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Jordan River Parkway Trail - Midvale

It's the Midvale entry to the Jordan River Parkway Trail. There is an unpaved path that branches off to the right shortly after entering, that's the cruisy area. Lots of wooded areas to hide in and get business taken care of.

Best time
Stays open all night and all day.
Crowd
Head down 9000 S until you get to 700 W, turn northbound onto 700 W and follow…
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8550 S 700 W, West Jordan 84088

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The guide

Where exactly

Head down 9000 S until you get to 700 W, turn northbound onto 700 W and follow the road a short way down until you see a fenced off trail with an open section on the left side of the road. That's the entrance. It'll be just past Gerber Collision and Glass, and just across from Williamson Ocean, on the right side of the road. Park on the right side of the road.

When to go

Stays open all night and all day. There's a sign somewhere that says it closes at 11 PM, but it's never actually locked/shut. Best times are either during the lunch break, or after it gets dark.

Etiquette

It is a public trail, so exercise caution when cruising. Definitely go into the side path area and away from the main trail walkway if you're going to be doing stuff. Make sure you are properly out of sight from anything that looks like it could be a frequently visited pathway. Also, clean up after yourselves and don't leave any condoms or wrappers behind. It's been a really well kept secret so far because no one ever leaves their stuff behind. Obviously use the typical cruising signs/methods to determine if the guy is there for the same reason you are. Walk around the main walkway or even along the side trail to look for people. Make good eye contact and strike up a conversation and steer it from there. Be smart about it.

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