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Utah
16.4 mi
Distance
4,017 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Deer Creek-Dry Creek
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The Deer Creek-Dry Creek trail is a challenging 16.45-mile loop that combines two scenic drainages in Utah's backcountry. This hard-difficulty route gains over 4,000 feet of elevation as it traverses between the Deer Creek and Dry Creek watersheds, offering hikers a rewarding full-day adventure through diverse terrain. The trail showcases the region's natural water features and canyon landscapes, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking solitude and distance.
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~1 min drive
Steep 5.57-mile canyon hike with 3,733 ft elevation gain in Utah.
Lower Jacobs Ladder Mtb
~5 min drive
Technical 1.67-mile MTB trail with rocky ladder features and technical terrain.
White Canyon
~6 min drive
Moderate 5-mile canyon hike with 2,079 ft elevation gain in Utah.
Bonneville Shoreline Trail - Draper Section
~8 min drive
Easy 0.38-mile walk along the ancient Bonneville Shoreline with valley views.
First Hamongog
~1 min drive
Moderate 3.12-mile climb with 1,294 ft elevation gain in Utah.
Little Mill Winter
~8 min drive
Accessible 2.3-mile winter trail with 709 ft elevation gain near Little Mill.
Silver Creek
~10 min drive
Steady 3.6-mile climb through Silver Creek drainage with scenic forest and water features.
Bonneville Shoreline Trail - Draper Section
~8 min drive
Easy shoreline walk with valley views near Draper.
Lake Hardy
~2 min drive
Alpine lake hike with substantial elevation gain and scenic mountain views.
Silver Lake
~9 min drive
Easy alpine lake hike with minimal elevation gain near Silver Lake.
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