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Utah hikes are some of the best in the world. The scenery is endlessly breathtaking and there’s something for everyone from tighter than tight slot canyons to easy strolls with wild west views. We’ve focused primarily on the more adventurous hikes here but there’s nothing so difficult that most people couldn’t tackle them. We hiked dozens of trails not on this list so you can trust us that these are the true must dos!
A little effort goes a long way when it comes to Victoria Falls. The steep but well maintained track will take you to both the base of Victoria Falls and some very pretty cascades, both of which are fantastic wild swimming spots. Here’s everything you need to know, including difficulty and what the pools are like.
Kangaroo Valley is gorgeous with rolling green hills backed by mountains and a quaint town centre. There are so many great things to do in the area, including kayaking on the Kangaroo River, wombat spotting, wineries, wild swimming and more. We’re sharing all the best attractions to do so you don’t miss a thing.
The Sealy Tarns Track offers some of the most incredible views in the Aoraki-Mount Cook National Park. To say it has the wow factor is an understatement. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the hike including difficulty, track conditions and a great turn around viewpoint if you don’t want to walk the whole trail, but still want to see one of the best views in the park.
Hooker Hut is one of Aoraki Mount Cook’s best accessible adventures. In fact it’s one of the best in the whole country. With sensational mountain views and an easy walk to get there, this hut is set to become one of the must do attractions. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk and the hut.
The Tarawera Trail is one of Rotorua’s best walks. Although it is predominantly through forest, the stops along the way are fantastic, with a crystal clear lake and several different hot springs. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including how to find the hot springs which are not signposted.
The Red Tarns Track is one of the most underrated walks in all of the Aoraki Mount Cook National Park. The views from this relatively short trail are nothing short of spectacular, especially if you head up for sunset! We’re sharing everything you need to know about the walk, including difficulty and the best time to do it.
