Each season offers something special, but after my February hike, I can confidently say that winter might be the most magical time to visit Wills Creek Slot Canyon. If you love unique adventures and don’t mind a little ice, Willis Creek in winter is an unforgettable experience.

Utah is famous for its stunning landscapes, and its waterfalls are no exception. While these trails can be busy in warmer months, visiting in winter provides a quieter, more magical experience—with frozen cascades and fewer crowds.

Bryce Canyon National Park is known for its dramatic landscapes and unique rock formations, and one of its hidden gems is the Mossy Cave Trail. While this trail is popular during the warm months, winter transforms it into a serene and magical destination—perfect for a family outing.

Bryce Canyon is one of my favorite places to visit during the cold winter months—the towering hoodoos and vibrant rock colors come alive when blanketed in snow! The contrast between the red rock formations and the white snow creates a breathtaking landscape that feels almost otherworldly.

Over the years, I’ve built up a collection of winter hiking gear, including trusted favorites I’ve had for years and some new additions. I’ve rounded up my go-to winter hiking essentials, from clothing to backpacking gear.

Stewart Falls is one of Utah’s most picturesque waterfalls, and it’s an incredible sight during the winter months when the falls freeze into a stunning cascade of ice.

The Fifth Water Hot Springs Trail offers a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and natural beauty!

From the peaceful reservoir to the lush forests and the impressive waterfall—whether roaring in the summer or frozen in winter—this trail delivers an unforgettable experience for outdoor enthusiasts.

Winter in Utah offers a unique and breathtaking experience for hikers willing to brave the cold. If you’ve never hit the trails during the colder months, it’s time to bundle up, grab a friend, and discover the wonders of winter hiking.

Battle Creek Falls is a popular and family-friendly hike located in Pleasant Grove, Utah. The highlight of the hike is the beautiful 50-foot waterfall at the end, which is stunning in the spring and early summer when water flow is at its peak and in the winter when the waterfall freezes over.