The trailhead is in Centerville. From SLC, go north on I-15 about 10 miles to exit 319 (400 N / Parrish Ln). Go east off the highway toward the foothills on 400 north. After 1.2 miles, 400 north ends at a T-junction. Go left a short distance up to the parking area and trailhead.

From the parking area, take the narrow single track trail that climbs up the hillside. In just a few minutes, the trail comes to a 4-way junction with the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. Go left on the wider Shoreline Trail as it meanders around the hillside and descends to a footbridge.

On the north side of the footbridge, leave the Shoreline Trail and follow the social trail that meanders up along the stream. The panel is under the obvious rock overhang 10-15 minutes up from the bridge. Continuing up along the stream becomes tough going and is not particularly recommended.

Return the same way.

Parrish Sunset Bonus:
If motivated, the Parrish Sunset addition adds some great views and a bit more cardio to the hike. Once back to the foot bridge, instead of returning the way you came, go right on the shoreline trail.

As the trail bends north out of Parrish Creek, a signed side trail leaves on the right. This is before the wooden informational board.

Follow the side trail as it works its way up the hillside. There are quite a few social trails here, stay on the most traveled. The trail eventually levels out and descends slightly to a large boulder near Parrish Creek. This is the usual turn around point, though a less used social trail does continue up along the creek. Views along the way of the Great Salt Lake, Antelope Island, and the Wasatch Front are excellent.