Davis Creek Trail is a 2.6 mile heavily trafficked loop trail located near Farmington, Utah that features a waterfall and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
Moderate to difficult hike to a gorgeous cascading waterfall. For camping, you take the Pretty Valley Split off where you can hike onward through a loop either going to Hell Hole or Pretty Valley to camp. The split off loop is about 3 miles with another 900 foot elevation gain, taking about 3 hours round the loop.
March 28, 2021For this time of year the trail was in great shape!!
February 28, 2021the loop side nearer the water nobody had been on so no trail to follow. broke trail thru snow and trees. super steep and lost one yak track altrails lost connection. why download the trail if it doesn't show when off grid! POS
February 21, 2021January 30, 2021January 22, 2021Fun hike, wouldn't have been doable with ice cleats.
January 12, 2021The first couple hundred feet are super slippery and sketchy right now (1/12/21), but if you can get past it, it's a good one. Some real steep spots, but nothing my yaktraks couldn't handle since it was snow not ice. The frozen waterfall is super majestic, made it worth the steep climb to get there!
January 9, 2021As of 1/8/21, the trail was very steep (especially the last mile), icy, and easy to follow because of the snow. I highly recommend spikes. I did not do the loop. The Triumph trail part of the loop has a sign warning that it is steep and narrow. The waterfalls and "tubs" were gorgeous.
January 2, 2021Very pretty. Northern loop named triumph is indeed very steep and narrow. I would not do it in the winter again.
December 28, 2020December 14, 2020Love this hike. It’s not called Hell’s Hole campground for nothing. Not easy but worth it
October 29, 2020
October 12, 2020Trail was difficult. Hard to say fun. It is very steep the whole way up, and will take you much longer than you'd think a 2.6 mile hike should. I think our time up was about 1 hour and all 3 of us are experienced hikers. The end is very rewarding, once you get into the pocket of pines the temp drops down quickly and it gets very pretty. This is not a hike to do midday in the summer, you want to go early in the morning. It's grueling and there's little shade.
October 6, 2020September 27, 2020A great fall hike
September 21, 2020August 21, 2020August 20, 2020It’s very steep, the third waterfall is the best one but you gotta know how to get there and it’s hard to describe. Don’t do it in the middle of a summer day.
August 15, 2020If doing this rather steep route, I'd advise taking the southern track when it splits into a loop. Continuing on past Hell Hole campground are the two best waterfalls, definitely worth the extra effort. I'd advise against taking the northern track on the loop. This connector to the Triumph trail should be called the Triumph the Insult Comic Dog route. It's a comical insult to call it a trail, and dangerous to boot. Much of the route is on a steep, very slippery slope only inches from a significant drop-off into Davis Creek. I had to navigate sections of this route as low to the ground as possible, sliding on my butt to avoid falling off the cliff. Avoid unless you're an adrenaline junkie.
July 29, 2020This trail is just constantly steep, with some part that are very overgrown. The 5 waterfalls, especially the last one, make the hike worth it. This is now one of my favorite hikes.
July 8, 2020July 8, 2020July 6, 2020June 26, 2020Beautifully green surroundings once you get a mile or so in. Trail is steep in spots, but accessing the five waterfalls is fairly straight forward. The higher you get on the trail, the smaller it becomes. I tried to get up to Bountiful peak, but the trail I chose to take was so overgrown that most of the time I had to consult my gps to confirm I was actually on (or near) the trail. I ran out of time and so had to turn around and head down. I’ll try a different path next time...
