This canyon is 30 minutes north of the Salt Lake area. I did a solo hike to a 40 foot waterfall bright and early to beat the crowds, as this was the first nice weather weekend we have had this season. I made it to the falls in an hour and half, taking my time. Best hike I have done since being in Utah as you hug the creek the entire time, and is fairly easy when compared to other hikes I have done. This may be my last hike in Utah.....
Thats Antelope Island in the distance, and that peak straight ahead is Frary Peak, which I climbed last year!
looking back toward the valley
some wildflowers
Heading into the canyon
the moon hidden behind the Cottonwood trees
coolest bridge I have ever crossed
crossing the bridge
looking up the creek from the bridge
climbing on a fallen tree
Split Rock Falls
hanging the feet over raging waters
I had to cross the creek here to get to the other side. You could hear the waterfall right around this rock so I knew I had made it. The water was shallow however its peak snow melt time of year so that water was very cold!
Adams Canyon Waterfall standing 40 ft tall
looking back across the creek I crossed
very top of falls
this is what made me leave....so scary! 
Adams Canyon Waterfall
The creek I had to cross to see the waterfall.
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