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Cache Valley Visitors Bureau Logan Canyon Hiking Trail Guide
The Logan Canyon Hiking Trail Guide published by the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau provides detailed descriptions of numerous trails in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest. It covers urban trails near Logan, such as the Bonneville Shoreline Trail segments and the River Trail, as well as backcountry routes like Wind Cave, Crimson Trail, Old Juniper, and White Pine Lake. Each trail entry includes length, elevation change, difficulty rating, trailhead locations with GPS coordinates, and notable features.
The guide also includes safety and etiquette information: wear sunscreen, carry water, watch for ticks and rattlesnakes, and follow trail courtesy rules. It references additional resources like the book "Cache Trails" and the National Geographic map of the Bear River Range, available at the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau gift shop.
Covers: Urban Trails · River Trail · Riverside Nature Trail · Wind Cave · Crimson Trail · Right Hand Fork Trails
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Cache Valley Visitors Bureau Logan Canyon Hiking Trail Guide
Other 11 pages · 647 KB · ENA guide to hiking trails in Logan Canyon, Utah, including urban trails, river trails, and alpine hikes with trail lengths, elevations, difficulty ratings…
Questions answered in Cache Valley Visitors Bureau manuals
What is the length and difficulty of the River Trail?
The River Trail is 3.7 miles long with sections never more than 1.5 miles long, and is rated Easy difficulty.
From: Cache Valley Visitors Bureau Logan Canyon Hiking Trail Guide
Where is the trailhead for White Pine Lake?
The trailhead for White Pine Lake is at Tony Grove Lake parking area, reached by taking US Hwy 89 19.6 miles to Tony Grove Road, then 7 miles on FR 003 to Tony Grove Lake.
From: Cache Valley Visitors Bureau Logan Canyon Hiking Trail Guide
