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Utah
8.7 mi
Distance
1,835 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
High Ranger Trail
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High Ranger Trail is a moderate 8.7-mile round-trip hike offering substantial elevation gain through Utah's scenic backcountry. This trail climbs nearly 1,835 feet, rewarding hikers with expansive views and a sense of accomplishment. The route traverses typical Utah terrain with steady switchbacks and open vistas characteristic of the region's high country.
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