When fall foliage reaches its peak, there are destinations in Utah like the Alpine Scenic Loop, Guardsman Pass, and Little Cottonwood Canyon that come alive with color. However, these areas also come alive with crowds who want to capture the fall foliage views themselves. When I’m on the hunt for a scenic spot with vibrant reds, oranges, and golds but without all of the people, there’s one place I choose — the Wardsworth Trail.

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Have you ever explored the Wardsworth Trail in Utah? What are some of your favorite fall hiking trails in Utah? Do you have a favorite scenic spot to view fall foliage? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.

Keep in mind that the road to reach the Wardsworth Trail is seasonal and typically closes in the middle of November each year.

If you are looking for even more fall hikes in Utah, check out this list featuring several of our favorites, and check out our ultimate hiking packing list before you go!

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