


Trailhead for a steep canyon hike leading to a seasonal waterfall, rocky stream, dense aspen and conifer slopes — great for intimate canyon compositions, long-exposure waterscapes, and autumn color. Best at sunrise or late afternoon for side light; spring for peak runoff, fall for foliage. Easy roadside parking at the signed trailhead in Layton; no permit or fee typically required. Trail is moderately steep and can be muddy or snowy off-season—wear boots and plan for a 2–4 hr outing.



Trailhead for a steep canyon hike leading to a seasonal waterfall, rocky stream, dense aspen and conifer slopes — great for intimate canyon compositions, long-exposure waterscapes, and autumn color. Best at sunrise or late afternoon for side light; spring for peak runoff, fall for foliage. Easy roadside parking at the signed trailhead in Layton; no permit or fee typically required. Trail is moderately steep and can be muddy or snowy off-season—wear boots and plan for a 2–4 hr outing.