Dimple Dell Regional Park is a 630 acre natural space offering an abundance of hiking, bicycling and equestrian trails. The park is located in Sandy, Utah and is long and narrow as it runs from east to west with urban neighborhoods on both sides. Despite the somewhat urban setting, you’ll forget you’re so close to the city when you drop down into the park.

There are a variety of trails within the park. Users can hike along the north rim of the park for easy trails with minimal elevation change, or can drop down to the bottom and aptly named Dry Creek to find more trails.

You’ll have great views of the towering Wasatch peaks that surround the nearby Little Cottonwood Canyon area. While the trails within Dimple Dell are certainly not as spectacular as the trails you can find up the canyon, the park is a great option during winter months or for those that don’t want to drive out of town.

There are three main trailheads for Dimple Dell Park, the Wrangler Trailhead which features restrooms, drinking fountains and picnic tables, the Dimple Dell Road Trailhead that features restrooms, and the Mount Jordan Trailhead.