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Hike

Mineral/willow Trail

Inside Dixie National Forest

3.1 mi out & back · 924 ft gain · 7,198 ft high point · Moderate

In Dixie National Forest · Utah · U.S. Forest Service

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About this hike

Mineral/Willow Trail is a 3.1-mile out and back route in Dixie National Forest.

Elevation

924 ft of gain round trip.

Camp near here

The closest places to sleep, measured from the trailhead.

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11.7 mi from the trailhead
Yankee Designated Dispersed Camping Area
Dispersed camping

More hikes nearby

Ranked the same way, within twenty-five miles.

22 mi from you
Rattlesnake Trail
- Ends at Rattlesnake Creek Waterfall
- Inside Cedar Breaks National Monument
- 2,939 ft of climbing
10.2 mi out & back · 2,939 ft gain · Very hard
Cedar Breaks National Monument · Camp 4 mi away

Out: 720 ft up, returns the same way. Source: USGS 3DEP.

Map

The route at the trailhead. Drag with two fingers, or hold a key to zoom.

Trail data: USFS, NPS, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP via Mapzen terrain tiles. Nearby reading: Wikipedia. Download the trail and feature data.

At a glance

Length: 3.1 mi
Shape: Out & back
Gain: 924 ft round trip
High point: 7,198 ft
Low point: 6,579 ft
Difficulty: ModerateFrom 3.1 mi and 924 ft of climbing
Managed by: U.S. Forest Service
State: Utah
Camps within 15 mi: 2
Trailhead: 37.9358° N · 112.6872° W

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14.2 mi from the trailhead

White Bridge

Campground · Utah

22 mi from you

Rattlesnake Trail

Ends at Rattlesnake Creek Waterfall
Inside Cedar Breaks National Monument
2,909 ft of climbing

10.1 mi out & back · 2,909 ft gain · Very hard

Cedar Breaks National Monument · Camp 4 mi away

Potato Hollow Trail

Ends at Rattlesnake Creek Waterfall
Inside Dixie National Forest
3,488 ft of climbing

12.9 mi out & back · 3,488 ft gain · