Two Waterfalls Hike & Float with Provo River Rafting in Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; a moderate hike with some uphill sections
Overview
Discover the wild beauty of Provo Canyon on this combined hike to two waterfalls and a relaxing float down Provo River. Perfect for adventure lovers seeking a balanced day in Utah’s scenic landscape.
Two Waterfall Hike and Float Excursion
From $75• Two hours • All Ages • Enjoy nature with us!
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About This Adventure
Experience the perfect blend of adventure with a unique Hike & Float tour in Provo Canyon! Trek through stunning pine forests to two breathtaking waterfalls, each hike lasting 30-45 minutes. After your invigorating hikes, relax on a scenic float, making this an unforgettable day of nature and fun.
Hike & Float on the same tour!
Rates
- Adults (Ages 13+) - $99.00
- Children (Ages 0-12) - $75.00
Duration
4 hours in total (does not include driving time to/from Park City at 45 minutes each way, transportation not included in rate)
You will meet us at Provo canyon and we will do hikes to two different waterfalls. Each waterfall takes about 30 to 40 minutes. Then we will do a float that takes about an hour and a half.
About
Want to get a little exercise and heat up before the float? There are two beautiful Waterfalls in Provo Canyon that we will hike to so we can do just that!
Enjoy deep pine forests and canyon overlooks while hiking to both falls. Each hike starts at the river and ends at the base of the falls. Each hike takes about 30-45 minutes round trip. Both falls are only a few minutes drive from each other and about a 5-minute drive from our float site keeping you out of the car and in the sun!
Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes
The trail includes uneven terrain and rocky sections, so good footwear helps prevent slips and makes for a more enjoyable hike.
Bring water and sun protection
Hydration and sun safety are key, especially during warmer months when UV exposure is high in canyon open areas.
Check river flow levels before floating
Flow conditions can vary; inquire about current river levels to ensure safety and optimal floating conditions.
Arrive early for a full day of adventure
Starting early gives you more time to hike, relax, and enjoy the scenic float without feeling rushed.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Western blue herons
History
Provo Canyon was historically a key transportation corridor for Native tribes and early settlers, with many stories of pioneer life tied to the area.
Conservation
Provo River Rafting emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including river cleanup events and promoting Leave No Trace principles among visitors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Hiking shoes
Good traction and support are essential for uneven trail surfaces.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Protect your skin and eyes during the sunny sections of the hike and float.
Water bottle
Staying hydrated is key for comfort and safety on warm days.
Light jacket or layers
Weather can shift, especially in shoulder seasons, so layers keep you comfortable.
fall|winter specific