An Eagle Mountain community
Hidden Hollow homes for sale
Hidden Hollow is a hillside subdivision in east Eagle Mountain, in The Ranches area.
LocationEast Eagle Mountain, The Ranches
Current listings in Hidden Hollow, Eagle Mountain
Listing information comes from the Wasatch Front Regional Multiple Listing Service and is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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The area
Life in Hidden Hollow
Life in Hidden Hollow
What a day here looks like
In shortIt sits at the foot of the Lake Mountains. The Hidden Hollow trailhead and a big trail network start right at the edge of the homes. Few homes come up for sale here at one time.
Hidden Hollow sits on sloping ground at the foot of the Lake Mountains. Open hillside rises right above the homes. Listings talk about mountain and valley views, and some homes have a walk-out basement.
A morning here can start on a trail. The Hidden Hollow trailhead is about a minute from most homes. From there, trails climb into the Lake Mountains. The Ridgeline Trail runs along the hill just north of the homes.
Hidden Hollow Elementary sits just north of the homes, about 3 minutes by car. Streets here include Serdar Lane, White Birch Drive and Hidden Hollow Boulevard. Pony Express Parkway and Hidden Valley Parkway are the main roads out.
Errands take a car. The closest grocery store is Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway, about 7 minutes away. In the evening, the Hidden Hollow Loop behind the school makes an easy walk or ride.
About the facts in the bar at the top of this page. Sources: the Wasatch Front MLS, Eagle Mountain City public notices, Utah mountain bike trail guides, and free-flow drive times from OpenStreetMap routing. Figures change, so check with me before you rely on them.
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The homes and the land
Homes & lots and Trails & parks
Homes & lots
The homes and the lots
Hidden Hollow is all detached homes. Most are two-story homes over a full basement. Some basements walk out, which means a door opens straight onto the back yard at ground level. The newest homes have three levels.
Homes here are good sized. Recent listings run from about 3,595 to about 4,203 square feet, counting the basement. They have 4 to 6 bedrooms. Older homes most often have a 2-car garage. The newest homes have a 3-car attached garage.
Lots run from about 0.14 to about 0.25 acres. Many lots in the newest phase are about 0.14 acres. A phase is one section of a subdivision that is built at one time.
Homes here date from about 2016. The newest section, Phase C, has homes built from 2024 to 2026, and building is still going on. Recent listings here have asked from about $600,000 to about $675,000 (November 2026). Listings on Serdar Lane and White Birch Drive say there is no monthly fee. City records from 2025 show a shared clubhouse planned in Phase C, so ask about any fee or CC&Rs for that phase. CC&Rs are the recorded rules for a neighborhood.
Trails & parks
Trails at the back door
Trails are the big draw in Hidden Hollow. The Hidden Hollow trailhead has a paved lot with room for more than 40 cars, plus a restroom and water. From there, trails like Given to Fly, Creed and Hidden Canyon head up into the Lake Mountains.
The Hidden Hollow Loop is an easy ride or walk of about 5.8 miles. It runs behind Hidden Hollow Elementary and has two lookouts. The city's Mountain Ranch Bike Park is about 5 minutes away. Trail guides note that the lower trail sections can change as building goes on.
Hidden Hollow Trailhead
About a minute away. A paved lot for 40+ cars, a restroom and water, and the start of the Lake Mountains trails.
Hidden Hollow Loop
About 2 minutes away. An easy loop of about 5.8 miles behind Hidden Hollow Elementary, with two lookouts.
Mountain Ranch Bike Park
About 5 minutes away. A city bike park you can reach by trail or by road.
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Daily life
Errands & drive times and Schools
Errands & drive times
Errands, measured in minutes
Hidden Hollow is on the east side of town, so most errands head east toward Pony Express Parkway and SR-73. These are free-flow drive times, which means no traffic.
There is very little you can walk to here. A car is part of daily life.
- Trail timeHidden Hollow Trailhead~1 min
- Elementary schoolHidden Hollow Elementary~3 min
- Bike parkMountain Ranch Bike Park~5 min
- Weekly groceriesRidley's, Pony Express Pkwy~7 min
- Onto the highwaySR-73 near Ranches Pkwy~9 min
- Big box runWalmart Supercenter, Spring Run Pkwy~10 min
- Second grocery storeMacey's, Eagle Mountain Blvd~11 min
- Tech office parkAdobe campus, Lehi~22 min
- FreewayI-15 at Lehi Main Street~23 min
For longer drives, you head out on SR-73 or Pony Express Parkway. I-15 at Lehi Main Street is about 23 minutes away with no traffic. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 52 minutes. Rush hour on SR-73 runs longer, so plan for extra time.
Schools
Schools, by the facts
Recent Hidden Hollow listings show these schools. Hidden Hollow Elementary covers kindergarten to 6th grade and is about 3 minutes away. Frontier Middle School is about 10 minutes away. Cedar Valley High School is about 11 minutes away.
Two charter schools sit nearby: Ranches Academy and Porter Rockwell Charter School. A charter school is a free public school you apply to.
School boundaries change from year to year. Check the district map for any address before you buy.
What locals know
Notes before you buy
Listing photos skip this part.
Few homes come up at once
Hidden Hollow is small, and only a home or two may be for sale at a time. Some weeks there are none. Watch all Eagle Mountain homes too, so you do not miss a close match.
The trails change as building goes on
The trailhead and the Lake Mountains trails start at the edge of the homes. Trail guides note that the lower sections shift as new homes go in.
You will drive for most errands
There is almost nothing in walking distance. The closest grocery store, Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway, is about 7 minutes away.
SR-73 is the slow spot
Trips to Lehi use SR-73 or Pony Express Parkway, and SR-73 backs up at rush hour. UDOT has plans to turn it into a freeway with side roads.
Buy or sell here
The buyer side and the seller side
Buying in Hidden Hollow
Hidden Hollow is in east Eagle Mountain, in The Ranches area. It sits at the foot of the Lake Mountains, just south of Hidden Hollow Elementary, off Pony Express Parkway and Hidden Valley Parkway.
It is a small subdivision, so only a home or two comes up at a time. Some weeks there are none. Keep an eye on all Eagle Mountain homes for sale too.
Recent listings here have asked from about $600,000 to about $675,000 (November 2026). Homes run from about 3,595 to 4,203 square feet, counting the basement.
Very close. The Hidden Hollow trailhead is about a minute from most homes. It has parking for 40+ cars, a restroom and water.
Ready to look? See what is on the market or tell me what you are after.
Selling in Hidden Hollow
It depends on the size, the age and the view. A 2016 home of about 4,203 square feet listed at $675,000 and sold. For a number on your own home, start with the home valuation page.
It can. New homes are still going up in Phase C, so buyers will compare yours with a brand new home. Fair pricing and good photos help yours stand out.
A partner agent I trust in Utah County handles the listing, the showings and the offers. Your home can also be featured on MovingUtah. I stay in touch the whole way.
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I did the homework on Hidden Hollow, from the trailhead to the newest phase. Few homes come up here, so it helps to be ready. Reach out to me and I will refer you to an agent I trust in the area.
Why work with me
- Ask me about any listing.Send me a Hidden Hollow listing you like. I will get the partner agent's read on it and tell you what to check before you write an offer.
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