Parks in Kamas, Utah

It doesnt look like much at first glance, but give it a chance. This is a good place to establish a base camp, or just hide out. At the north end of the lake is a great little campsite, complete wi... More on Trails

This is an amazing lake to camp at, the lake is ok fishing but the inlet an More on Trails

Punishing climbs, white-knuckle descents, and the pursuit of high-caliber singletrack (arguably the purest form of mountain biking) lure many to the world of fat-tire cycling. But for those who are... More on Trails

Rode this trail with my wife. We're both just getting into Mountain Biking. More on Trails

Pyramid Lake is accessible via State Highway 150. east out of Kamas, Utah. Approximately 22 miles east of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The trail drops quickly off the north side and is usually wet with rivulets produced by melting snow lasting into late July. The trail is clear, but rocky as you drop 400 feet over the next mile to reach Ibantik Lake, a watery jewel ... More on Trails

Ryder and Kermsuh Lakes are the other two major lakes, besides Amethyst Lake, that lie within the Stillwater Drainage of the High Uintas Wilderness Area. When ancient glaciers were carving the glove-shaped valley during the past ice ... More on Trails

The Kamas Ranger District is one of four ranger districts in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. The area offer ... More on PlanetWare

about Kim's Cold-Blooded Creatures: Kim's Cold-Blooded Creatures is a safe, fun, and educational way to celebrate a birthday party or any other special event. Guests get to hold some very tame reptiles, amphibians, ... More on GoCityKids

This area includes ten 13,000 foot peaks, with one being ... More on TripAdvisor

A great trail to "get away" from everyone and everything. You'll see a coup More on Trails

Park City is by far the best park in Utah. The guys that told me that Logan was better than Park City had not actually been to both parks. Logan is a nice park, but Park City is great. It's compara... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

Ive looked all over Utah for the last couple years, and have yet to find a park I like as much as this one. All the transitions are perect and ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com