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Utah
6.3 mi
Distance
1,380 ft
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Crawford Pass Trail
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Crawford Pass Trail is a moderate 6.32-mile round-trip hike featuring 1,380 feet of elevation gain through Utah's scenic high country. This trail climbs steadily to Crawford Pass, offering expansive views of surrounding ridges and valleys typical of Utah's mountain passes. The route combines forested sections with open meadows, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with rewarding vistas.
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