So far this is my favorite hike. Not too long, not too short, not too hard. Just enough...well, for…read moreme. It located just south of Pineview dam. This is the Wheeler Canyon trail that follows Wheeler Creek. The trail is wide and heavily traveled. Great for hiking, biking, horseback riding, skiing and snowshoeing. I did the loop, it took me 2.5 hours and 5.73 miles. That was stopping frequently to take pictures because it's so pretty all over. From the beginning it's gorgeous. You're surrounded by towering, rocky mountains and the sound of the river below. As you get farther on the trail, the leaves are gold, red, and orange. One day we took our toddler to walk up the trail and explore a bit. It was easy and fun for her. Lots of birds, butterflies and caterpillars to check out. That's when I knew I had to come back and take a hike. After Wheeler Canyon there's a fork that takes you to Ice Box Canyon on the right or Art Nord trailhead to the left. I read about this trail and many prefer to go counterclockwise and go through Ice Box first. I also recommend going this route. It's a steady climb, not hard and shaded the entire way until you get to the south slope meadows. Ice Box Canyon was magical. The birds were singing, the sound of the water was hypnotic, and the red leaves blanketed the trail like a celebrity red carpet, minus the paparazzi and a little less narcissism. I had to stop and take pictures every second. I couldn't help it. If you're doing the loop, you'll run into another fork (on the south slope) once you're out of Ice Box Canyon. The sign is missing off the post. Go left. That will take you down through some meadows across a couple of bridges and then uphilll to the Art Nord Drive/trailhead. You will see Snowbasin Road on the right as you approach a trail map kiosk. Keep following the trail. You will descend on a windy trail towards a parking area. Keep going and you'll soon be back in Wheeler Canyon. I think about .65 miles. Take a jacket and plenty of water. When I went it started pouring the last quarter mile and the wind was awful tunneling through that canyon. It about knocked me over. I came out of the canyon only to find out there were 2 freaking tornadoes taht touched down. I'm not sure of the odds of that happening again but just be prepared for the weather. This would be a great hike for a family. Do the loop, go check out Ice Box Canyon, or just go up a little and back. No matter what you choose I think you'll enjoy it!

Super fun hike! The switchbacks are the hardest part so once you're past those, might as well hike…read moreall the way to the upper falls. :) it can get icy and slick in the winter so make sure you're wearing shoes with good traction and be careful! The view at the top is worth it!

Adams Canyon is a fantastic hike that starts in the Layton foothills. The hike begins on dusty…read moreswitchbacks, which are unquestionably the worst part of the trail. After climbing the switchbacks, the trail is mostly easygoing. You can enjoy the colorful wildflowers along the trail in the summer months and the changing fall colors in autumn. It's also a fun snowshoeing hike in the winter. Crossing the creek is usually necessary to see the waterfall, so plan on getting your feet wet. The Adams Canyon waterfall stands 40 feet tall and is gorgeous!

Absolutely stunning state park north west of the SLC area. only $15 for a vehicle, $5 for a…read moremotorcycle. There is so much to do here! Take in the epic views of the great salt lake from up high, walk along the coastline of the lake. There hiking trails up the mountains. There are bison all over to explore and photograph, as well as tons of species of birds to watch. If you're lucky you'll spot some Antelope or long horn sheep. Saw lots and local bicyclists, I imagine it wpuld be a blast to ride. You can park at the entrance and ride in at a small parking lot. The drive down the eastern coast is spectacular and if you don't mind a dirt road you can continue for a little further to the southern tip. Or stop at the pavement and check out the ranch that's been there for generations. What a cool place, I am so glad I got to visit an check it out. Ext time I'll stay for an extended period in one of the campgrounds!!

Gnats were out in force, but overall the best 15 bucks I spent in UT…read more You have to like driving... Went out around 5 and were there for the long sunset. Bison! Dirt roads! Very few other cars! Amazing panoramas! We will be back.

