Pleasant Valley Area Activities

Fly Fishing
The Uintah Basin is home to some of the best waters in the West. Avid fishermen will enjoy a day on Rock Creek, the Lake Fork, Yellowstone, Duchesne, or Uintah rivers. These small rivers – all drainages from the High Uintah Mountains, hold a variety of trout including Cutthroat, Rainbow, Brown, Brook, and possibly even a few Grayling and Goldens up high. Fishermen will enjoy relative solitude on these low-pressure waters. Anglers looking for a little bigger water can take a slightly longer drive to Utah’s most famous fisheries, the Green River or Strawberry Reservoir. Each one of these waters holds a large number of trophy trout.

Guiding Fishing
A guided fly fishing adventure with our Six Lakes Guide Service is perfect for all ages and fishing abilities. Our skilled guides will make sure you have a great day of fishing. With all the gear provided, a guided day of fishing is the best way to enjoy the spectacular fishing at Six Lakes or the streams and lakes of the south slope of the Uintah Mountains.
For more information visit www.sixlakesutah.com/fishing-guided.php or call 435-454-4094 or toll free 1-866-403-3836.

Horseback Riding
Throughout the summer months we offer horseback rides at our nearby Hidden Springs Ranch. All guest rides must be scheduled in advance and are limited by availability.
For more information on horseback rides please visit www.hiddenspringsutah.com or call 435-454-4094 or toll free 1-866-403-3836.

Climbing Wall
At the Hidden Springs Ranch Activities Center we have a 30’ climbing wall that is great for novice and expert climbers alike. Auto belay systems and all the gear make trying this exciting sport a breeze. Climbing competitions to see who is the king of the wall always bring out your competitive spirit and can be a lot of fun.
For more information visit www.hiddenspringsutah.com or call 435-454-4094 or toll free 1-866-403-3836.

Moon Lake
Moon Lake provides some of the most scenic canoeing, fishing, hiking, and camping in Utah. Lake is large enough to launch a small boat. The trailheads at Moon Lake also make for great day hiking into the forested wilderness.
For more information on Moon Lake please visit: http://www.recreation.gov/detail.cfm?ID=1192

Backpacking
Within a 30 minute drive is some of the most beautiful terrain in Utah in the High Uintas Wilderness Area. Adventurous groups will want to go backpacking and camping up one of the many forest service maintained trails. A three to four mile hike will reward you with beautiful vistas, pristine mountain lakes and streams, and terrific camping areas. Our favorite areas are the Rock Creek, Yellowstone, Uinta, and the Lake Fork drainages.
For more detailed information and trail maps please visit the official Ashley National Forest website at http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/ashley/.