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Ashton Gardens Loop

Easy

4.7

(9035)

9,036

hikers

Ashton Gardens Loop

00:26

1.63km

10m

Hiking

Explore the easy 1.0-mile Ashton Gardens Loop hike, a picturesque route through 55 acres of lush, themed gardens and the largest man-made wa

Last updated: February 26, 2026

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1.62 km

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1.54 km

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difficulty level of the Ashton Gardens Loop?

This loop within Ashton Gardens is considered easy. The paths are mostly paved and designed to be accessible for all skill levels, including those with strollers or wheelchairs. While there are some gentle rolling hills, the overall experience is very manageable.

What kind of terrain can I expect on this route?

The terrain is predominantly paved, making for a smooth walking surface. You'll encounter well-marked paths throughout the gardens. There are some 'bumpy parts' and 'rolling hills' in places, but it's generally very easy to navigate.

What are the main attractions or viewpoints along the way?

The route takes you through the stunning Ashton Gardens, which are filled with diverse attractions. You'll see 15 to 17 distinct themed areas, including a Rose Garden, an Italian Garden with cascading water basins, and a tranquil Secret Garden. A major highlight is the largest man-made waterfall in the Western Hemisphere. You'll also find various sculptures, koi ponds, and Monet Lake.

Is there an entrance fee or permit required to access the gardens?

Yes, there is a fee to enter Ashton Gardens. This fee grants you access to the meticulously maintained grounds and all its features. No additional hiking permits are required once inside.

Is the Ashton Gardens Loop suitable for families with children?

Absolutely! This route is very family-friendly. The easy, paved terrain is perfect for children, strollers, and even wheelchairs. The gardens also offer amenities like a carousel and open spaces for kids to play, making it an enjoyable outing for all ages.

When is the best time of year to visit Ashton Gardens?

The gardens offer beauty year-round, but spring and winter are particularly notable. In spring, the annual Tulip Festival showcases vast displays of tulips and daffodils. In winter, the Luminaria light display transforms the gardens into a magical experience. Any time of year, it provides a beautiful escape.

Does this trail intersect with other well-known paths?

While primarily contained within Ashton Gardens, this komoot route does briefly touch sections of the Jordan River Parkway Trail and the Jordan River Parkway.

Is the Ashton Gardens Loop dog-friendly?

Unfortunately, dogs are generally not allowed within Ashton Gardens, with the exception of service animals. It's best to leave your furry friends at home for this particular walk.

Where can I park to access the Ashton Gardens Loop?

Parking is available directly at Thanksgiving Point, where Ashton Gardens is located. There are designated parking areas for visitors, making access to the gardens and this loop very convenient.

Are there any unique experiences or insider tips for visiting Ashton Gardens?

To fully appreciate the diverse beauty, consider exploring the 15-17 distinct themed 'rooms' within the gardens. For a different perspective, golf cart rentals are available, allowing you to cover more ground with ease. Also, check their schedule for seasonal events like the Tulip Festival or Luminaria, which offer unique experiences beyond a regular walk.

What kind of flora and fauna can I expect to see?

The gardens are an 'oasis' of diverse flora, featuring vast displays of flowers, including tulips and daffodils in season, and a wide variety of trees and other plants across its themed areas. While primarily a cultivated garden, you might spot common garden birds or aquatic life in the koi ponds and Monet Lake.

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