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Park City’s favorite places to see fall colors, according to you

PARK CITY, Utah — As the leaves turn, Parkites are heading to their favorite spots for some prime leaf-peeping. Here are the top six recommendations from our TownLift readers:

1. Guardsman Pass: Massive views and bright autumn colors. The scenic drive connects Park City to Midway and Big Cottonwood Canyon.

guardsman fall colors
Photo: TownLift // Dani Miles

2. Bloods Lake: Bloods Lake Trail, starting at the Bonanza Flat Conservation Area, offers a scenic hike through meadows, dense aspen groves, and expansive views of the Wasatch Mountains.


3. Armstrong Trail: Ideal for a shaded, forested hike from the main Park City Mountain Resort base. The trail winds uphill through trees before opening up near the King Con chairlift.

Photo: TownLift // Laura Modena

4. WOW Trail: Connecting Empire Pass to Midway via singletrack, this trail is for both hikers and bikers.

5. Rob’s Trail: The quintessential (and crowded) Park City fall hiking spot, located in the Sun Peak neighborhood.

Photo: TownLift // Laura Modena

6. Glenwood Cemetery: Provides a quieter leaf-peeping experience under a canopy of aspen trees.

More photos of Park City in the fall:

Send in photos of your favorite leaf-peeping areas in Park City to tips@townlift.com.

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