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Utah
6.8 mi
Distance
4,380 ft
Gain
4h 28m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Willow Creek
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Willow Creek is a challenging high-elevation trail that gains nearly 4,400 feet over 6.8 miles, making it a demanding but rewarding adventure in Utah's backcountry. The route follows Willow Creek drainage through alpine terrain, offering stunning views and significant elevation change that tests endurance and fitness. This trail is best suited for experienced hikers seeking a strenuous workout with substantial vertical gain.
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Black Canyon
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Nephi Nebo Peak
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Holman Canyon
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White Pine Hollow
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Moderate canyon hike through White Pine Hollow with steady elevation gain.
Nebo Bench
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Holman Canyon
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Red Lake
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Mahogany Hill
~8 min drive
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