Hiking in the layton area

[snccoulter]

So I took my eldest to a climbiung wall the other day and he had a lot of fun. So today I went to REI today and did a bit of shoping., I bought 2 harnesses one for a child. The whole over the shoulder set up and one to replace the one I had for many years. I also bought a couple of water bottles and oh a baby backpack so that I can start to get out and enjoy the world without having to worry about carring the youngest in my arms or pushing a stroler. So if you can give me a fun area to hike in the layton ogden area that will not kill a 4 year old but will be a lot of fun please. If you have GPS locations that works also.
Thanks
Steve.

 

[JeeperG]

I am not much of a hiker but maybe try Adams Canyon?
http://www.localhikes.com/Hikes/AdamsCanyon_7160.asp

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Totally off the subject, but spend your money wisely. REI is not a motorized friendly establishment. Don't let your dollars find their way into the pockets of those that want motorized trails closed.

 

[Chevycrew]

here is another website

http://www.weberpathways.org/index.asp

 

[snccoulter]

Thank you for the info about REI
and thank you for the trail info

 

[Devel]

i practically live next door to adams canyon, if ur just starting out hiking u might want to try something a little less steep for the youngin but there are like 3 waterfalls that are way cool up adams

 

[snccoulter]

I did not get cleared by my PT doc to go on a hike that is off paved areas so we are going to a local pond to do some fishing

 

[proskier101]

i just climbed adams canyon yesterday....it was steep and up towards the waterfall there is alot of snow you have to hike up(very slippery when coming down)