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From Wild Rose Park, there are several ways (ridges) that take you to the major junction overlooking City Creek Canyon and Ensign Peak. All are steep but the path featured in this hike is the most manageable. Yes, it is still steep, but you can hike the whole thing without stopping.From the junction, I recommend returning to Wild Rose Park via the ridge to the north (North Ridge to Wild Rose Junction) or the one to the south (South Ridge to Wild Rose Junction) of this one (the one you came up). This gives more variety to your hike, and these descents are easier, because the trails are well worn.Also from the junction, you could drop into City Creek Canyon, but as given by the line on the map, I prefer to hike along the North Ridge of City Creek Canyon. The path shown stops at a T-junction. Going straight takes you further up the ridge on the Grandview Route towards Rudy's Flat while going left takes you to the trailhead at Woodbriar Way.
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