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Utah
30.8 mi
Distance
3,233 ft
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Why you'll love it
Yellowstone
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The Yellowstone trail is a challenging backcountry route that traverses nearly 31 miles through diverse terrain in Utah's Yellowstone region. This extended journey gains over 3,200 feet of elevation, offering hikers a remote wilderness experience with varied landscapes. The distance and elevation gain make this a serious undertaking best suited for experienced backpackers.
Swift Creek
~0 min drive
Challenging 15.73-mile creek drainage hike with 2,981 ft elevation gain.
Petty Mountain Loop
~8 min drive
Short, scenic loop with gentle elevation gain near Petty Mountain.
Lowline
~10 min drive
Moderate 5.2-mile trail with 1,452 ft gain near Lowline, Utah.
Dome Peak Cutoff Trail
~22 min drive
Easy 1.48-mile connector trail with modest elevation gain near Dome Peak.
Jackson Park
~4 min drive
Moderate 7.14-mile day hike with 1,070 ft elevation gain near Jackson Park.
Farmers Lake
~9 min drive
Easy alpine lake hike with 537 ft gain near Farmers Lake, Utah.
Chain Lakes-Atwood
~16 min drive
Moderate alpine trail to scenic mountain lakes with steady elevation gain.
East Fork Blacks Fork Trail
~32 min drive
Easy 2.8-mile forest hike along East Fork creek with modest elevation gain.
Lily Pad A
~10 min drive
Easy 2.62-mile wetland trail with 506 ft gain near Lily Pad A.
Center Park
~10 min drive
Easy 1.31-mile loop with minimal elevation gain in Center Park.
