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Wasatch County and Foundation Create Top Trail Lists

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Wasatch County and Foundation Create Top Trail Lists
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Wasatch County collaborated with the Wasatch Trails Foundation to develop a list of top hiking and mountain biking trails. The list includes various locations and difficulty levels ranging from beginner to advanced.

Key takeaways

  • Wasatch County and the Wasatch Trails Foundation created a list of top hiking and mountain biking trails.
  • The trail list spans difficulty levels from beginner to advanced across various locations.
  • Trail Planner Don Taylor was recognized for his service in maintaining trails across Wasatch County and Utah.
  • The Wasatch Trails Foundation aims to preserve the beauty of the county for future generations.

Wasatch County worked with the Wasatch Trails Foundation to compile a list of top trails for hiking and mountain biking. The featured trails cover a range of difficulty levels from beginner to advanced and include various locations.

The Wasatch Trails Foundation provides events for outdoor enthusiasts, including seasoned hikers and bikers or those just starting out. An event was scheduled for Saturday, September 12, to visit trails at Jordanelle Ridge. More information regarding events can be found at WasatchTrails.org/EventsMedia.

Wasatch County recognized Trail Planner Don Taylor for his years of service in planning, building, and maintaining trails throughout Wasatch County and the state of Utah. Taylor has been involved in the planning, access, and stewardship of several trails, including Big Pole, Coyote Canyon, the WOW Trail, Dutch Hollow, Wasatch Mountain State Park, and the Ross Creek Trail.

The Wasatch Trails Foundation consists of individuals dedicated to the outdoors and connecting the community with nature. Their vision involves ensuring the preservation of the area's beauty for future generations. Detailed information on featured trails is available at WasatchCounty.gov/Trails.

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