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Utah
0.7 mi
Distance
94 ft
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Blue Pool Wash
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Blue Pool Wash is a short and scenic desert wash hike perfect for beginners and families seeking a quick outdoor adventure. This easy trail winds through a narrow wash with water features and natural pools that give the trail its name, offering a refreshing experience in Utah's red rock country. The minimal elevation gain and short distance make it an ideal choice for those looking to explore without committing to a lengthy trek.
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