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Utah
2.6 mi
Distance
506 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Lily Pad A
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Lily Pad A is a short and accessible 2.62-mile trail featuring modest elevation gain of 506 feet, making it an ideal choice for families and casual hikers. This easy trail likely showcases the natural wetland or alpine lake features suggested by its name, offering opportunities to observe local flora and fauna in their natural habitat. The gentle terrain and manageable distance make it perfect for a half-day outing in Utah's scenic backcountry.
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