Stay east on UT 92 and wind over the summit. Cascade Springs Road branches to the east at 10.9 miles, just as the road begins down the Provo Canyon side. 0.2 Climb stairs to the second loop. Begin the Springs Loop. 0.6 Return to the trailhead.
Trout cautiously rest in the cold pools, waiting for unsuspecting insects.
Although this path can be covered in a matter of minutes, this area can be best enjoyed if you leisurely watch the fish, read the signs, and take the time to absorb the beauty that makes this area unique. Over 7,000,000 gallons of water emerge from the ground in this area, cascading over travertine ledges, splashing into dark pools, and racing into Provo Deer Creek. Numerous benches have been provided along the trails for resting and the paths have been improved to provide access to people with disabilities. Numerous route options are available in this area, allowing you to determine which path best meets your needs. Three major loops offer different perspectives and cater to different ability levels.