Confluence Park

Confluence Park spans 344 acres of reserved lava cliffs, family-friendly walking trails, historical landmarks, and native plants and wildlife. 

The park is tucked down beneath Hurricane and LaVerkin. Confluence Park is the convergence of Ash Creek, LaVerkin Creek, and the Virgin River and got its name from the winding river!

Wandering this trail rewards you with views of a nearly 100-year-old power station, two decaying barns, a grain storage structure, a tortoise rehabilitation area, and more!

Directions:

There are four ways to access Confluence Park. The two listed below are the most popular, but use this link to see the other trailheads. 

Via the Hurricane Trailhead:

• This trailhead begins near the parking lot of River Rock Roasting Company
• This approach begins with a steep decline down switchbacks and instantly leads to the trail following the river. 
• Use this map to locate the trailhead. 

Via Tortoise Track Trail:

• Beginning on this North access is easier for children. The trail is flat and heads towards the coffee shop. 
• Look for the sign that says “Confluence Park” which leads to a residential road and then a dirt roundabout. 
• Use this map to locate the trailhead.

Important Information:

• This trail is family friendly and is rated: Easy.
• Elevation gain is 306 feet. 
• A leisurely pace with exploration should take roughly 2 hours. 
• 3.6 mile round trip.
• Dogs are welcome.
• There are no restrooms along this trail.
• This trail is not wheelchair accessible. 
• There is no parking or admission fee.

Note: 

• Stop at River Rock Roasting Company before or after your hike! This local-favorite cafe serves unforgettable food and drinks with a view looking down on Confluence Park.