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Sienna Hills Trails Approximately 3,985 feet of 10' wide concrete trails (depicted in green in the map below) weave through the community. Another 1,663 feet of 5' wide natural trails (depicted in red in the map below) run from the HOA park to the north side of I-15. Additional paved trails loop around the Sienna Heights garden homes (not identified in the map) and paralleling the west side of Washington Parkway from Grapevine Crossing down to Telegraph. Miles and Miles of trails run south of Telegraph, all connecting to the Sienna Hills trails. Download Sienna Hills trails map Download Sienna Hills Trail System map We would like to remind all dog owners to keep their dogs on leashes while walking their dogs. Here is a copy of the City ordinance: 5-1-5: PROHIBITED ACTS AND ACTIVITIES: A. Harboring Stray Dogs: It shall be unlawful for any person to harbor or keep any lost or strayed dog. Whenever any dog shall be found which appears to be lost or strayed, it shall be the duty of the finder to notify the animal control or the police department within twenty four (24) hours, and the police department shall impound the dog as herein provided. (Ord. 2012-02, 2-8-2012)
If you see an owner walking a dog without a leash, please call the police. |
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1593 East Grapevine Crossing
Washington UT 84780 |
Last Updated: September 2020 |
Pictures of Sienna Hills Trails |
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Heading towards culvert near Parkway roundabout |
Looking towards bridge near HOA park |
Trail around HOA park |
Trail leaving HOA park towards Copperleaf |
Heading towards culvert under Grapevine Crossing |
City trail just south of Telegraph |