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Davis Creek Waterfall

The Davis Creek Waterfall is accessed via the Davis Creek Trail, and is a good hike for all levels of hikers. At only 1 mile (RT), this hike is somewhat steep the first section, but soon levels out with a view of the waterfall. There are several trails that branch off of the Davis Creek Trail, so if you have time I suggest doing all of it. However, if you are short on time but still want a great destination, the waterfalls is the perfect turnaround point.
My two favorite things about this trail are that dogs are allowed off leash, and of course, the waterfalls itself. The one part I didn't like, was there was zero breeze through the dense shrub. We started hiking at 4pm, and the afternoon sun combined with no wind made this trail feel like a sauna. I suggest starting early in the morning to beat the trapped in heat. Supposedly there are "Indian Bathtubs" along this trail at the waterfall, but because the water was raging from all the snow melting, we couldn't see them. I imagine that this trail is prettier in Fall.

From SLC head north on I-15, and take exit 322. Turn right on W 200 S, then right again on S 200 E. Turn left at the cemetery for Woodland Drive. Continue following Woodland as it turns into a rougher paved road, past the barricade. You will park at the reservoir on your right, in the large parking lot. The trail actually starts about 100 yards up the road from here, but there's only space for 2 cars at the TH. There are no restrooms.

Distance: 1 mile

Elevation gain: 423 ft

Time: 1 hour

Dog friendly? Yes, off lesh

Kid friendly? Yes

Look for the reservoir on your right.

The very large parking lot for the trailhead.

As you walk up the road, you'll pass the Triumph Trail on the left. The Davis Creek Trail is about 50 yards past that TH, on your left, and starts in a very shaded area.

The Davis Creek Trail immediately gains elevation.

After 10 minutes the trail will start to level out a little, and you will have a nice view of the hillside.

At the bench on your right, you will be able to see Davis Creek Waterfall. Continue along the trail, and at the first trail split, you will see the sign pointing towards the "Indian Bathtubs".

Beautiful flowers were everywhere along the trail.

Just after you turn left on the first trail split, you should see this rope to help the little hikers up this section.

Climbing down by the waterfall are more ropes to help hikers up.

Too much water to see the Indian Bathtubs!

After checking out the waterfall, head back up the main trail, and you will come to another trail split. We decided to go left, but if you continue straight, it will make for a longer hike.