A Celebration of Color & Conservation
The Wasatch Wildflower Festival is back at Alta—our busiest and most colorful day of the summer. Since 1996, this event has been a local staple in the Wasatch Mountains, bringing the community together and fostering stewardship. Join us at the Wildcat base area for free guided and self-guided wildflower walks, kids’ crafts, live music by Ky and the Jellies and tasty goods from the Goldminer’s Daughter Lodge. It’s a fun, family-friendly way to take in the beauty of the Wasatch and learn how to help protect it.
Guided and self-guided hikes led by volunteer naturalists from the Cottonwood Canyons Foundation will be offered throughout the day, with options for all ages and ability levels—including beginner, intermediate and advanced hikes for kids.
As one of Alta’s busiest days of the year, it’s important to be good stewards of the land. Please follow Leave No Trace principles and all mountain safety guidelines to help preserve this ecosystem for generations to come. Educate yourself and tread lightly >
when
Sunday, July 20th | 9am–2pm
where
Alta Ski Area | Wildcat base area
About
- Registration is open.
- The event is free and open to the public. however, registration is required to participate in either a guided or self-guided hike.
- Learn more about the annual Wasatch Wildflower Festival>
