What’s happening this week? Events →
Parks
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Cory B. Wride Memorial Park
Splash pad open 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Memorial Day through Labor Day. Playground, pickleball and tennis courts, basketball, baseball fields, and a walking loop. The Farmers Market is here on Saturdays through October 10th.
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Pony Express Memorial Regional Park
Skate park, arena, baseball fields, and an off-leash dog park.
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Smith Ranch Regional Park
Several playgrounds, an obstacle course, a skate park, fields, pavilions, and restrooms. The trails here are dog friendly.
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Nolen Park
Baseball diamonds and a playground. The splash pad here is closed for the summer of 2026 for water conservation.
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Silverlake Amphitheater and Park
An amphitheater, a playground, a pavilion, and a sledding hill in the winter.
Trails and outdoors
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Mountain Ranch Bike Park
Thirty acres of jumps, tracks, and a skills area.
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Trails
Eagle Mountain has more than 50 miles of paved trail and more than 85 miles of mountain biking and OHV trail, plus five scenic overlooks. The city does not publish a list of named trails and points people to AllTrails.
Indoor
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Eagle Mountain Public Library
Story Time and Lap Time for the youngest kids, Lego Club and STEAM Club and Mindful Movers for elementary ages, Bookmark Bunch for readers 8 to 12, Teen Movie Night and Teen Maker’s Lab for ages 12 to 18, and Thread and Yarn Club, Family Puzzle Day and an adult book club for everyone else. Times are on the city calendar rather than the library page.
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R.A.D. Women
Free safety and self defense classes run by the city.
Comes around every year
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Pony Express Days
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Eagle Mountain Farmers Market
Every Saturday through the end of the season.
If you want the full list
The city keeps an interactive Park Finder covering every park in Eagle Mountain, and points to AllTrails for trails.
The city also runs youth and adult recreation leagues, which are not free. Soccer, flag football, Jr. Jazz, baseball, softball, kickball, pickleball and more. Costs vary by season and registration is on the city’s site.
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