With 117 miles of scenic trails and 5,000 acres of open space, Draper features the most trails and the largest open space of any city along the Wasatch Front. Because our city values these beautiful natural amenities, we want to be good stewards of the surrounding areas. Part of that stewardship includes the Jordan River, and we are proud to have the Jordan River Rotary Park in our city, as well as our recently opened River Bottoms Disc Golf course.  

Our goal is for the visitors of these areas to feel connected to the river and enjoy that aspect of our city. We are committed to caring for the natural environment, and as part of this commitment, we are a member of the Jordan River Commission. Our residents and visitors enjoy recreating in our trails, parks, and open spaces, and we encourage our residents and users to be respectful of these areas and the environment.