Birdwatch at Cascade Springs
Walk the boardwalks over crystal clear terraced pools and waterfalls to spot local wildlife and migrating birds.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 45-minute scenic drive from Midway via the paved but winding Alpine Loop Road.
- 2Allocate at least 60 to 90 minutes to walk the full interconnected boardwalk loops at a slow pace.
- 3Bring high-magnification binoculars to spot dippers and songbirds hidden near the rushing waterfalls.
- 4Display a valid America the Beautiful pass or a local recreation pass to cover the required USFS parking fee.
- 5Wear sturdy walking shoes with good grip, as the boardwalks can become slippery from mist or morning frost.
- 6Download offline maps before leaving town, as cellular service is non-existent once you enter the canyon.
More in Heber Valley & Midway
Stroll the Boardwalks of Cascade Springs
Walk the easy wooden pathways around crystal-clear terrace springs where water flows at a rate of 7 million gallons a day through lush vegetation.
ScenicClimb the Memorial Hill Lookout
Walk or drive up this circular hill dedicated to veterans to gain a 360-degree vantage point of the entire Heber Valley and Wasatch Mountain Range.
ScenicTake a Hot Air Balloon Ride over Heber
Ascend at sunrise to see the patchwork valley floor and the towering peaks of the Uinta Mountains from a silent, drifting perspective.
ScenicDrive the Guardsman Pass Scenic Byway
Navigate the winding mountain road connecting Midway to Big Cottonwood Canyon for Utah's most spectacular fall foliage display.
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