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Utah
1.6 mi
Distance
615 ft
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Dry Lake Spring Trail
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Dry Lake Spring Trail is a short, scenic hike in Utah's high country that rewards hikers with steady elevation gain and access to a reliable water source. The trail climbs through mixed conifer forest with views opening up as you gain elevation, making it an ideal option for those seeking a quick workout with minimal commitment. The spring at the trail's destination provides a refreshing turnaround point and a chance to experience Utah's alpine hydrology.
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