After three years of hard work, the Anchor Trees trail opened to the public with its own version of a ribbon cutting chainsawing through a downed log earlier this week. The hiker-only trail starts near the Montage Deer Valley and connects to the Bloods Lake trailhead, creating direct access from the Park City trail system to Bonanza Flat.
New Park City hiking trail showcases land preservation work - Park Record
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After three years of hard work, the Anchor Trees trail opened to the public with its own version of a ribbon cutting chainsawing through a downed log earlier this week. The hiker-only trail starts near the Montage Deer Valley and connects to the Bloods Lake trailhead, creating direct access from the Park City trail system to Bonanza Flat.
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