Discover Utah's top snowshoe trails, from snow-dusted red rock amphitheaters in Bryce Canyon to alpine pine forests in the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains.
Last Updated October 23, 2026
Snowshoe past fiery red hoodoos capped in snow along the spectacular rim of Bryce Canyon National Park.
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A picturesque, family-friendly snowshoe loop encircling a frozen subalpine lake in Big Cottonwood Canyon.
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Expansive rolling high-desert terrain with miles of free, multi-use groomed winter trails overlooking Park City.
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A classic Wasatch winter trek through quiet spruce forests leading up to a dramatic snow-and-ice cavern waterfall.
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Immaculately groomed alpine snowshoe trails winding beneath the towering sheer wall of Mount Timpanogos.
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A sunny, dog-friendly winter ridge hike in Millcreek Canyon with sprawling Salt Lake Valley views.
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High-altitude Southern Utah snowshoeing along a 10,000-foot rim overlooking a colossal red-rock amphitheater.
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A picturesque, gentle snowshoe trail tracing a partially frozen stream canyon in the Ogden Valley.
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Peaceful, sheltered snowshoeing loops through deep powder and historic stone pavilions in Big Cottonwood Canyon.
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A challenging alpine backcountry ascent through Little Cottonwood Canyon yielding stunning jagged peak panoramas.
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