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Utah
2.0 mi
Distance
381 ft
Gain
52 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Sids Canyon Trail
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Sids Canyon Trail is a short, accessible canyon hike offering scenic views and a gentle introduction to Utah's unique geology. This 2-mile trail gains just over 380 feet as it winds through the canyon, making it ideal for families and those seeking a quick outdoor escape. The trail showcases typical Utah canyon terrain with possible rock formations and vegetation typical of the region.
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