Mineral Fork Trail
A long, power-hike climb in Utah. The hardest 500 metres average 19.0% and start 3.9 km in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Facing northwest, it stays cool and keeps its snow late into spring. Most runners need 71 to 121 minutes. At 13.0 TEP it is harder than 86% of the climbs in the catalogue. Graded mountain hiking: rougher ground where footing starts to matter.
- TEP
- 13.0
- Climb
- +1053 m
- Distance
- 7.8 km
- Average grade
- 13.5%
- Time
- 71 to 121 min
Climbs nearby
- Lake Blanche, 5.2 km at 15.9%, Utah (2.1 km away)
- Broads Fork, 3.5 km at 17.6% (2.1 km away)
- Mill B North, 6.2 km at 15.4%, Utah (2.2 km away)
- Mount Raymond, 1.0 km at 25.7%, Utah (3.2 km away)
- Alexander Basin, 985 m at 26.2% (3.2 km away)
- Butler Fork, 3.4 km at 14.7% (3.4 km away)
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