Sunglow Trail is a 1 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Bicknell, Utah that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, camping, nature trips, and bird watching and is best used from March until November. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
If you are staying in the Sunglow Campground, this hike is a must. Takes less than an hour and is fun for the whole family. A bit of scrambling over or around rocks is required, but nothing too difficult. Best part is at the end of the hike you get to see a tree growing out of a rock!
Nice little trail along the river with beautiful views at the end, get ready to scramble a little bit along the way. Some snow and ice when we did it, be extra careful
Awesome, short red rock hike. Would be great with kids who can climb all over the rocks. Capital Reef was closed because of the pandemic, so this looked like a decent alternative and we were pleasantly surprised. You have to go all the way to the back of the camp ground where a group site is - the trail is behind it. Once you get down to the stream bed, just hike along that. Don’t try to go high up on the banks - there’s no trail up there. You’ll know when you get to the end, because it dead ends.
Awesome hike! Short and sweet. Made it all the way with a mini Aussie and a pretty clumsy Bernese Mountain Dog. There were a few sections that required me to assist the dogs up some rocks, so that could be tricky if you're not sure you can lift yours. Prepare to get a little muddy!
DOG OWNERS.... We had to turn around about half way because of large boulders my medium sized dog, Emme could not get over and she is too heavy for me to lift up. Suitable for small dogs that can be carried Nice trail that you follow by others footsteps up the canyon and in a small creek. Be prepared for that in the Spring Follow our full time RV adventures on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/Apackof2ForTheRoad/?ref=bookmarks
Awesome short hike. Would be a lot of fun with kids as well.
Beautiful red rocks surrounding you. It is a trail that is scrambly but just follow the stream and then the trail ends in an enclosed canyon.
A short but enjoyable hike. The red rock is gorgeous. You pretty much scramble all the way to the end, but never is it difficult. In fact, that's what makes it so much fun. The trees growing out of the side of the cliff face and the one tree growing out of a rock is pretty cool.
If you are staying in the Sunglow Campground, this hike is a must. Takes less than an hour and is fun for the whole family. A bit of scrambling over or around rocks is required, but nothing too difficult. Best part is at the end of the hike you get to see a tree growing out of a rock!