This is a great trail! I went last Sunday early before the late morning rush a friend and I. This trail is great for families. I enjoyed the shade on most of the trail, the water was relaxing while hiking, cool bridges, beautiful flowers, the rope swing was fun as well. The waterfall after the rope swing was beautiful. I cant wait to go back and explore.

The canyon is beautiful and Ive taken my family there many times. However, as a word of caution, In 2020 Davis County Search and Rescue has pulled many people out of this canyon with broken or twisted ankles. The trail is narrow, twisted with roots and rocks and requires rock scramble 1/2 mile in. If you dont consider yourself particularly nimble, I would suggest looking for a less technical trail, at least until you feel comfortable with this type of terrain.

Love the little waterfalls along the creek and the big majestic waterfall at the end. The shade provided by the trees makes it nice on a hot day. The flowers and trees and the aroma of mother nature gives along this trail is so peaceful. The fun part is the rope swing!

The first part of the trail is not very shaded, is narrow at spots and has some pretty big drop-offs, so be careful. We took our kids up and they really liked it. This trail has plenty of shade, waterfalls, rocks to climb over, nice clearings. So much fun!

Beautiful trail with little traffic the two days Ive been (weekdays in the morning and afternoon). Walking alongside the stream is very peaceful. Its only a couple miles long but with the elevation gain you feel like youve done more than that. Tree coverage just about the whole time, so no need to worry about getting really sunburnt. Definitely worth the hike.

You need a truck or jeep to get past the steep, rutted, rocky road. There are also some holes in the road in order to get to trailhead.The last part of the dirt road is not well maintained.Trail is very rocky and has several makeshift bridges to cross. The trail is very shady and beautiful. Good family outing.**No bathrooms

Awesome shaded hike. Moderate difficulty for children. Just over 2 miles one way. Really fun rope swing waterfall at the end.

Pretty much a spectacular trail. Kid friendly. Right up by the V in centerville. Its also got lots if 4wheeler access nearby and mountain bike trails.

Hiked with my three older children and Siberian Husky early in the morning. Peaceful trail running along a creek. Perfect weather, green, and not many bugs. The falls are gorgeous right now with spring run off. The swing has been redone with a tie down and works perfectly.

SUCH A COOL HIKE!!!Has all the elements you’d want — rock climbing, bridges (11!) over water, an amazing swing, and waterfalls!It’s about 4.5 miles out and back, and the swing is 1.2 miles in.Dog-friendly ️Kid-friendly ️Not very difficult, although some parts can get muddy, slippery, and a little steep. I’d rate it a 2/5 for difficulty, and a 10000/5 for coolness.It’s also mostly-shaded, so that’s great for summertime!

Beautiful, shaded and cool. You meander along Deuel Creek for roughly 2.75 miles up to the falls. A few steep sections to watch for. A great hike for families.

Im not sure if I can describe how amazing this trail is. Lots of creek crossings via bridges and magnificent foliage. It is also a bit crowded for my taste, but the fall colors are spectacular. Plenty of Golden coin-shaped leaves, in and around the creek bed and trail, to enjoy. The water really gets zipping along especially where it follows the cliffs and crags along the way. One of the very best trails in the area. IMHO.But be aware, there are several steep washed out sections, so keep an eye on your kids.

Great hike. Fairly busy. Was colder in the morning than expected on a warm day.

It was a very shaded trail with a nice creek running right along the trail. Not too hard and dog friendly. There was a rope swing halfway up the trail to the waterfall.

Beautiful trail. Took off one star because I broke my nose on the rope swing.

First time hiking this trail and it will not be our last. The pups had a blast in the creek on the way up and the falls were an awesome spot to hang out.

My family liked this hike. Fun to be right by the creek a lot of the time. My kids afraid of heights were nervous about some parts of the trail, I didnt think they were very dangerous but I would hang onto young children. I thought the drive up to the trailhead was sketchy. Quite steep in places and dirt roads with lots of rocks and holes, it was OK but it made me nervous.

Very pretty trail, a little difficult in some spots, but worth it (especially since there really arent many doggy poop bags past those points). Some people like to leave bags of dog poo on and off the trail, not a lot, but its pretty gross cause a lot of people go here, but other than that its nice.

One of my favorite trails! Love that there is water the whole way for my pups

My favorite hike EVER! the swing is way cool and it’s so pretty

Great hike to the rope swing but the rope has been moved closer to the tree and not as easy or fun to swing on anymore. About 2.5 miles round trip if you turn around at the rope.

Great hike once you get past the parking area it gets more and more beautiful.

Always love this hike! Beautiful, fun terrain, and quite shady.

The south side is where its at, you get shade and water and neat rocks to climb on. The north side is a steep barren wasteland.

Awesome time as usual love 4 wheeling here in the jeep and the trooper!

Super nice trail that can be done in sandals. Quick trip from car to Creek, but interesting enough to make it worth the trip. Park at trail head or park at the bottom of Hill in the neighborhood for some challenging hill climbs.

Great hike for the dogs that is shaded and has plenty of water. I couldnt ask for more.

