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Utah
59.8 mi
Distance
6,098 ft
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Why you'll love it
Mount Dutton Trail
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Mount Dutton Trail is a challenging high-altitude trek covering nearly 60 miles with over 6,000 feet of elevation gain, making it a serious undertaking for experienced backcountry hikers. Located in Utah's remote high country, this extended route traverses alpine terrain with significant cumulative elevation changes across multiple sections. The trail offers expansive views and access to high-elevation wilderness, rewarding dedicated hikers with solitude and pristine mountain scenery.
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