Corner Canyon Trail System
Over 30 miles of mountain bike trails above Draper, from beginner-friendly doubletrack to technical singletrack climbing to 7,500 feet.
Corner Canyon is the Wasatch Front's premier municipal trail system, sprawling across the east bench above Draper with over 30 miles of purpose-built and legacy trails ranging from mellow doubletrack to aggressive downhill lines. The trail network climbs from the suburban interface at roughly 5,000 feet up through scrub oak, maple groves, and mixed conifer to 7,500 feet on the ridgeline overlooking the Salt Lake Valley. Anchor trails include Ghost Falls (a flowy intermediate singletrack to a seasonal waterfall), Canyon Hollow (a sustained climb), Clark's Trail (fast, bermed descending), and Rush and Maple Hollow for more technical riding. Trail signage is excellent and the system is well-mapped on Trailforks. The city of Draper has invested heavily in trail maintenance, directional signage, and parking infrastructure. Corner Canyon is the rare urban trail system that can absorb an entire day of riding without repeating a single trail. E-bikes are Class 1 only on designated trails — check current signage. The scrub oak hillsides are spectacular in fall color.
- Difficulty
- Moderate