Name: Big Rock Trail
Rating: 2.5

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It is a popular horse-riding area.

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From the junction with Yellow Fork Trail, Big Rock Trail offers a steep, half mile climb to a hill and then a steady descent to the beginning of Yellow Fork Trail. The trail is a narrow and, at times, rocky singletrack.

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Deer, wild turkey, rabbits, and squirrels.

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Land Manager: Salt Lake County Parks (SLCO Parks & Rec)

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Yuriy Syrota

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2.5 from 2 votes

#6

in Yellow Fork Canyon

#45359

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#6

in Yellow Fork Canyon

#1,225

in Utah

#45,359

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Big Rock Trail

“A long descent (or steady climb) through large aspen groves. ”

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3.8

79%

6,630' 2,021 m

5,789' 1,764 m

398' 121 m

841' 256 m

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