Wasatch Hollow Preserve

A lovely little getaway from the city! This preserve/park has lots of trails running through it, with several creek access areas. Quiet, hidden spot that makes you feel like you're in the woods. The actual preserve area is not dog friendly, but the rest of the park is. No dogs allowed in the preserve.

Nice green spot in a bustling city environment. Love the nature walk along Emigration creek, it feels remote even though it’s in a city. Sometimes you can see wildlife, which is one of the reasons dogs are not allowed. There is a dog park and a playground outside of the nature walk area which are quite popular.

This is a great place full of nature! The off leash dog area is NOT fenced but is large and grass filled for a good place to play fetch with your dog! My dog loved it and had a great time! They even have big trash cans for cleaning up after your dog! The park was also nice and looked like kids would enjoy it! The walking trails were closed due to the runoff flooding and fast flowing water. Not sure when the trails will re-open, the sign didn’t say… I liked this park alot as it was quiet and peaceful!

Part of the wasatch hollow preserve, this is a great place to spend the day. There is a dog park, kids play area, plenty of benches, pavilions, and picnic benches. There is a nature trail. I highly recommend this place. My son and I loved our first visit. We will be back.

This place is accessed from the Westside of sugarhouse Park. You enter under an overpass and come out to a secluded forest environment while being surrounded by city life on both sides. The preserve gives way too access parleys trail and let's you access the restaurants and shops as it loops around to lead you back under 1300 E to sugarhouse Park. Great place to enjoy nature without leaving the city!