Where Benson Creek meets Parowan Creek in Parowan canyon lies a short mostly easy trail to a water fall. The time of year dictates the amount of water flowing over the falls. Note that the trail crosses the stream around 25 yards before the falls and stays close to the stream in this section.

This 2,000' vertical, 7 mile round trip trail found behind historic Parowan Cemetary is considered strenuous and potentially challenging to less advanced hikers. Named on Valentine's Day, this trail boast benches and other amenities along the way, including stunning Parowan Valley views.

Two connected loop trails are found near the bottom of Parowan Canyon. This 2.5 mile dirt, single-track trail is toward the easy side of the spectrum.

Lots of switchbacks grace this 1.29 mile trail. Hiking and bicycling are activities on this moderate to difficult path on the eastern side of Cedar City.

With a distance 2.65 miles, this Cedar City walking & biking trail section is easy to moderate.

With a distance of 2.65 miles, this Cedar City walking and biking trail has easy to moderate accessibility. This trail connects the Coal Creek trail at Canyon Park with the South View Trail Head.

A newly constructed trail in the Iron Hills Trail System. It will be a flow trail with intermediate difficulty opening in Spring 2025.

For bikers, Red Hollow is a quick and straightforward descent. It is best ridden from Thor's Hideout down to the Coal Creek paved path. This trail is also frequently used by hikers. Located in Cedar Canyon.

Following right along Hwy 143 in Brian Head, the trail provides pedestrian or bicycle access to the various condos, restaurants, and shopping. The trail is paved between Hunter Ridge, Bristlecone Pond, and Georgs (most of this is plowed during the winter). The Town Trail provides a beautiful, non-motorized, connecting spine to Brian Head's other trail areas and amenities.

Trail traverses along Manzanita covered red rock slopes providing beautiful vistas of Brian Head and Parowan Canyon. Main trail to overlook distance is 1.2 miles of easy, dirt, singletrack. Keep your eyes open for rare and very old Bristlecone Pine trees along the route. Connects with Town Trail at intersection of Aspen Drive and Hwy 143 to provide pedestrian access to ski areas, shopping, and dining.