UT-14 from town to the plateau — pullouts, color, and an easy out.

A 3.4-mile paved creek path from Canyon Park toward Bicentennial — walk, roll, or ride.

2.65 miles of paved path along the base of the red cliffs — walk or bike without leaving town.

Playground, pavilion, and Coal Creek access at the mouth of the canyon — a true in-town outing.

Festival City’s downtown blocks — an after-work walk with no trailhead required.

Twenty-four horseshoe pits and tables at 675 North 150 East. No entrance fee is listed.

Downtown playground, restrooms, and two pavilions at 200 North Main — a 30-minute kid stop.

Benches and local history at the southwest corner of Main and Center — a free in-town stop.

Downtown memorials plus Coal Creek Trail access — a quiet 30–60 minute walk.

Playground and Coal Creek access on 400 East — short, local, and free.

Playground, pavilion, restrooms, and fields on the west side — a 30–60 minute family reset.

About 1.8 miles of paved hillside trail by the event center — a close bike or walk with no water.