My wife and I and 4 kids have rode (ridden?) most sections of the Jordan River Trail in Salt Lake County this spring. It is so liberating to get out during the quarantine and cover a bunch of ground on a bike. The JRT is very flat and family friendly. There’s hardly a bad spot, most of it is beautiful and much of it is shaded. We have done Rose Park to the international peace gardens on 9th south and back (I did conceal carry in my backpack for this section, but there were families and upstanding looking citizens along the trail). We did 900 s (at internationals peace gardens) to 2100 south and back another day – gorgeous. We did 2600 s to 4800 s another day, again, gorgeous. We did 5300 s to 7800 s and Gardner Village on a Sunday, ate a packed lunch and rode back. We rode 10200 s to 12300 s and back another day…seemed to be the safest area along with 12300 s to 14600 s. – this section was cool because there’s a monument to the different Native American tribes throughout the state, we ate a lunch at a picnic table at 14600 s and then rode back. My soon to be 3 year old has made it on every trip with her tag along / copilot bike that has a bar that attaches to the back of my seat bar. Our family doesn’t have really nice high end bikes but are decent low end hybrid’s, the brands are Marin, Giant, Specialized, Bridgestone, a Walmart kids bike, etc. We always ride up river first, and riding down river there is almost always a little head wind. The bike is so great on the JRT because you can cover so much more ground and see more areas. Anyway, I had second thoughts about sharing our family secret but I know how liberating it has been for us to get out and enjoy some time outside so I wanted to share.
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