Posted in Utah
October 08, 2019
Cascade Springs In Utah Is Surrounded By Beautiful Fall Colors
Utah’s Alpine Loop is famous for its annual fall foliage, and if you’re looking for an afternoon road trip, we highly recommend this journey. One of the stops along the way is Cascade Springs, a popular spot with a trail that winds through springs that cascade down the hillside. Right now, it’s surrounded by the vibrant hues of autumn, and you’re going to want to check it out.
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To find Cascade Springs, take State Route 92 up American Fork Canyon. Go past Timpanogos Cave, then turn right at the South Fork junction. Follow signs for Cascade Springs about another 10 miles to the trailhead.








As always, be mindful of the other people enjoying this area. Don't litter, stay on the path, and be respectful of the natural beauty of this stunning place.
Have you visited Cascade Springs during autumn months? If so, we’d love to see your photos in the comments! For more information on the springs, visit this page on the USDA Forest Service’s website.
If you’re looking for another foray into nature while the fall foliage is colorful, take this trail in Big Cottonwood Canyon.
Address: Cascade Scenic Dr, Provo, UT, USA