Welcomingwalks: About

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With trails that involve traversing desert landscapes, clinging on to a chain for dear life or trudging uphill for 5 hours just to see a waterfall, hiking in Utah can be well, exhausting. But never fear! With paved trails around lakes, hidden parks in urban area and flat hikes to incredible vistas, experiencing nature in Utah doesn't have to be all about intensity. @welcomingwalks is here to showcase those areas where 30 minutes of time and flip flops are welcome additions to a walk, while still getting to see what makes this state beautiful!

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