GPS for Trailheads - Jordan River Parkway

 Jordan River Parkway

The Jordan River Parkway weaves in and out of urban areas, parks and marshy riversides as it follows the Jordan River, traversing north from Utah Lake through Salt Lake County to Davis County. Although still under development, the trail offers more than 23 trailheads, most of which have restrooms and water fountains and some of which have picnic areas and playgrounds. The paved trail will be more than 40 miles once complete.

The zero mile marker is at N40.35142 W111.90317 in Utah County, alongside Saratoga Drive. The trail goes 9 miles north to the Jordan Narrows Trailhead, just past the county line in Utah County, following the river closely, then has a 10 percent grade up to the Jordan Narrows, where trail-goers will enjoy wide vistas. At that point, there is a 3-mile gap to the Spring View Farms Trailhead on 14600S. The Salt Lake County website provides a map of other gaps in the trail. Its asphalt surface ends at N. Redwood Road.

GPS for Trailheads on the Jordan River Parkway:

Utah County Park N40.35746 W111.89957

Jordan Narrows N40.44504 -111.92702

Spring View Farms N40.48666 W111.92710

Jordan River Rotary Parkway N40.52620 W111.91881; W10000 N40.57155 W111.91629;

Gardner Village N40.60924 W111.92099

Jordan River Blvd N 40.62329 W111.92117

Winchester Park N40.63109 W111.92423

Walden Park N40.65204 W111.92314

Murray Taylorsville N40.66741 W111.90777

James Madison Park N40.69923 W111.92260

Glendale Park N 40.73374 W111.92457

Riverside Park/Rose Park N40.78275 W111.93313.