Bekah C.
5/14/2025
I love taking friends from out of town on this hike! It's long enough that you feel like you did something active, but not too far or too difficult that your friends never trust you to pick a...
The Living Room Trail
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383 S Colorow Dr
Salt Lake City, UT 84108
Located in the vibrant city of Salt Lake City, UT, The Living Room Trail offers a unique hiking experience that combines breathtaking views with a touch of urban charm. As hikers ascend the trail, they are treated to panoramic vistas of the city skyline and the surrounding natural beauty. The trail's proximity to the city center makes it a convenient escape for outdoor enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in nature without straying too far from the urban hustle and bustle.
With a moderate difficulty level, The Living Room Trail is suitable for hikers of varying experience levels. The trail winds through rugged terrain, leading adventurers to a collection of large rock formations that resemble a set of living room furniture—a quirky feature that adds an element of whimsy to the hike. Whether seeking a challenging workout or a peaceful stroll in nature, hikers will find The Living Room Trail to be a rewarding outdoor destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and urban exploration.
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4.539 reviews
Nathan B.
7/22/2025
Trivia: What university originally established in 1850 as the University of Deseret and used in the 2002 Winter Olympics sits rather close to the base of this trail? Finding the actual trail can...
Corynn B.
10/4/2023
Every time I do this hike I forget how much of a booty burner it is! We found out the hard way that there are multiple different routes to take to get to the top. I alway just use Google Maps to...
Dallas A.
8/27/2024
Beautiful hike that's not too long (doable in the summer after getting off of work or school), but fairly steep and will get your blood moving. Great views of the Salt Lake Valley and Wasatch...
Paige T.
11/8/2023
There's definitely a reason this trail is highly recommended- it's really close to the city (right behind Research Park at the U), is pretty short, and rewards you with excellent views of the Salt...
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