Great Western Trail

Great Western Trail is a long, mostly runnable climb in Utah. Its 7.0 TEP puts it above 66% of catalogued climbs. Expect 90 to 151 minutes. Its steepest 500 metres run at 22.5% and start 10.2 km in, so the worst of it lands when you are already committed. Graded mountain hiking: rougher ground where footing starts to matter. Facing northeast, it loses the sun before midday and keeps its snow into spring.

TEP: 7.0
Climb: +1084 m
Distance: 12.1 km
Average grade: 9.0%
Time: 90 to 151 min

Climbs nearby

Jim Larsen Reservoir Trail, 3.0 km at 15.4% (4.3 km away)
Wildcat Trail, 4.9 km at 8.7%, Utah (4.7 km away)
Rock Creek, 3.5 km at 14.9% (5 km away)
Donkey Meadows Trail, 2.0 km at 12.1% (6.8 km away)
Birch Creek Trail, 4.3 km at 11.0%, Utah (7.2 km away)
Boulder Creek Trail, 4.3 km at 9.9% (7.3 km away)