| Taylor Creek | Zion National Park | 5.4 |
| The hike to Larson Cabin, 2.4 miles round trip, makes a nice alternative for those with limited time. |
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| Taylor Creek Trail | Zion National Park | |
| This trail leads through the Taylor Creek Middle Fork drainage two and a half miles to Double Arch alcove. Hikers should expect to walk in the stream for part of this trek. |
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| Taylor Fork Trail | Wasatch-Cache National Forests | 0.75 |
| Forks from the Plantation Trail. Climbs steeply to a knoll. Skiers may continue on unmarked trails back to the Beaver Creek Trail near the mouth of Failure Canyon. Not groomed. |
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| Taylor Springs Trail | Wasatch-Cache National Forests | 1.2 |
| Follow the stream bottom approximately 1.2 miles and ends. |
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| Terraces - Elbow Fork Trail | Wasatch-Cache National Forests | 2 |
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| The Golden Stairs Trail | Canyonlands National Park | |
| This strenuous hike provides expansive views of Ernies Country and the Fins. It is not recommended on hot days due to lack of shade and water available along the route. |
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| The Golden Throne | Capitol Reef National Park | 2 |
| In other domes, this Navajo Sandstone, made up of fine grained, solidified dunes from a former landscape, is creamy white. But this gold colored dome has been stained by the thin layer of darker rock above. Desposited by sluggish rivers, the Carmel For... |
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| The Loop Trail | Natural Bridges National Monument | |
| A walk through the canyons will give you the best idea of the natural beauty here. The unmaintained 8.1-mile trail follows the beds of White and Armstrong canyons, passing underneath Sipapu, Kachina, and Owachomo natural bridges and below prehistoric c... |
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| The Narrows | Zion National Park | |
| Beyond the Riverside Walk, upper Zion Canyon becomes so narrow—as tight as 20 feet in areas—that there's no room for a trail. It's a beautiful hike, and easily the most famous of the park's backcountry areas, but does require extra preparatio... |
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| The Windows Section | Arches National Park | |
| Head out here for a close look at two groups of massive arches. A gentle climb on a one-mile loop leads past North Window (51 feet high, 93 feet wide), South Window (66 feet high, 105 feet wide), and Turret Arch (64 feet high, 39 feet wide). At a secon... |
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| The Zion Narrows Trail | Zion National Park | |
| Hikers should be well prepared for this hike by checking current water levels and weather conditions. Permits are necessary for any thru hike of the North Fork Virgin Narrows. |
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| Timber Creek Overlook | Zion National Park | 1 |
| Beginning at the picnic area at the end of the scenic drive, this trail offers splendid views of the Kolob Finger Canyons and the cliffs of Zion Canyon. |
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| Timpooneke Trail | Uinta National Forest | 6 |
| About 1-1/2 miles from the beginning, it passes Scout Falls where there is a rustic overlook. For those desiring only a short hike, this is a good turn-aroudn point. The trail continues up the Giant Staircase, passing a number of small falls and open m... |
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| Tower Arch Trail | Arches National Park | |
| This route leads through the little-used Klondike Bluffs area of the park. It provides access to Tower Arch and the Marching Men. |
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| Trappers Cove Interpretive Trail | Uinta National Forest | 1 |
| There are 30 signed stations along the trail describing the plants, natural features, and ecology of the area. In addition, there are two overlooks and several rest stops (with benches) along the trail. |
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| Twelvemile Flat Loop | Fishlake National Forest | 11 |
| For a quick warmup jump on your bike and ride the one mile loop through giant aspens. They are some of the largest and oldest aspens known to exist. Next, head back out onto the Twelvemile Canyon Road and pedal for almost 3 miles up to the intersection... |
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| Uinta Highline Trail #025 | | |
| This lofty and challenging trail takes you completely across the High Uintas Wilderness in about 70 miles with eight passes. The entire section within the wilderness stays above 10,000 feet and much of the path lies above 11,000 feet. At 12,600 feet, A... |
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| Under-the-Rim Trail | Bryce Canyon National Park | |
| This route is the longest within Bryce Canyon National Park. It extends 23 miles from Bryce Point to Rainbow Point and supports several opportunities for backcountry camping. |
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