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A relatively short trail from Springville up into the mountain forest


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2.7

Miles

4.4

KM

Point to Point

6,749' 2,057 m

High

4,899' 1,493 m

Low

1,850' 564 m

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13%

Avg Grade (7°)

30%

Max Grade (17°)

Dogs Leashed

Features River/Creek · Views · Wildlife

The lower end is a city utility service road; there is not a good trailhead parking area.

Description

This is a pretty canyon trail along Spring Creek that is popular among trail runners and downhill mountain bikers. The first half mile is the access road to the Spring water tanks before entering the National Forest, so it is not well-signed. There is parking at the new bike park below. There is better parking at the upper end of the Squaw Peak Road. According to Spring City Code, dogs must be on leash until you get past the water tank.

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Shared By:

Brandon Plewe with improvements by Landon Conover

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in Spanish Fork

#30047

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#2

in Spanish Fork

#930

in Utah

#30,047

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Apr 24, 2020
Chad Poulson
2.7mi — 1h 45m
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