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From high alpine to mid-altitude desert, this trail has a little bit of everything.


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Map Key

3.0

Miles

4.8

KM

84%

Runnable

10,123' 3,085 m

High

9,350' 2,850 m

Low

959' 292 m

Up

299' 91 m

Down

8%

Avg Grade (5°)

18%

Max Grade (10°)

Dogs Unknown

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No bicycles or motorcycles October 1 - May 15.

Description

Starting on the north end, this trail is quite easy and pleasant for the first half mile as it winds through aspen and pine forest. It breaks out into semi-desert territory and begins to climb for quite a while - enjoy the wide open views and of the pine and aspen forests covering the Abajos.

Eventually, you head back into forest for a rocky stretch of trail. Though the trail doesn't climb or descend much here, it will take some time to navigate the rocks.

You'll hit the Robertson Pasture Trail, which you can take to a high saddle point (10,500') between Twin Peaks. This trail soon ends where it ingloriously hits a dirt road.

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Shared By:

Nick Wilder

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#546

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#15,670

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Photos

Fall colors on Spring Creek.
Oct 5, 2016 near Monticello, UT
Running the Spring Creek Trail.
Oct 5, 2016 near Monticello, UT
Nice open section of the Spring Creek Trail.
Oct 5, 2016 near Monticello, UT
Aspens on Spring Creek Trail.
Oct 5, 2016 near Monticello, UT

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