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Provo - Hiking

Listed below are a few of the many hiking opportunities in the Wasatch Mountains near Provo. Click on any name for more information.

American Fork Silver Lake form Silver Flat	Easy	3.5 mile roundtrip	2 hours

American Fork Twin Peaks from Silver Flat	Difficult	11 mile roundtrip	5-1/2 to 6-1/2 hours

Box Elder Peak from Box Elder Canyon	Difficult	7 mile roundtrip	6-1/2 to 7-1/2 hours

Box Elder Peak from Deer Creek Trail	Difficult	9.6 mile roundtrip	6-1/2 to 7-1/2 hours

Dry Creek Divide from Deer Creek Trail	Intermediate	5.5 mile roundtrip	3 to 3-1/2 hours

Dry Creek Divide from Dry Creek Flat		Difficult	10 mile roundtrip	5 to 5-1/2 hours

	Dry Creek Trail climbs along a tumbling mountain stream in the Lone Peak Wilderness providing access to a network of trails in the wilderness area.

Emerald Lake		Intermediate	9 mile roundtrip	4-1/2 to 5 hours

	This excellent trail climbs beautifully through wildflowers and past several waterfalls to Emerald Lake on the flanks of Mt. Timpanogos.

Emerald Lake from Timpanooke	Intermediate	12 mile roundtrip	5 to 6 hours

Lake Hardy by Hammongog Route	Difficult	10 mile roundtrip	5-1/2 to 6-1/2 hours

Lake Hardy from Dry Creek Canyon	Difficult	11.5 mile roundtrip	5-1/2 to 6-1/2 hours

Mount Nebo		Difficult	13.2 miles (round trip)	Day 1: 5 hours Day 2: 7 hours

	Mount Nebo, the centerpiece of the Mount Nebo Wilderness Area, is the highest peak in the Wasatch Mountains. As one might expect, the views from its summits are spectacular, but it is also one of the most strenuous hikes in Utah.

Mount Nebo (South Peak) via Andres Ridge	Difficult	12 mile roundtrip	8 to 9 hours

Mount Nebo (both Peaks) via Andrews Ridge	Difficult	12.5 mile roundtrip	10 to 12 hours

Mount Timpanogos		Intermediate	12.9 miles (plus 5.3 miles by car)	Day 1: 6 3/4 hours Day 2: 4 1/2 hours

	Mount Timpanogos has, for most of this century, been the most popular mountain climbing destination in Utah. The majestic mountain, second highest in the Wasatch Mountains, seems to have everything-an alpine lake just below the summit, a small glacier, waterfalls along the trail, high alpine meadows and wildflowers, even a herd of about 200 mountain goats that were introduced in 1981.

Red Lake Trail		Easy	3.2 mile roundtrip	2 hours

	This pleasant, easy trail climbs from near Maple Lake up to Red Lake, a good picnic spot.

Santaquin Peak		Intermediate	11.4 miles (round trip)	8 hours

	Although many peaks along the Wasatch Front are considerably higher than Santaquin Peak, few of the area’s hikes are more scenic than this one. The trail is especially beautiful in the fall, as it passes through numerous groves of maple and aspen on its way to Loafer Ridge.

Silver Glance Lake from Silver Flat	Intermediate	5.5 mile roundtrip	4 to 4-1/2 hours

Silver Lake Overlook from Deer Creek Trail	Intermediate	7 mile roundtrip	4 to 4-1/2 hours

Spanish Fork Peak via Maple Canyon	Difficult	10 mile roundtrip	5-1/2 to 6-1/2 hours

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