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Utah
2.2 mi
Distance
1,500 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Davis Creek
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Davis Creek is a short but steep alpine climb that rewards hikers with significant elevation gain in a compact distance. This challenging out-and-back trail ascends through mixed terrain typical of Utah's Wasatch range, offering excellent cardiovascular training and mountain views. The steep gradient and high elevation gain make this a popular conditioning hike for experienced hikers.
Davis Creek Spur Trail
~0 min drive
Steep half-mile spur with 489 ft gain—quick, intense climb.
Farmington Creek
~4 min drive
Pleasant 4-mile creek-side hike through Farmington forest with moderate elevation gain.
Bair Canyon
~8 min drive
Steep 7.4-mile canyon climb with 4,424 ft gain in central Utah.
Holbrook Canyon
~13 min drive
Steep 1.92-mile canyon climb with 875 ft elevation gain.
Old North Trail
~1 min drive
Steep 2.77-mile climb with 1,939 ft gain and alpine views.
Parrish Creek
~5 min drive
Moderate 5.77-mile creek canyon hike with 2,770 ft elevation gain.
North Holbrook Route
~10 min drive
Short, scenic Utah trail with steady elevation gain and accessible hiking.
Hornet
~13 min drive
Short, beginner-friendly Utah trail with minimal elevation gain.
Cattleman Trail
~1 min drive
Steep 0.81-mile climb gaining 1,265 feet of elevation.
Bonneville Shoreline Trail
~1 min drive
Easy shoreline walk with valley views and minimal elevation gain.