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Utah
5.7 mi
Distance
2,488 ft
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Lone Pine Tree Ridge
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Lone Pine Tree Ridge offers a moderately challenging alpine adventure with nearly 2,500 feet of elevation gain over 5.7 miles. This ridge trail rewards hikers with expansive views and the distinctive landmark that gives the trail its name. The steady climb through varied terrain makes it an excellent choice for building endurance while experiencing Utah's high country.
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