Wasatch Mountain State Park
A mountain state park west of Midway with a golf course, hiking trails and the famous Guardsman Pass and Cascade Springs autumn foliage drives.
Wasatch Mountain State Park covers about 23,000 acres, stretching from the town of Midway up to the ridgeline, and is one of the most heavily used state parks in Utah. The park has two golf courses, campgrounds, and numerous hiking and mountain biking trails. In autumn, the Guardsman Pass road, which crosses from Midway to Brighton and Park City, and the Cascade Springs Drive pass through maple and aspen forests that change color in layers, making them the most popular autumn scenic drives locally. Some mountain roads are closed in winter, when visitors can enjoy snowmobiling and snowshoeing. Entry is charged per vehicle.
Opening hours
Approx. 08:00–22:00
Nearby sights
- Soldier Hollow
- Homestead Crater
- Heber Valley Railroad
- Sundance Mountain Resort
- Deer Valley Resort
- Egyptian Theatre
- Park City Museum
- Historic Main Street