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This is a great "secret" hike. It is moderately difficult for the average person and is older-kid friendly. The trail starts by the rifle range and is clearly dug out the entire way. There are branches off of it but stick to the clearest, widest path and generally stay left as you go. Ed's Flat Trail follows the fire break road for a hundred meters and then switches back up the steep slope to the upper fire break road. The trail then continues directly up the mountain from there. The views from this trail up the face of the mountain are awesome. The trails are very steep, so take breaks and enjoy the view. Ed's Flat is a large, surprising meadow. The trail fights upward and upward through dense scrub oak and suddenly flattens out and opens up. It is a very unique location. There is no view of the valley from the meadow. It is tucked away and feels like it is far in the mountains and not just on a shoulder above the sprawling city. The woods are open around it and easy to navigate and have plenty of firewood for camping. There was a spring on the east face many years ago, but pack water accordingly in case it is not flowing. You can turn back at the meadow, or extend your adventure up Ed's Peak. It is a quick hike and gives a great view!
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BoSho from Adams to Fernwood and Kaysville Wildeness Park
BoSho from Adams to Fernwood and Kaysville Wildeness Park
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