SAFE HIKING TIPS
How to keep your journey safe & enjoyableSafe hiking information
- You are responsible for your safety
- The better prepared you are for challenges and hazards, the more able you will be to safely address them
- This information provides general guidelines and is not comprehensive
Plan ahead & prepare
- Before you hit the trail, make sure you're ready for the journey.
- Check weather conditions
- Carry the 10 essentials
- Know the regulations for Timpanogos
Important Timp Regulations
NO campfires year round

Never pick wildflowersLearn more

No drones in wildernessLearn more

PLEASE NOTE
The information provided on this website about the hazards on Mt. Timpanogos is intended to help hikers be better prepared and mitigate potential risks. However, this information is not comprehensive and may not cover all possible hazards and situations you might encounter. It is ultimately your responsibility to ensure your own safety while hiking. By using this information, you acknowledge that TERT cannot prevent incidents and is not liable for any injuries or damages that may occur. Always exercise caution and good judgment while enjoying the trail.