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Utah
6.8 mi
Distance
3,789 ft
Gain
4h 10m
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
Grove Creek
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Grove Creek Trail is a moderately challenging 6.79-mile hike with nearly 3,800 feet of elevation gain, offering a rewarding climb through Utah's scenic terrain. This trail takes hikers through varied landscapes typical of the region, with steady elevation gain that builds throughout the journey. The sustained climb and distance make this a solid half-day adventure for hikers seeking a good cardiovascular workout with mountain views.
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Steep canyon hike with 1,068 ft gain in just 1.57 miles.
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Little Baldy
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Deer Creek-Dry Creek
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Challenging 16.45-mile loop combining Deer and Dry Creek drainages with 4,017 ft gain.
Timpanogos Summit
~7 min drive
Steep alpine climb to a prominent Wasatch Range summit with expansive views.
Timpooneke Road
~3 min drive
Ultra-short, easy walk on Timpooneke Road with minimal elevation gain.
