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Utah
3.6 mi
Distance
1,189 ft
Gain
1h 47m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Oakley
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The Oakley Trail is a scenic 3.57-mile hike near the town of Oakley in Utah's Wasatch Range foothills. With moderate elevation gain of 1,189 feet, this trail offers a rewarding climb through mixed conifer forest with expanding views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The trail is ideal for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with good conditioning benefits and access to high-elevation terrain.
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