Starting Point: Memorial Park, Provo, UT Distance: Approximately 10 miles Elevation Gain: Approximately 1,039 ft. Difficulty: Intermediate LA Freeway has been a staple in Runner's Corner's group runs for years. This is a fantastic route that is a mix of road and trail running. From Memorial Park on Center St Provo, head south on 900 East, turn left (east) onto 50 South, turn right (south) on to 1000 East, turn left (east ) on to 300 South, turn right on to 1350 East. go throu

Starting Point: Deer Creek Dam Trailhead Distance: Approximately 15 miles Elevation Gain: Approximately 1,132 ft. Difficulty: Easy The Deer Creek Dam Trailhead is located just west of the Deer Creek Dam and is a go-to for us for quick easy trail miles. The route is an easy dirt road that is very popular for runners, hikers and mountain bikers that provides spectacular views of Deer Creek Lake, Mount Timpanogos, Cascade and Midway. The trail is very exposed so be prepared when

Starting Point: Hope Campground Distance: Approx. 22 miles. Elevation Gain: Approx. 2,464 ft. Difficulty: Intermediate This is a fun, beautiful route along the Squaw Peak Road. The route follows the Squaw Peak Road the entire route and provides amazing views of Squaw Peak, Cascade Peak, Provo Peak and Utah Valley. The trail has some slightly rocky sections but in general it is a fairly decent dirt road. #HopetoHobble #HobbleCreek #HopeCampground #trailrun #utahcountytrail

Near the beginning of Grove Creek Starting Point: Grove Creek Canyon Trail head Distance: 8.0 miles round-trip Elevation Gain: Approx. 2,400 ft. Difficulty: Intermediate This route can be done in either direction, but our favorite is to start from the Grove Creek Canyon Trailhead and head south on the Bonneville Shoreline Trail over to Battle Creek and then you will ascend Battle Creek. Going up Battle Creek is a steep climb and has some very rocky, technical sections. Atop

Looking north toward Mount Timpanogos from Squaw Peak. Starting Point: Rock Canyon Trail head Distance: 7.4 miles round-trip Elevation Gain: Approx. 2,700 ft. Difficulty: Hard Squaw Peak is a beautiful run up through Rock Canyon that can be done year-round. You will climb up Rock Canyon along side a beautiful river for approximately 1.5 miles where you will take a single-track trail to the north that will take you up through a beautiful forested trail. to beautiful meadows a