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Utah
3.4 mi
Distance
4,416 ft
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Mount Olympus Trail
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Mount Olympus Trail is a steep and challenging ascent that gains over 4,400 feet of elevation in just 3.4 miles, making it one of Utah's most intense short hikes. This relentless climb rewards hikers with panoramic views of the Salt Lake Valley and surrounding Wasatch Range peaks. The trail features exposed ridgeline sections with significant elevation gain per mile, demanding strong fitness and careful footing.
Heughs Canyon
~2 min drive
Steep 1.81-mile canyon climb with 856 ft elevation gain.
Bst Ferguson
~5 min drive
Steep 2.25-mile hike with 814 ft gain near Ferguson.
Neffs Canyon
~6 min drive
Moderate Wasatch canyon hike with steady elevation gain and scenic ridgeline views.
Crestwood Gulch Trail
~6 min drive
Steep 0.89-mile alpine climb with 1,022 ft elevation gain.
Mill B North
~8 min drive
Steady 7.2-mile climb gaining 3,265 ft through Mill B drainage.
Bst Rattlesnake
~6 min drive
Steep 1.4-mile desert climb with significant elevation gain and scenic views.
Thaynes Canyon
~8 min drive
Steady 3.4-mile canyon climb with nearly 2,000 ft elevation gain.
Mule Hollow
~6 min drive
Steep 1.2-mile desert trail with 1,400 ft elevation gain.
Lake Blanche
~8 min drive
Moderate alpine lake hike with 2,854 ft gain to a scenic Wasatch Range destination.
Grandeur Peak
~8 min drive
Steep 0.34-mile climb with 145 ft elevation gain near Salt Lake City.
