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Utah
2.6 mi
Distance
1,232 ft
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Fr 092
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Fr 092 is a short but steep forest service road trail offering a solid cardiovascular workout in a compact package. With over 1,200 feet of elevation gain compressed into 2.56 miles, this route delivers significant climbing through Utah's forested terrain, making it ideal for hikers seeking an efficient, challenging ascent without committing to a full day on the trail.
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~8 min drive
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~8 min drive
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~8 min drive
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