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Utah
2.0 mi
Distance
1,701 ft
Gain
Clear skies, hot temps, excellent hiking window
Checked 8/2/2026 · openweather, snotel, scoring_engine
Conditions are ideal for hiking Kyhv Peak Trail today. No precipitation, minimal wind, zero snow coverage, and a strong weather score (79/100) all support safe travel. Heat will be the primary concern — bring extra water for the 99°F high.
Why you'll love it
Kyhv Peak Trail
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Kyhv Peak Trail is a short but steep alpine ascent gaining over 1,700 feet in just 2 miles, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking significant elevation gain in a compact package. The trail climbs steadily through Utah's high country terrain, offering rewarding views and a genuine cardiovascular challenge despite its modest distance. This is an ideal option for those looking to maximize elevation gain on a half-day outing.
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