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Salt Lake City - Hiking

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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.

Grandeur Peak		Intermediate	5.6 mile roundtrip	3-4 hours

	The well maintained trail leads to Grandeur Peak, one of the more prominent peaks of the Wasatch, and a great view out over the city.

Hidden Peak via Gad Valley Road	Intermediate	8 mile roundtrip	4 to 4-1/2 hours

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 Mary- Grizzly Gulch		Intermediate	6.4 miles (plus 2.5 miles by bicycle)	4 1/4 hours

	This hike is located between the ends of Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons, in the midst of the Brighton and Alta ski areas. It is a very pretty area, with many alpine lakes and green meadows, but unfortunately the presence of so much commercial activity has inevitably degraded the area’s hiking potential.

Lake Solitude from Silver Lake Trail Head	Easy	2.8 miles roundtrip	1.5 hours

Lambs Canyon Pass from Elbow Fork	Easy	3.4 mile roundtrip	2 hours

Little Black Mountain from Perry's Hollow	Intermediate	9.6 mile roundtrip	4 to 4-1/2 hours

Little Water (to Dog Lake)		Easy	4 miles roundtrip	2-3 hours

	Little Water trail runs generally parallel to Big Water Trail to the same junction near Dog Lake. Little Water runs along an old jeep road through open areas and heavy forest.

Mount Aire (from Elbow Fork)		Intermediate	3.6 mile roundtrip	2-3 hours

	This short trail climbs steeply to a great view out over the range. It is well shaded.

Mount Olympus Via Tolcat Canyon		Difficult	7.5 mile roundtrip	4-1/2 to 5 hours

	Mount Olympus, the peak for which the Mount Olympus Wilderness Area was named, forms a very prominent part of the Salt Lake City skyline, and it has been a favorite hike of the nearby residents. It is not unusual on weekends to see fifty hikers relaxing together on the rocky summit.

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

Mueller Park to Rudy's Flat		Intermediate	13 mile roundtrip	3-1/2 to 4 hours

	The Mueller Park Trail is 13 miles long (out-and-back) and runs through heavy forest.

Neff's Canyon (to Thayne Canyon Pass)		Intermediate	8.5 miles roundtrip	2 hours

	Neff's Canyon Trail runs along an old jeep road and then climbs into the Mount Olympus Wilderness with some views out over the city.

North Canyon Trail to Rudy's Flat	Easy	5 mile roundtrip	2 hours

Pipeline, Rattlesnake to Church Fork	Easy	3.1 mile roundtrip	1-1/4 hours

Porter Fork		Intermediate	7.4 miles roundtrip	4 hours

	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 canyon

Red Butte Peak from George's Hollow	Easy	3.3 mile roundtrip	1-3/4 hours

Red Pine Lakes		Intermediate	7 miles roundtrip	3-4 hours

	Located in the heart of Utah’s Lone Peak Wilderness Area, Red Pine Lake definitely ranks among the prettiest of the Wasatch Mountains’ high alpine lakes.

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