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Left Hand Fork, East Fork Bear and Allsop Lake

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Where: Wasatch-Cache National Forests, UT

Country: US

Length: 5 Miles

Difficulty: Modest

Crowds: Crowded


Nearest Town: Ogden

Miles from Town: 115 Miles

Elevation Gain:

Beginning Elevation: 9200 Feet

End/Highest Elevation: 10600 Feet


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Description

It is a fairly gently rising trail and involves no river crossings. Nice view of the Falls within 1/4 mile of the junction.

Directions

From Highway U-150, two miles north of the Bear River Ranger Station, turn east on to the North Slope Road (marked with a large sign reading: Bear River R.S. 2, Mill Creek G.S. 7, Blacks Fork River 20, E Fk Boy Scout Camp 6. Two miles in on this good gravel road take a right turn at a major road junction (marked by a sign pointing the way to the East Fork Bear River). Follow this road for four miles, at which point there will be a signed road junction. The right fork leads down to the Boy Scout camp - the left fork goes 1/4 mile to the East Fork Bear trailhead. The trailhead has a small parking area for cars and trucks. The East Fork of the Bear River trail runs along the stream where you will find old cabins tucked in the trees. Continuing south about four miles you come to a trail junction. The Left Fork goes to Allsop Lake and the Right Fork goes to Norice and Priord Lakes.

Highlights

The trail follows the stream through open glades and meadows to Allsop Lake. It is a fairly gently rising trail and involves no river crossings. Nice view of the Falls within 1/4 mile of the junction. The lake itself is located just under the crest of the Uintas and surrounded by some of the most beautiful wildflower meadows on the district.



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