A lovely store with great service! They let me try out the bike I was looking at, had all the gear…read moreI needed, and got everything done quickly. They also were kind enough to offer a military discount. I'd definitely come again for all my biking needs because the service and selection was amazing

Took my trek top fuel 9.8 in 7 times over 8 months. Workers do not not know anything. The worker…read moreguy keeps adjusting the shifting like a idiot. I complained to the owner Matt. Matt the owner took the hub apart and said nothing was wrong. The owner is a huge dumb ass lier He said the bike was running great which I can prove was a big lie Mechanics there are inexperience, rude and incapable. The main The hub splines were badly worn up and the Rip off owner kept they want is to rip you off by putting parts on the bike charging more and more. I finally took the bike to Bountiful Cycle in Kaysville and the hub was worn out replaced and repaired right by Joseph. Also I brought in my valve stems to change my winter tires from tubes. They lost my valve stems and charged me. They also lost one of my tubes. The owner usually gives you the old parts back but refused because I could prove the old parts were fine. Do not even bother w these clowns I Just called the owner and the owner started yelling and hung up when I requested my tube and valve stems back and I asked for a refund. I believe he knew the hub was shot but did not have anyone to fix it. These guys just want to make money on the easy stupid stuff and then send real upper level riders somewhere else. I believe The owner hires more and more young womon (half his age) so he can flirt all day w/ them. This shop is a bunch of scum bag rip offs I will be taking this shop to court for fraud

A+ service and help from Skyline Cycle. Friendly, helpful, and willing to teach. My new go-to bike…read moreshop! Great guys to deal with!

These guys were great. The fixed my 2 e-bikes that I assembled incorrectly. Charged me the bare…read moreminimum. And did it right away.

Snowbasin is an excellent ski resort. We unfortunately went when there was minimal snow, but even…read morestill was impressed by the amenities and staff working. The inside of the lodges are very fancy and ornate, the bathrooms are vast and very private. The food was good and on par for ski resort prices. It's nice that there's ikon pass accessibility. Getting to the resort is relatively easy, it was a quick 10 minute drive from Morgan. I'd like to come back when they have more snow to see how it really feels on all the runs.

Was an awesome day to take a ride up to snow basin resort. No snow or skiing but was a cool…read morePlace to check out. The winding road up led you along a winding creek/river depending on your view point. All the housing along this water way was built in such a way to take advantage of the water. One place it was running under the house. Not sure about tht but I guess they have a handle on it. I imagine it could be a tough drive in the winter with ice and snow.this place must really get active during the ski season as their park areas are huge. In the off season they have hiking and biking available, mini golf, outdoor music and arts events as well as mountain top dining and a kids zone Thts open year around

Thank you for finding the small rock within my derailleur!!! And getting my shifter…read moreworking.....geez... great timing as I just finished a ride! Thank you so much for bike repair service!!

Rent all kinds of bikes here for all those summer guests coming through town, whether the hard core…read moreDeer Valley downhill or the casual urban/rail trail rider. They've got it all and it super fast and easy to get what you want and on the trails.

Technical skills area with various levels of wood track obstacles connects to single-track…read moreone-mile one-way loop through the trees and along the river. Also connects to the Weber River Parkway. Stay on the trail as puncture vine/goathead is prevalent. Needs a covered area where lunch breaks can be taken and caregivers can observe. No bathroom facilities. Park along Stockman Way for most direct access.

Had a friend travel in from out of state reached out to SLC bike rentals they were able to get us…read moreset up on a eBike which was really great and for anyone looking for something different to do while visiting Utah this is a must. There is so much to see and with some of the best trails in the world SLC Bike Rentals makes it easier then ever to get back up in the mountains and experience the greatness of Utah. You shouldn't even consider anything else rent a bike and get out there you will have a great time Draper Trails are so much fun and you can enjoy them at all skill levels.

These was an awesome experience, their bikes are in very good shape like no problem they're all…read morealso their service is very good and they don't extra charge like orders, pricess very affordable, Im riding back with them for sure.

We've used Bikers Edge for years and have always had excellent service and can find what we need…read more Zack and his team are exceptional and take great care of those in the biking community! Can't praise them enough!

Been forced to come to this shop multiple times due to bike specific issues and every single time…read moreI've been let down. Customer service is sup par and every time I bring my bike in for something significant it comes back with bolts that aren't torqued to spec and plenty of other issues.