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Utah
29.2 mi
Distance
5,714 ft
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Why you'll love it
Summit Trail
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Summit Trail is an ambitious 29.20-mile alpine journey with nearly 5,700 feet of elevation gain, making it one of Utah's most challenging day hikes or multi-day backpacking routes. This expert-level trail rewards dedicated hikers with sustained elevation gain and expansive high-country vistas as it climbs toward its namesake summit. The route traverses varied terrain typical of Utah's high peaks, offering solitude and dramatic mountain scenery for well-prepared adventurers.
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