This is a natural history trail. The interpretive signs identify various indigenous plants, animals, geological formations and human history associated with the area. The Native Americans used this location for winter camps and the settlers in the surrounding area were dependent on the water that flowed from the spring. Wildlife is attracted to the area in late summer and early autumn when water is scarce. Because of the diversity of native plants, the fall colors in the area around the springs are spectacular, and attract many visitors.
Cascade Springs
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National Recreation Trail Details
Length: 0.9 Miles
Loop Trail: No
Primary Trail Type: -
Additional Trail Types: Interpretive trail
Agency: USDA Forest Service
Entry Fee: 3
Fee Notes: -
Parking Fee: -
Permit Fee: -
Trail Use Notes:
None
Seasonal Use Notes:
None
Location: In the Uinta NF, 28 mi. NE of Provo.
County: Wasatch
State: UT
Townships: -
Driving Directions:
-
Average Grade: 2%
Maximum Grade: -
Elevation High: 6270 Feet
Elevation Low: 6270 Feet
Elevation Gain: -
Average Width: 36 Inches
Minimum Width: -
Primary Surface: Asphalt
Additional Surfaces: Asphalt, Boardwalk
Year Designated: 1978
