About hiking in Rich County

Rich County, Utah has 14 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 52.6 miles, an average of 3.8 miles each. The longest is Swan Peak Trail, at 17.9 miles. 2 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Rich County are like

By length, 5 are under a mile, 7 run 1 to 5 miles, and 2 are 5 miles or longer. 1 is a loop, ending where it starts; the longest is Swan Peak Trail, at 17.9 miles.

Every one carries a difficulty rating: 5 easy and 9 moderate. Of the 14 with measured elevation, Swan Peak Trail climbs the most, about 7,113 ft, and 3 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 14 hiking trails, longest first

Swan Peak TrailHike17.9 mi Bear Lake Legacy PathwayHike14.5 mi Silvia Powerline TrailHikeMTB3.9 mi Jebo Spring 4x4Hike3.7 mi Sugar Pine TrailHikeMTB3.4 mi Cave Ridge TrailHikeMTB2.6 mi East Hodges Canyon TrailHike2.3 mi Silvia Hollow TrailHikeMTB1.2 mi Limber Pine Nature TrailHike1.2 mi Bountiful Overlook TrailHikeMTB0.6 mi Big Spring Overlook TrailHikeMTB0.6 mi Silvia Powerline Connector TrailHikeMTB0.4 mi Hatch Spring TrailHikeMTB0.2 mi Old HighwayHike0.2 mi

← All Rich County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt October 25, 2026.