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Utah
1.1 mi
Distance
694 ft
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No. Fork Baker Canyon
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No. Fork Baker Canyon offers a short but steep climb through a scenic canyon drainage in the Baker Canyon area. This 1.1-mile trail gains nearly 700 feet of elevation, making it an efficient workout for hikers seeking alpine access or canyon exploration. The route provides good views of the surrounding terrain and access to the upper canyon environment.
South Fork of Baker
~6 min drive
Gentle creek-side trail through forest with minimal elevation gain.
Sage Hill Spring
~6 min drive
Easy sagebrush hike to a natural spring in Utah's high desert.
Big Cove - Allred Spring
~7 min drive
Steady 3.2-mile climb to Allred Spring with 1,560 ft elevation gain.
Copes Basin
~7 min drive
Moderate 5.2-mile alpine basin hike with 1,671 ft elevation gain.
Wet Hollow - Wades Canyon
~7 min drive
Moderate 9.9-mile canyon hike with 1,729 ft elevation gain in central Utah.
Porkies Pasture
~8 min drive
Easy 1.74-mile pasture walk with 230 ft elevation gain.
South Fork of Beaver River
~8 min drive
Easy 1.4-mile creek walk with minimal elevation gain.
Cork Ridge - Pine
~8 min drive
Moderate 4.4-mile ridge hike with 1,567 ft elevation gain through pine forest.
Lousy Jim Creek
~8 min drive
Easy creek-side hike with modest elevation gain near Lousy Jim Creek.
Dry Hollow
~8 min drive
Steep 1.14-mile climb gaining 528 ft in Utah's Dry Hollow area.
