This short but satisfying 1.75-mile trail in Summit County is within a short drive from both Salt Lake City and Park City. Here's a guide on how to best hike the Discovery Loop Trail.
The Discovery Trail in Summit County on Wednesday, May 18, 2022.Hiking season has arrived. It’s time to get out and experience nature by finding those rare, flickering granola bar wrappers and water bottle caps and gazing at the backs of the explorers on the trail ahead of you.Utah has thousands and thousands of miles of trails. Even with the boom in interest in outdoor activities, that’s enough to get some separation from your neighbors — even on a weekend.
This short but satisfying trail is within a short drive from both Salt Lake City and Park City. It partially meanders through an aspen grove, crosses a small stream and has enough elevation gain to raise the heart rate but not to alarming levels. No, it’s not possible to escape the distant hum of Interstate 80.
Most satisfying of all, the Discovery Loop is apparently so lightly used that wildflowers sprout up in the middle of it. At times, the carpet is so thick it’s difficult to discern the path from the peripheral foliage. So uncover your hiking poles and wash out your water pack. With trails like this to explore, you and nature can actually share some quality time together this summer.
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