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!

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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.

On a recent backpacking trip, I had the chance to test the Tiny Pump by Flextailgear, and it made setting up camp easier and more efficient.

Exploring The Narrows in Zion National Park is an unforgettable experience, and hiking it in late November with my husband and our three children brought its own unique charm.

The Katadyn Gravity Water Filter is a standout choice, especially for families or groups exploring the outdoors. Unlike traditional pump-style filters, this gravity-fed system offers a hands-free, efficient way to ensure you always have access to clean drinking water.

Rock Canyon Trail is a well-maintained path that stretches about 5 miles round-trip with an elevation gain of approximately 1,400 feet. The trail follows a picturesque canyon with dramatic rock formations, towering cliffs, and serene wilderness.