The Hidden Pinyon Trail
St George, UT

Kova Rentals has published their Snow Canyon Guide, which details leisurely points of interest and activities that can be found along the Snow Canyon Loop, so you can plan your Snow Canyon adventure with confidence. You don’t have to be an experienced mountain biker or expert cyclist to have a great time in St George’s best attraction, so we’ve highlighted those spots around the park that can be enjoyed by everyone!

Two people are riding bikes down a paved bike path on the Snow Canyon Loop.

If you’re looking to enjoy Snow Canyon State Park hikes, like Hidden Pinyon, you’ll want to know what to expect on the trail and what to bring for the best experience possible. We can talk you through everything you need to know about hiking Hidden Pinyon right here, right now.



Hidden Pinyon Overview

Hidden Pinyon is an approximately one-mile moderately trafficked trail loop located in Snow Canyon Park, near Diamond Valley, Utah. You’ll get to see some great views on this trail that is good for all biking skill levels. The best time to hike this trail is between April and September. 

What to Expect

Snow Canyon Park offers a range of hiking and biking experiences. Hidden Pinyon trail has a moderate difficulty level and takes about one hour to complete. There are restrooms at the start of the trailhead. You can expect to do a bit of scrambling on certain parts that are more uphill. Some areas are a bit more sandy, increasing the difficulty of the hike. 

What to Pack

On a hike such as this, it’s a good idea to have a few pieces of equipment handy, including:

  • First-aid kit
  • A water bottle (or two)
  • Hiking shoes
  • Sunscreen
  • Phone or communication devices
  • Snacks

Though this trail isn’t incredibly difficult, it’s important to have all of these items in cases of emergency; you could still slip and scrape your knee, roll your ankle, or simply run out of water too soon.

Directions to the Trailhead

  • Head north from St. George on Bluff Street
  • Take the exit to Red Hills Pkwy/Snow Canyon Pkwy, then turn left on Snow Canyon Pkwy
  • Drive about 3 miles until you come to a traffic circle. Go through it, taking the second exit. 
  • After coming to another traffic circle, take the first exit onto Snow Canyon Drive 
  • Go through the main gate of Snow Canyon and hit the trailhead when you get to the parking lot for Whiptail Trail.


On an ebike, we recommend following the Snow Canyon Loop until it intersects with the Hidden Pinyon Trailhead!


Enjoy Snow Canyon on an Ebike

The Hidden Pinyon Trail is one of our favorites. It's not too long or difficult, meaning kids can enjoy it, and you can do this hike and still have plenty of time to continue your ebike ride. Contact us today to learn more, check out our FAQs, or to book your rental.