Hike through history in Grizzly Gulch.
Take a hike back in time with the Alta Environmental Center and Utah Cultural Site Stewardship as we explore Alta’s mining history in Grizzly Gulch. Led by Utah’s State Historic Preservation Officer, this guided hike uncovers remnants of old mines and stories of the resilience and ingenuity that shaped Alta’s early days.
Perfect for adventurers, history buffs and nature lovers alike, this experience offers a chance to connect with the land, learn about its past and reflect on how conservation and stewardship shape its future. Come walk through history and help protect the legacy of this unique mountain landscape.
Register to trace the tracks of Alta's mining legacy >
dates
8:30–11am
- September 6, 2025
About
- Event location disclosed with registration
- This event is recommended for intermediate and advanced hikers
Michigan Utah mines in Grizzly Gulch—ore tram in the foreground. This tram ran down to Tanner's Flat, and later became the first Collins lift. | Photo: Utah Historical Society
