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 Rattlesnake Gulch in Millcreek Canyon is one of my go-to after work hikes. You don't have to drive very far up the canyon to have great access to this moderate trail, which leads to a beautiful overlook of the Salt Lake valley. I highly recommend this as sunset hike - bring a thermos of hot chocolate or tea and sit at the overlook to enjoy the view. This trail works steadily up the mountain for the first mile, then is level for the second mile, making this a great trail run. There is plenty of shade, but no water.

Millcreek Canyon is owned by the Salt Lake County Parks and is managed by the US Forest Service, and therefore charges a $3 fee per car upon exit. You can also buy an annual pass for $40. Other annual passes such as National Park Pass and Utah State Parks pass do not qualify as a pass for Millcreek.

 From SLC, head East on I-80 towards Park City, then head south on I-215. Take exit 4 for 3900 S Wasatch Blvd. Veer left, then take a left at the first light (Wasatch Blvd). At the next light, turn right on Millcreek Canyon Road. Drive 1.5 miles up the canyon, and look for the Rattlesnake Gulch parking area to the left.

Distance: 4 miles RT

Elevation: 700 ft

Dog friendly? Yes. Dogs can be off leas on ODD days, and must be leashed on EVEN days.

Kid friendly? Yes!

This is what you'll see for the TH. A small sign is off to the left, and then you'll pass this information board.

 I started hiking around 4:30pm, and the light on the mountains above were so pretty!

 At the large rock jetting straight up, turn left. There is a small trail heading right, but it is a game trail.

 Working my way up the alpenglow seemed to get even better! Half way up you should get a great view Millcreek Canyon from across the way. 

 Almost to the section in the trail, where it levels out.

 Once you reach the leveled out section, you will be walking on the ledge of the mountain, and will have great views of Millcreek Canyon. This is my favorite section of the trail - the first time the trail really opens and you get a great view of the valley.

 Just around the corner - the view! Keep working your way to the very end, so you get the best view. Those are the Oquirrh Mountains in the distance.

 At the end of the trail, Charlie took a break and posed for the camera. This is looking back from where we just hiked.

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Hope you enjoy your hike!

 Two views of the trail/map

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