Fun hike close to home. Sometimes busy

Amazing fun hike! Beautiful waterfall at the end

Great trail to a rope swing (1.15 miles) and a small waterfall (2.35 miles). More technical than most in the area, but not as steep as others. Watch out for poison ivy late May to August. You can get a passenger car to the trailhead in the summer and fall if you drive carefully, but higher clearance is better.

This is a lovely place to hike. Let me set something straight first, the drive up to the parking area and trail head is sort of terrifying because its pretty steep and you definitely have to watch for oncoming vehicles because there are some places where the road will only fit one vehicle. The trail head itself does exists. It looks like there is a place where a map of the trail used to be, but the glass is broken and that map/guide no longer exists where it is supposed to. The trail takes you to a stream and more or less follows it up the mountain. There are several man-made bridges, which are cool and there are a few places where the trail stops because you have to climb over some rocks to get to the next bit of trail. There is a rope swing about a mile and a half up that has apparently been there a really long time and I assume it is still safe (people still use it fairly often). The trail continues on past the swing. I have never been past the swing, but I dont think it goes much further because everyone who has continued on was back in the parking lot about another 30-60 minutes later. Overall, an adventurous trail. Ill be going again.

Good place for a morning hike

Rope swing and a waterfall, what more need I say?

This is a fun little trail. It is easy and not to popular. It has a cool creek you can hike along and a waterfall to check out. Great spot for a quick hike with the dog.

Horrible experience here. I love hiking and the outdoors. We came here one weekend for a morning hike up to the waterfall with some friends. We parked where everyone else was parked along the side of the road coming up (no signs saying no parking, no indication that this was a no parking area).Came down to tickets on all of our cars for unsafe parking. Apparently the City of Centerville Police believe that parking on the side of a road is illegal and unsafe even though there arent signs.We arent from Centerville and had no idea that we were not supposed to park here. I even called their police department to find out what we had done wrong.The cop who left us the tickets was a total jerk. Telling me that there arent signs saying not to park in the middle of the street but its still illegal. However we werent parked in the middle of anything. We were parked on the side of a road. As were about 20 other cars.

Fun trail! Nicely shaded so it keeps you cool in the summer. Good for hiking or trail running. Nice steady climb. Rope/chain swing about 1.3 miles from trail head. Waterfall 2 miles up.You can drive right up to the trailhead. If you do watch you approach or make sure to have some ground clearance. (I have seen a few Priuss up there ).The berries are thimbleberries so should be good for eating, although I havent tried them yet.

Kids couldnt finish the trail. Notable rock climbing required.

Good hiking and a good workout. The stream and shade makes it some cooler on a hot day. Best part, no bicycles.

Great hike with a swing and a waterfall. Can get crowded particularly on weekends.

The rope swing is pretty legit

Duel Creek is a great, well trafficked trail with an awesome rope swing a few miles up. The trail has river access the entire way up. It’s well shaded and good to hike and trail run, year round.

We love this hike! There are a few steep drop offs right at the beginning, so it might not be ideal for really small children, but our 6 year old did fine. The incline of the trail itself is gentle and it runs along a really nice little creek. After the first couple hundred yards the trail is mostly shaded and running along the stream keeps it cool. There are a few spots where the tail almost disappears because you have to climb over some boulders to follow it, but that just adds to the fun. There are also a few spots where you have to cross bridges over the creek. Really fun and gentle hike - one of our favorites!

It was quite awesome, I definitely plan on coming here again. Even though most of life is dead during this time (November), it still had some greenery. When coming up to the trail, there were a few points where it was difficult for 2 vehicles to pass through (quite a hefty drop) and I had a Jeep so it wasnt too difficult. However, I recommend being careful if you have a normal vehicle.Near the end of the trail is a rope swing. It was a lot more fun than I thought it was going to be as we earned that swing. The trail goes further up (totalling around 1.5 miles or so) another loops back around to the North Trail Head.The overall incline from start to finish is around 4700 to 5500 for the South Head Trail.

Amazing trail. Difficult, I only hiked 1.3 miles uphill most of the trail is shaded and along the creek. There is a section of steep rocks to climb. At the end us a cool rope swing. I am told the trail continues.

Fun hike with all the little bridges

Had a great time

PICK UP YOUR TRASH!! We picked up these empty water bottles as we were leaving on the short drive from the trail head to the neighborhood below. They are all Arrowhead and all seem to be from the same people. Seriously??? Come on, people. We had to stop every ten yards to pick up two or three bottles each time.

We love this hike! Our 3-year-old always asks to go to this trail. Lots of shade, streams, and boulders to explore.

My family Deuel canyon cabin creek!!

Great trail. One of my favorites in Davis County. There is a rope swing towards the top that is fun to to on, just dont swing in to the tree.

My husband and I go here, not to hike, but to go Jeeping, or Crawling our Jeep Commander and our Trooper II!! Splashing through the mud, and puddles, and rock climbing our trucks! Love, love, love going up to this area. Its so peaceful and calm. Youre away from the city, but not too far away from home. The views and sunrise from up here are SO BEAUTIFUL!!! Also, you get to see a lot of wild life up there. I hate leaving this area. If you are outdoorsy, highly recommend this mountain!!!

