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Utah
12.2 mi
Distance
3,959 ft
Gain
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Anderson Valley Trail
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Anderson Valley Trail is a challenging 12-mile alpine adventure featuring nearly 4,000 feet of elevation gain through Utah's scenic high country. This hard-rated trail rewards hikers with expansive valley views and diverse terrain ranging from forested slopes to open ridgelines. The sustained climb and significant elevation gain make this a rewarding full-day expedition for experienced hikers.
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