Thornton Hollow Trail #082

Thornton Hollow is an easy to follow scenic trail running from Daniels Canyon to the top of the ridge to the west. The trail features rocky stream crossings, pine needle carpeted trail, aspen groves, and grassy meadows. Portions of the trail have recently been rerouted to provide switchbacks up the steeper slopes. The trail is of moderate difficulty. Aspen and evergreens are found along the trail. There is also a sprinkling of Gambel Oak, willow and other shrubby growth along the streambed.

At a Glance

Best Season:	Summer, Fall
Closest Towns:	Heber, City, UT
Water:	None
Information Center:	For more information contact the Heber-Kamas Ranger District at 435-654-0470.

General Information

Directions:

Access: From I-15 take Orem 800 North Exit 272. Follow 800 North to the mouth of Provo Canyon veering to the left, where you tie into Highway 189 in Provo Canyon. It is approximately 22 miles from the mouth of the canyon to Heber. Turn right at the junction of Highways 189 and 40. Follow Highway 40 up Daniels Canyon. The trailhead on Highway 40 is located approximately 11.6 miles up Daniels Canyon. Parking is available along Highway 40. The trail terminates at the Forest Service boundary on top of the ridge on the west side of Daniels Canyon. No water or other facilities are available.