About hiking in Uintah County

Uintah County, Utah has 45 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 96.7 miles, an average of 2.1 miles each. The longest is Dry Fork Flume Trail, at 9.6 miles. 6 run 5 miles or longer.

All 45 hiking trails, longest first

Dry Fork Flume TrailHikeMTB9.6 mi RacetrackHikeMTB7.0 mi Deadman Lake TrailHikeMTB5.9 mi CorkscrewHikeMTB5.7 mi Elkhorn West ForkHike5.2 mi Willow Creek RoadHike5.2 mi Lake Park TrailHike4.3 mi Red Belly Lake TrailHikeMTB4.0 mi Manilla Park Connector TrailHike3.7 mi Jones Hole TrailHike3.7 mi Big Park Lake Park TrailHike3.6 mi Got Milk?Hike3.3 mi Sound of SilenceHike2.9 mi Clear Spring RoadHike2.8 mi Oaks Park - East Park TrailHike2.2 mi Full MontyHikeMTB2.2 mi East Galloway TrailHike2.2 mi Ruple Point TrailHike2.1 mi Desert Voices TrailHike1.9 mi Fossil Discovery TrailHike1.9 mi Historic Carter Military TrailHike1.6 mi Blanchett Park TrailHikeMTB1.6 mi Troug Creek Peak to Lost Park TrailHike1.6 mi Oaks Park-East Park TrailHikeMTB1.4 mi River TrailHike1.2 mi Grizzly Ridge to South Francis Connector TrailHikeMTB1.0 mi South Fork of Dry Fork TrailHike1.0 mi Dinosaur Trackway TrailHike0.9 mi Round Park TrailHike0.8 mi Hog Canyon TrailHike0.6 mi Marsh Peak - Dry Fork TrailHike0.6 mi Fantasy Canyon TrailHike0.6 mi Cow Canyon TrailHike0.5 mi Elkhorn - West Fork TrailHikeMTB0.5 mi Sink Ridge TrailHike0.5 mi Brush Creek Cave TrailHike0.4 mi Grouse Creek Overlook TrailHikeMTB0.4 mi Moonshine Arch TrailHike0.4 mi Grizzly Ridge - Basset Springs RoadHike0.4 mi Round Park South TrailHike0.3 mi Box Canyon TrailHikeMTB0.2 mi Beaver Pond Interpretive TrailHike0.2 mi Flume TrailHike0.2 mi Lizard TrailHike0.2 mi North Leidy Peak TrailHike0.1 mi

← All Uintah 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 August 9, 2026.