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    Neff’s Canyon Loop

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    Easy
    Duration
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    1h
    Distance
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    2.1 km
    Elevation
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    139 m
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    Neff’s Canyon Loop is a fantastic little hike on the edge of Holladay, Utah. This trail is very popular with families with kids of all ages. Dogs are also allowed on this trail and should be kept on leash at all times. This easy hike is lots of fun, oh-so-beautiful year-round, and is one of the most well-loved routes in the area.

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    Route Description for Neff’s Canyon Loop

    Neff’s Canyon Loop is a short and easy hike in the beautiful Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest. In the winter, early spring, and late fall this trail does get icy. If you are heading out at that time of year, we recommend bringing along a pair of traction devices such as microspikes to give you extra grip. Neff’s Canyon Loop is hugely popular with locals and tourists alike. When you hit the trail, be prepared for large groups and lots of dogs.

    If you are looking for a great way to start the day, an evening stroll to wind down after work, or a hike for the whole family, Neff’s Canyon Loop is the trail for you. This easy hike is gorgeous, and easily accessible from town. Head out on this trail at any time of year and it will quickly become a favorite.

    From Neff’s Trailhead, follow the path heading southeast to a divide. Take a right at the divide and hike a few hundred yards along Norths Fork until the trail loops back northwest. Continue northwest until you find yourself back at the trailhead where you began.

    If you are looking for a challenging route in the area, check out Neff’s Canyon Trail.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Where is Neffs Canyon in Utah?

    Neffs Canyon is located in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest on the eastern edge of Holladay, Utah.

    Are dogs allowed up Neffs Canyon?

    Yes, dogs are allowed on the Neffs Canyon trail but must be kept on leash at all times.

    Insider Hints for Neff’s Canyon Loop

    • If you hike this route in the winter bring the sled, you can hike up then slide down!
    • Keep an eye out for moose who are commonly seen along this trail. If you do encounter wildlife, do not feed them and give them lots of space.

    Getting to the Neff’s Canyon Loop Trailhead

    Neff’s Canyon Loop begins at Neffs Trailhead at the south end of White Way on the edge of Salt Lake City.

    Route Information

    • Backcountry Campground

      No

    • When to do

      Year-round

    • Pets allowed

      Yes - On Leash

    • Family friendly

      Yes

    • Route Signage

      Average

    • Crowd Levels

      High

    • Route Type

      Circuit

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