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Utah
2.0 mi
Distance
184 ft
Gain
45 min
Time
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What we do know
Inside Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Granite Flat Winter
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Granite Flat Winter is a short and accessible winter trail perfect for snowshoeing or winter hiking near the Granite Flat area. With minimal elevation gain and a gentle grade, this trail offers a peaceful snowy landscape experience ideal for beginners or those seeking a quick winter outing.
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7.6-mile moderate winter alpine trail with 2,000 ft elevation gain near Silver Lake.
Mill Canyon Winter
~1 min drive
Scenic winter canyon trail with steady climbing and high-country views.
Silver Creek
~2 min drive
Steady 3.6-mile climb through Silver Creek drainage with scenic forest and water features.
Reservoir Access Trail
~1 min drive
Easy 0.45-mile trail to reservoir access with minimal elevation gain.
Mill Canyon Spring Winter
~6 min drive
Moderate winter canyon hike to a historic spring with gentle elevation gain.
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Easy alpine lake hike with minimal elevation gain near Silver Lake.
White Canyon
~2 min drive
Moderate 5-mile canyon hike with 2,079 ft elevation gain in Utah.
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~4 min drive
Easy shoreline loop around alpine Silver Lake with mountain views.
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~7 min drive
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