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Utah
1.0 mi
Distance
122 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Bristlecone Trail
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The Bristlecone Trail is a short, accessible walk through high-altitude terrain featuring some of Utah's most ancient and gnarled bristlecone pine trees. This easy trail offers visitors an intimate encounter with these remarkable conifers, which are among the oldest living organisms on Earth. The minimal elevation gain and brief distance make it perfect for families and those seeking a quick nature experience without strenuous hiking.
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