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Utah
6.1 mi
Distance
2,849 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Mill Fork Canyon
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Mill Fork Canyon offers a moderately challenging 6.14-mile round trip with nearly 2,850 feet of elevation gain, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a solid workout in Utah's scenic canyon country. The trail ascends through a classic canyon environment with likely stream crossings and riparian vegetation in the lower sections, transitioning to steeper terrain as you climb deeper into the fork. This is a rewarding day hike that showcases the geological and ecological diversity typical of Utah's Wasatch or La Sal region canyons.
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