail is family-friendly and allows dogs. Please ensure your dog is leashed and you clean up after them to maintain the trail's cleanliness for all users.
May and September are highlighted as particularly pleasant times for a visit. The fall season is also noted for its stunning colors along the trail. During colder months, be aware that bridges can be icy or snow-covered.
No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Hobble Creek Parkway Trail itself. It is a publicly accessible paved trail.
Joggers will encounter diverse scenery, transitioning from residential areas to lush, tree-lined paths following Hobble Creek. You'll pass the Hobble Golf Course and extend into the Hobble Creek Wildlife Management Area. A significant highlight is the dramatic backdrop of the Wasatch Range mountains, offering 'postcard perfect views' as the trail heads east. You can also enjoy the Hobble Creek Wetlands and Mountain View.
Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Hobble Creek Trail and the Mapleton Trail.
Yes, joggers will find benches placed approximately every half-mile, providing convenient spots for rests. Information regarding water availability directly on the trail is not specified, so it's advisable to bring your own.
The trail is well-regarded for its accessibility and amenities. It's family-friendly, allows dogs, and offers benches every half-mile. It crosses Hobble Creek several times via spacious and well-protected bridges. The eastern end connects to Rotary Park, and the trail itself is a highlight: Hobble Creek Parkway Trail.
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