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Sunday, May 31 at 6:00 PM
📍 Dry Canyon Trailhead, Provo
🥾 5.2 miles | 1,423 ft gain | Moderate | Out & Back
🐾 Dog Friendly
This one earns it. The Dry Canyon Trail starts with a steep, leg-burning push right out of the gate, then opens into a steady canyon climb through forest and rock that rewards your effort the whole way up. The turnaround point at Curley Springs is the quiet, scenic payoff after a solid effort.
It's a longer hike with a mix of sun and shade, so come prepared, but you'll have this canyon mostly to yourself, great company, and plenty of time to settle into your stride.
What to Expect
Steep start that levels out into a sustained moderate climb
Mix of shaded forest sections and exposed rocky terrain
3–4 hours round trip
Evening start, golden hour vibes on the way down 🌅
What to Bring
Plenty of water (2+ liters recommended)
Head Lamp
Snacks / trail fuel
Sturdy hiking shoes
Sun protection + a light layer
Your pup on leash (dog friendly! 🐶)
Heads Up Pace yourself on that first push, this one builds. Save your energy for the full climb. Also worth noting: there's no actual springs at the top, just a great view and a well-earned rest. 😄
Sunday, May 31 at 6:00 PM
📍 Dry Canyon Trailhead, Provo
🥾 5.2 miles | 1,423 ft gain | Moderate | Out & Back
🐾 Dog Friendly
This one earns it. The Dry Canyon Trail starts with a steep, leg-burning push right out of the gate, then opens into a steady canyon climb through forest and rock that rewards your effort the whole way up. The turnaround point at Curley Springs is the quiet, scenic payoff after a solid effort.
It's a longer hike with a mix of sun and shade, so come prepared, but you'll have this canyon mostly to yourself, great company, and plenty of time to settle into your stride.
What to Expect
Steep start that levels out into a sustained moderate climb
Mix of shaded forest sections and exposed rocky terrain
3–4 hours round trip
Evening start, golden hour vibes on the way down 🌅
What to Bring
Plenty of water (2+ liters recommended)
Head Lamp
Snacks / trail fuel
Sturdy hiking shoes
Sun protection + a light layer
Your pup on leash (dog friendly! 🐶)
Heads Up Pace yourself on that first push, this one builds. Save your energy for the full climb. Also worth noting: there's no actual springs at the top, just a great view and a well-earned rest. 😄