Lower Calf Creek Falls — Local services in Teasdale

Lucked out and got a camp spot and camping is great here!

Hike was great in March! Weather was warm but not too hot. There are a lot of shady spots along the way, and I saw people of all skill levels on this trail - including little kids and people in there 70's. And the payoff at the end of the trail is awesome!

Pros - nice and mostly gentle terrain, Great end spot, shady spots, good amount of ecosystems covered, not too much elevation change so good for hikers of all skill levels. Well used trail - lots of people - pro or con!

Cons - lots of sand on parts of the trail, got lost at a couple spots coming back - trail isn't well marked in those spots (we quickly found out way back), trail can be crowded at times.

Tips - bring water and sunscreen and a bathing suit in the summer time. For people with bad knees (like me) walking sticks are...

Beautiful fall hike! Started at 8 a.m., took 1.5 hours to get there with some dilly dallying along the way to enjoy the views. There are no trash receptacles anywhere, including in the restrooms near the trailhead. The trail has some areas of deep sand, but generally the trail is sand on firm ground. We found it easy compared to Leprechaun Canyon that we had hiked the day before. Also given the time of day there was plenty of shade. Saw hummingbirds, chipmunks, ducks, and cool bugs. The hike back was 1.25 hours. Afterward we dipped our toes in the creek via the access spot near the picnic...

Lower Calf Creek Falls is great piece of Utah scenery not too far off the beaten path. From the Calf Creek campground, it’s about a 2-mile walk to the falls (another mile or so to the upper falls). The water is cold, but it feels great after a warm summer hike. We took our young men’s group, and they had an absolute blast. I am so glad we explored this hidden...