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Utah
15.7 mi
Distance
2,981 ft
Gain
6h 44m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Ashley National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Swift Creek
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Swift Creek is a challenging 15.73-mile trail that gains nearly 3,000 feet of elevation, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a full-day adventure in Utah's backcountry. The route follows Swift Creek drainage through mixed terrain, offering scenic views and the soothing presence of water throughout much of the hike. This hard-difficulty trail rewards persistence with solitude and the natural beauty characteristic of Utah's creek-fed canyons.
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