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Utah
5.2 mi
Distance
2,330 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Cedar Springs
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Cedar Springs Trail is a moderate 5.2-mile hike with substantial elevation gain of 2,330 feet, making it a rewarding climb through Utah's scenic landscape. This trail offers excellent conditioning opportunities with consistent elevation gain and likely passes through diverse terrain typical of the Cedar Springs area. Hikers can expect panoramic views and access to higher elevation ecosystems.
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