Hiking in Utah
The best way to experience the diverse landscapes of Utah is by hiking through them. Utah has some very remote areas that are accessible only to serious backpackers, but routes to other stunningly beautiful scenes are merely "pleasant walks."
You'll find that once you get off the beaten path on foot, Utah's mountains and deserts will open up for you in unexpected ways. Utah's excellent guides and outfitters can truly enhance your adventures. Guided hiking trips vary from half-day hiking clinics to multi-day backpacking expeditions. Specialty walking tours focus on ecology, history, geology, or archaeology. Read more...
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Guides
- Zion Guided Tours
- Southern Utah Scenic Tours
- Midway Adventure Company
- Southwest Adventure Tours
- Four Season Guides
- Adventure Bus
- The Wildland Trekking Company
- Dreamland Safari Tours
- Redrock Adventure Guides
- Hondoo Rivers And Trails
- Fremont Adventure Guides
- Western Rivers Flyfisher
- High Country Adventure
- Bar 10 Ranch Guides & Outfitters
- Book Cliff Outfitters
- Moab Adventure Center
- Deep Desert Expeditions
- Destination Sports And Adventures
- Red Canyon Lodge Adventures
- Dinosaur River Expeditions
- Get in the Wild Adventures
- Kanab Tour Company
- Happy Trails Adventure
- Zion Guru
- MountainBased
- Red Desert Adventure
- Utah Slickrock Guides
- Rockin' R Ranch & Guides
- Red Dirt Excursions
- Epic One Adventures
- AOA Adventures
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Popular Utah Hiking Destinations
Utah has hundreds of miles of backcountry and trails. Some areas are accessible only to hardy backpackers, while others can be reached via off-highway vehicles or mountain bikes. Visitors should check with the administering agency about fire restrictions and other regulations, including off-highway vehicle restrictions, before heading into the backcountry.