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Hyde Park City Active Transportation & Parks

This survey is part of Hyde Park's ongoing Active Transportation and Parks Plan. Your feedback will help city staff and elected officials prioritize investments in parks, trails, and safe walking and bicycling routes across this city. There are two sections to this survey, Parks, and Active Transportation. This survey should take about 6 minutes to complete and no questions are mandatory. 
1. Which of the following apply to you?
2. What is your age?
Hyde Park City Parks
Hyde Park City manages five parks; Lions Park, Lee Park, Legacy Park, City Hall Park, and Hyde Park Canyon (by the new water tank).

 

In 2025, a community parks and trails survey received high-level feedback about Hyde Park City's parks. The following questions build off of that feedback to identify specific improvements and investments desired by the community to form the foundation of the City's Active Transportation & Parks Master Plan.
Legacy Park
3. What improvements to Legacy Park would you be most excited about? Select up to 3.
4. This plan may explore alternative uses for the dirt jump area behind Legacy Park.  Which of the following would you like to see explored for this part of the park? Select up to 3.
Hyde Park Canyon
5. Have you been to Hyde Park Canyon before?
6. Which of the following improvements would you be excited to see in Hyde Park Canyon? Select up to 3.
Lee Park
7. We heard in the 2025 Parks Survey that the community would like to see more amenities at Lee Park. Which of the following would be the most exciting for you? Select up to 3.
Lions Park
8. What types of improvements to Lions Park would be most exciting for you? Select up to 3.
City Hall Park
9. How satisfied are you with recent renovations to City Hall Park?
General Park Questions
11. If the city were to invest in smaller, neighborhood-size parks, what features would you like to see? Select all that apply.
12. What types of winter recreation opportunities would you like to see in the HPC parks? Select all that apply.
13. What type of park amenities would you like to see in Hyde Park in general? Select up to 3.
Active Transportation
Active Transportation includes all non-vehicle ways of getting around, including walking, running, biking, and using a wheelchair. The types of infrastructure that support active transportation are often sidewalks, bike lanes, separated multi-use pathways, and trails. 
14. How often do you walk or bike in Hyde Park to get to work, school, or just for fun?
18. The Utah Trail Network (UTN) is a state initiative and funding mechanism to create multi-use pathways to connect the entire state. The Wolfpack Way trail that is currently being built is an identified UTN corridor, and 1000 East has been identified as a potential future trail corridor; how supportive are you of developing a multi-use pathway along 1000 East?
19. Which active transportation improvement is most important to you? Select 1.
20. We heard in the 2025 Parks and Trails survey that securing easements to formalize the canal trails is a high community priority. Do you live or own property along one of the canals and are interested in learning more about what a recreational trail easement would look like on your property? 
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