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Utah
30.6 mi
Distance
5,811 ft
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Wildcat Trail
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Wildcat Trail is an extensive backcountry route covering nearly 65 miles with substantial elevation gain, making it a challenging multi-day expedition for experienced hikers. This remote Utah trail traverses diverse terrain through high desert and mountain environments, offering solitude and expansive vistas across the region. The trail's length and elevation profile demand careful planning, proper conditioning, and backcountry experience.
Cat Creek Trail
~0 min drive
Easy 4-mile creek-side walk with minimal elevation gain.
High Ranger Trail
~2 min drive
Moderate 8.7-mile hike with 1,835 ft elevation gain and scenic high country views.
Oak Creek Road
~3 min drive
Easy 1.66-mile road walk with minimal elevation gain.
Bear Flat Trail
~4 min drive
Moderate 4-mile hike with 1,129 ft elevation gain near Bear Flat.
Terrace Trail
~4 min drive
Moderate 6-mile hike with 825 ft gain through Utah's scenic terrain.
Pleasant Creek Trail
~4 min drive
Scenic 3.5-mile creek-side hike with steady elevation gain in central Utah.
Slickrock Trail
~4 min drive
Epic 28.6-mile slickrock loop with 3,000 ft gain near Moab.
Meeks Lake
~4 min drive
Moderate 4.3-mile alpine lake hike with 1,372 ft elevation gain.
Rim Trail
~5 min drive
Extensive 24-mile rim loop with 2,185 ft gain and remote backcountry views.
Oak Creek Trail
~5 min drive
12-mile canyon creek hike with steady elevation gain and scenic riparian landscape.
