Timber Canyon Trail

Total Miles
18.0

Technical Rating

Easy

Best Time

Summer, Fall

Trail Type

Full-Width Road

Accessible By

Trail Overview

Scenic, relaxing route connecting Hwy 6 (near Soldier Summit) to Hwy 40 (near Duchesne). Trail follows the Right Fork of the White River early on, and the Strawberry River toward the end.Scenery includes dramatic rocky canyon walls, evergreens and aspen trees. Route crosses National Forest with side-roads to explore and camping opportunities.

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Difficulty

Generally very well maintained trail surface, but can be impassible during heavy rain or in early Spring.

History

Please note Private Property signs, in certain areas, and respect the trail accordingly.

Technical Rating

Status Reports

the trail was super fun and super easy but for as long as the trail is it's a lot of the same thing and since there has been a fire the best looking part is the rock formations which got old fast. it was fun but I probably wouldn't do it again

A great easy trail following the Strawberry River and its tributary Timber Creek. We did this and connected up with Reservation Ridge and Argyle Canyon as part of our multi day overlanding trip along the Utah BDR.

Started at Strawberry Pinnacles. Made my way to highway 6 via Timber canyon. Very cool trail with lots of washed out bridges that are now water crossings. 5 I think. Had to get past a herd of cows and that added about an hour to the adventure. Then some sheep blocked the road. Towards 6, a steep downhill with many trucks pulling campers, added some close encounters. I air down when I off road but if you don’t have a compressor there is pay air just to the right on 6 at the summit station. Trail can be done with a 2WD on a dry day but need 4wd if wet.