American Fork Canyon: Hiking

A cairn found in Cohab Canyon, Capitol Reef National Park.

Frank and Anne's Canyon Country Hiking and Camping Notebook.

American Fork Canyon

Campsite

This page contains information on hiking within American Fork Canyon in Utah.

Hiking

There are over 200 miles of hiking trails in the canyon, ranging from level and easy to steep and arduous. Stop at the Timpanogos Cave Visitor Center and ask a Ranger for recommended hikes and look at maps and guides.

See our Backpacking Tips.
See our Day Hiking Tips.

Hiked
Check our personal notes for detailed descriptions of these trails:

Dry Creek-Deer Creek Trail (#043)
Distance:	Rating:	Moderate to Strenuous
Elevation:	Total Ascent:
Trailhead:
Description:

Timpooneke Trail (#053 and #054)
Distance:	Rating:	Moderate to Strenuous
Elevation:	Total Ascent:
Trailhead:
Description:

Not Hiked

Alta Dry Fork Trail (#032)
Aspen Grove Trail (#052)
Battle Creek Trail (#050)
Bear Canyon Trail (#174)
Box Elder Peak Trail
Crossover to Lake Hardy Trail
Deer Creek Trail
Dry Canyon Trail (#049)
Great Western Trail
Grove Creek Trail (#048)
Holman Trail (#039)
Lake Hardy Trail (#176)
Lone Peak—Hammongog Trail (#187)
Mill Canyon Trail (#040)
North Mountain Trail (#042)

North Ridge Trail (#043)
North Route to Box Elder Trail
Phelps Canyon Trail (#045)
Pine Hollow Trail (#047)
Pittsburgh Lake Trail (#035)
Ridge Trail (#157)
Salamander Flat-Summit Trail
Silver Glance Lake Trail
Silver Lake Overlook
Silver Lake Trail (#036)
South Ridge Trail (#044)
South Route to Box Elder Peak Trail
Stewarts Cascades Trail (#055)
Tibble Fork Trail (#041)

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