Hitep the North Trail came down the South Trail. The beginning is a little bit steep for the first half. Not terrible. Enjoyable short hike. Took us about 55 minutes taking our time

Only rating this a 3 because its super sketchy with littler kiddos. My 6 year old is a pretty experienced hiker for his age. Carries his own gear(well most of it). So I dont usually need to worry. However on this beautiful trail I was worried about his safety and mine. Lets get some trail maintenance on the first quarter mile alteast. Please build a retaining wall and some guard rails or even make a alternate beginning portion. Other than that this trial is amazing and beautiful. I love it. Be safe at the beginning. Happy hiking. We started late and didnt get to the waterfall so I cant comment on that part. Well get it next time: )

Great trail for families and dogs. Not a great trail for bad hips, bad ankles, bad knees or other walking problems. Not paved and not obvious trail for some of the hike.

Went up to the ATV course. Had fun.

Now is a good time of year, but in the summer theres too many bugs, too many snakes, too many people, too many kids. Ruins it. I often read posts of people complaining that dogs arent on leashes like they should be. Well I come up here so my dog doesnt have to be on a leash. You want to see dogs on leashes go down to the Legacy Parkway Trail.

This is a way fun hike. There are a ton of bees, but for the most part they will leave you alone. My kids would have done the swing at the end, but because of the long line chose not to.

Although there is a small dam right here its a pretty good trail to hike. Its moderate and only 2,5 miles in the the end of the trail.

Great place for hiking, riding dirt bikes, ATVs, even Mt. Bikes. BUT the road getting UP there is bumpy and had to put the Truck in 4-Wheel drive.

Beautiful short hike. Great alone or with kids.The access road is pretty rough though- while it can be traversed in a sedan, I recommend having a higher clearance vehicle.

Nice hike that has a lot of wild flowers, and its not to steep.

Great dog friendly trail. Moderate difficulty with great tree coverage. Really cool swing about half way up. The waterfall is not quite the end of the trail but a great place to stop.

One of my favorite hikes. Really sad the swing broke. New swing is just not in a great place.

I love this trail! Its perfect for a Sunday hike, because its only moderately difficult at select points, requiring very light bouldering. Sundays are also low-traffic days in Davis County, so thats a plus. However, I dislike the dirt-road that leads up to the trail head. This road is not well maintained. Even in a larger vehicle the several holes and very loose gravel present a challenge.

Super fun and easy! Mostly kid and pet friendly on the South Trail. Fun rope swing too!

Lots of motorized recreation at the trailhead so keep your dogs and kids close. Trail is really well maintained and not that tough - great for families. There are also a few places to BBQ along the trail.

This hike is an all-time favorite. Its especially great to do in small groups.

Fantastic hike with a rope swing about a mile from the trailhead and a waterfall just past 2 miles. there can be lots of traffic on the weekends.

A really good hike.

This trailhead would be hard to access in the winter, the little road that leads up to it is pretty rough. Summer is fine for most vehicles, but 4wd even may not be enough if its snowy or icy.

Really great trail with beautiful views and nice shade for almost the entire hike. The trail follows a stream for most of the hike to Deuel Creek Waterfall, so theres plenty of fresh water for your pup. There were a few muddy spots and a small amount of snow up by the waterfall, but other than that it was pretty dry. The trail crossed the stream quite a few times, and all but one crossing had sturdy log bridges. There is one area early on where you need to make your way over some large rocks to stay on the trail, and a few steep areas as well, but for the most part it was gradual ups and downs. I wound recommend a hiking pole though; we were very glad E had its today! There is also a really neat tree swing about 1.5 miles in for kids to ride on. All in all, we really loved this trail and will definitely be going back! Theres a steep 1/2 mile dirt road to get to the trail head though, so youll either need a 4WD vehicle to make it up, or you can park down on the road and hike up to the trailhead. There is no bathroom at this trail, and there is a shooting range and 4x4 course right near the entrance as well, so just be alert if you bring kids or dogs.

I say dont go - hoping less people go

Dont go here. Its my favorite trail and we prefer less humans. Lol

Great place to go hiking or whatever, but the road up is pretty rocky and bumpy.

Moderate difficulty hike along a beautiful creek. Rope swing and waterfalls make this hike worth at least one go.

Super fun hike!!

Lovely summer time hike.

Beautiful hike!

Great hike. Its kind of a hidden jem

Beautiful trail beautiful waterfall mostly shaded

Great hike that hugs Deuel Creek for 4.5 miles. Moderate in difficulty, a bit tougher in the snow/mud.

Great hike with an awesome tree swing!

It was a blast to hike and the swing at the end of the the trail is the cherry on top of the sundae.

Excellent waterfall

Love this place

The hardest dirtbike trail that I ever tried

Fun timeAwesome scenery

Beautiful views

Beautiful hike.

Fun spot

Great hike

Loved it