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Utah
5.6 mi
Distance
2,300 ft
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Three Forks
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Three Forks is a moderately challenging trail that climbs 2,300 feet over 5.6 miles, offering rewarding alpine scenery and the convergence of multiple waterways that give the trail its name. The route features steady elevation gain through varied terrain, with opportunities to experience the diverse ecosystems of the Utah high country. This trail is ideal for hikers seeking a solid workout with scenic payoff.
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