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Utah
7.4 mi
Distance
2,067 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Pelican Canyon
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Pelican Canyon offers a moderately challenging 7.4-mile round trip through Utah's scenic canyon country, gaining over 2,000 feet of elevation. This trail showcases the region's distinctive red rock formations and canyon geology, with the steady climb rewarding hikers with expanding views of the surrounding landscape. The route provides an excellent mid-range adventure for hikers seeking a substantial workout without extreme technical difficulty.
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