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Basics
- Location:
- Near Heber and Francis
- Length:
- 5.6 miles (plus 1.1 miles by car)
- Difficulty:
- Intermediate
- Time:
- 4 hours
- Elevation Range:
- 7450 feet to 9100 feet
- Elevation Change:
- -1650 feet
- Season:
- Summer through mid-fall
Description
This is a very pleasant hike through two small canyons on the edge of the Uinta National Forest. Unfortunately both of the canyons are dry, although for a short distance the walk is along the pretty Nobletts Creek. If you have some extra time before or after this hike, there is another nearby trail that follows the south shore of Nobletts Creek for 1.5 miles to its source. To find this trail, walk south on Highway 35 for another 200 feet beyond the Nobletts Creek Trailhead sign. Just after the road crosses Nobletts Creek you will see a small parking area, at the back of which is an unmarked trail to the source of Nobletts Creek.Location:
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The meadow ends abruptly a short distance beyond the watering tank, and the trail intersects another less well traveled path. You should turn left at this point and follow the new trail in a westerly direction. After 0.3 mile the track swings to the south and begins descending again. This is the highest point on the hike. After another 0.3 mile you will enter a large grove of aspen, with a ground cover of tall green grass. You may find it difficult to follow the trail in the tall grass, but there are old blaze marks on the trees to help you. Soon you will run into the much more distinct Log Hollow Trail, where you should turn right to complete the loop. Before starting down Log Hollow, however, I suggest that you turn left and go for about 300 yards to the east, where the trail dead-ends in a small clearing on the side of a knoll. Your reward is a terrific view of the South Fork Provo River Valley. Far below you can see the Nobletts Creek Trailhead where the hike began.
The remainder of the trail is quite easy to follow. After passing through two more meadows it slowly meanders downward through Log Hollow, finally coming to the end of an old jeep road about 2.3 miles from the top. Follow the jeep road for another 0.6 mile to Highway 35 where the hike ends.
