Wasatch Trails Foundation outlines 'Heber Halo' to connect Heber Valley neighborhoods Mia Yu of the Wasatch Trails Foundation presented an interconnected 'Heber Halo' trail plan to Midway's Parks, Trails and Trees Committee, describing Phase 1 feasibility work with Legend Engineering, volunteer construction plans and a tentative connector build start in spring 2027.

Mia Yu's ambitious 'Heber Halo' proposal aims to create a seamless trail network that connects Heber Valley neighborhoods, enhancing local access to nature and outdoor activities.

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Wasatch Trails Foundation outlines 'Heber Halo' feasibility study and pump-track plan near Midway Mia Yue, executive director of the Wasatch Trails Foundation, told the Midway Parks, Trails & Trees Committee the foundation oversees about 175 miles of trails and is pursuing a connected Heber Valley network called the “Heber Halo,” a paved pump track near Midway Lane and Southfield Road, and a feasibility study with Legend Engineering focused on Phase I around west Midway.

The Wasatch Trails Foundation is set to revolutionize outdoor recreation in Midway with its ambitious "Heber Halo" trail network and a new paved pump track!

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