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Salt Lake City - Hiking

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Beartrap Fork Intermediate
 3 mile oneway 2-1/2 hours
Brighton Lakes (to Dog Lake) Easy
 1.5 mile roundtrip 1 hour
Brighton Lakes (to Lake Catherine) Intermediate
 4 mile roundtrip 2 hours
Brighton Lakes (to Lake Martha) Easy
 2.5 miles roundtrip 1-1/2 hours
Brighton Lakes (to Lake Mary) Easy
 2 miles roundtrip 1 hour
Brighton Lakes (to Sunset Peak) Intermediate
 5.5 miles roundtrip 3 hours
Broads Fork Intermediate
 4.8 miles roundtrip 2-3 hours
Cardiff Fork to Cardiff Pass (Mill D South) Intermediate
 7 miles roundtrip 4 hours
Clayton Peak Intermediate
 5.8 miles roundtrip 3 hours
Days Fork to Silver Fork Pass Difficult
 8 mile roundtrip 4-5 hours
Desolation Lake Intermediate
 7.3 mile roundtrip 3 to 3-1/2 hours
Desolation Lake is a popular destination for mountain bikers, so you are bound to see a few of them on this hike. But don’t expect all of them to be riding-there is a 2,000-foot elevation gain from the trailhead to the lake, and riding a bike uphill is much harder than walking.
Dog Lake (from Butler Fork) Easy
 5 mile roundtrip 2-3 hours
The prettiest part of the Dog Lake loop is probably the first two miles of the hike, along Butler Fork. Butler Fork meanders northward through a narrow canyon filled with dense groves of quaking aspen, eventually emerging into a more open forest of Engelmann spruce and Douglas fir along the ridge above Mill Creek Canyon.
Gobbler's Knob Intermediate
 8.3 mile roundtrip 4 to 4-1/2 hours
The relative ease with which Gobblers Knob can be climbed makes it one of the most popular summit destinations in the Wasatch Mountains.
Lake Blanche Intermediate
 6 mile roundtrip 3 to 3-1/2 hours
Lake Blanche is one of the most popular hikes in the Salt Lake City area, not only because the walk is relatively short and the trailhead easy to get to, but because of the scenic beauty and the geologic attractions within the Lake Blanche Basin.
Lake Solitude from Silver Lake Trail Head Easy
 2.8 miles roundtrip 1.5 hours
Mill B North Easy
 2.2 mile rountrip 2 hours
Mineral Fork Difficult
 10 miles roundtrip 4-5 hours
Mount Raymond Intermediate
 8.1 mile roundtrip 4 to 4-1/2 hours
Mount Raymond is slightly lower than its popular neighbor, Gobblers Knob, but it is more fun to climb. The angular peak rises from the apex of three weathered limestone ridges that come together at roughly equal angles on the eastern side of the Mount Olympus Wilderness Area
Silver Fork (to Days Fork) Intermediate
 4 mile oneway 3 hours
Silver Fork (to Lower Mine) Easy
 4.6 miles roundtrip 2-3 hours
Silver Fork (to Upper Bowl) Intermediate
 3 mile oneway 2-1/4 hours
Silver Lake Easy
 3/4 mile loop 3/4 hour
Stairs Gulch Easy
 1 mile roundtrip 1/2 hour
Willow Lake via Willow Heights Trail Easy
 1.6 mile roundtrip 1 hour

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