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This portion of the Great Western Trail stretches from the red rock-covered low lands around Loa up onto the Thousand Lake mountain plateau. The higher elevations are covered in Pine and Aspen trees. There is an abundance of wildlife from the Rocky Mountain Elk, Mule Deer, Coyote, and smaller rabbit...
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Great Western Trail-Pine Lake to Torrey, Utah is a 77-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 of 10 located in South Central, Utah. The Great Western Trail is a continuous trail system spanning about 4,455 miles that extends from Mexico to Canada and crosses through Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, Mon...
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This beautiful trail winds its way through the mountains with views down both sides of the mountain as well as stunning mountain scenery. The trail starts as a 2 vehicle-wide road and then turns into a challenging trail. Once you pass the trail marker marking the trail as a multi-use trail the road ...
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You can travel through pine forests and verdant meadows on this eight-mile spur path off the Tropic Reservoir Road. From the route, reddish rock formations are also visible. Although there are a few ruts and mud holes to avoid after rains and in the early spring, the road is generally easy to drive.
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This trail, also known as FS 098, takes you through beautiful aspen and pine forests as well as relaxing lush meadows where you may find cows grazing. It is part of the Utah Great West Trail System. It is mostly dirt with some rock sections. There can be mud holes after rain.
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Stretching across 6.75 miles, Forest Road 30090 serves as an official segment of the renowned Utah portion of the Great Western Trail. This highly scenic, twisty, and single-lane dirt track guides explorers deep into a majestic, towering pine forest. As you navigate the winding corridor, the vibrant...
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