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Fr 115D
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Fr 115D is a short forest road walk in Utah's backcountry, ideal for a quick outing or as a connector to longer routes. This brief 0.38-mile stroll offers easy access through forested terrain, making it perfect for families or those seeking a casual nature walk without significant elevation gain.
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~5 min drive
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~5 min drive
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~5 min drive
<p>A small octagon shaped log shelter built by the park in the 1980s after the Bristlecone Loop was completed. At this point in the trail you might recognize smaller bristlecone pines nearby. Look for densely bunched needles travelling in a bushy arrangement up the branch. Nee…
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~5 min drive
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Bristlecone Loop wayside (109)
~5 min drive
This trail takes you through a forest of white fir, Douglas-fir, limber pine, and ponderosa pine. Bristlecone pines—some over 1,000 years old—grow at the trail's southern end where hikers enjoy grand views to the south. Small mammals and a variety of birds, including woodpecke…
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~5 min drive
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