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Utah
7.7 mi
Distance
1,190 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Forest Service Road 287
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Forest Service Road 287 is a moderate backcountry route offering a steady climb through Utah's high country forest terrain. This 7.68-mile journey gains 1,190 feet of elevation, providing a rewarding day hike with access to remote forest landscapes typical of Utah's national forest system. The road-based trail is ideal for hikers seeking solitude and a more rugged experience away from developed trail systems.
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