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Utah
30.8 mi
Distance
3,233 ft
Gain
11h 53m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Ashley National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Yellowstone
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The Yellowstone trail is a challenging backcountry route that traverses nearly 31 miles through diverse terrain in Utah's Yellowstone region. This extended journey gains over 3,200 feet of elevation, offering hikers a remote wilderness experience with varied landscapes. The distance and elevation gain make this a serious undertaking best suited for experienced backpackers.
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