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Utah
10.4 mi
Distance
3,448 ft
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Why you'll love it
Bear Canyon
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Bear Canyon is a challenging 10.4-mile round-trip hike that gains over 3,400 feet of elevation, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a serious workout in Utah's rugged terrain. The trail traverses through a scenic canyon environment with sustained elevation gain that rewards persistence with expansive views and a sense of accomplishment. This is a demanding day hike that requires good fitness and preparation.
Three Forks
~1 min drive
Moderate 5.6-mile climb to alpine convergence with 2,300 ft elevation gain.
Rocky Canyon
~2 min drive
Moderate 6.6-mile canyon hike with 2,839 ft elevation gain near Rocky Canyon, Utah.
Nephi Canyon
~3 min drive
Scenic 2-mile canyon hike with 800 ft elevation gain near Nephi.
Cedar Springs
~1 min drive
Moderate 5.2-mile climb with 2,330 ft elevation gain near Cedar Springs.
Shingle Mill
~4 min drive
Demanding 10.4-mile trail with 3,871 ft gain in Utah backcountry.
Copleys Canyon
~3 min drive
Steep 2.6-mile canyon hike with 1,418 ft elevation gain near central Utah.
Cottonwood
~3 min drive
Steady 4.4-mile climb with 2,187 ft gain in Cottonwood.
North Fork Chalk Creek
~5 min drive
Moderate 7.6-mile creek canyon hike with 1,770 ft elevation gain.
White Pine - Bear Canyon
~4 min drive
Accessible 2.5-mile canyon hike with steady elevation gain through forest.
Dry Creek
~4 min drive
Moderate 5.2-mile climb with 2,518 ft gain in Utah's high desert.
