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Basics
- Location:
- In Millcreek Canyon just east of Salt Lake City
- Length:
- 7.4 miles roundtrip
- Difficulty:
- Intermediate
- Time:
- 4 hours
- Elevation Change:
- 2340 feet
- Season:
- June to October
Description
The trail climbs steeply up into the Mt. Olympus Wilderness. The first 1-1/2 miles follows a private road past summer homes and then an old jeep road before becoming a foot trail. The trailhead at Porter Fork Road is 4.2 miles up canyonLocation:
In Millcreek Canyon just east of Salt Lake City
Length:
7.4 miles roundtrip
Difficulty:
Intermediate
Time:
4 hours
Elevation Change:
2340
Season:
June to October
Basic Directions
From Downtown Salt Lake City, head south on either I-15, State Street or 700 East. After a few miles, get onto I-80 heading east and take it 4 or 5 miles to the I-215 Belt Route. Head south on the I-215 Belt Route for about 2 miles and exit at 3900 South. Take a left at the top of the exit ramp and cross over I-215 heading east. At Wasatch Boulevard, the first light, take a left and head north 1 block to the light at 3800 South. Take a right on 3800 South and head east. It will progress through a residential area before taking you up into the canyon. After about 1 mile, is an entrance station. (The attendant there will supply you with a simple map and answer any questions you might have.) The trailhead is 4.2 miles past the entrance station.
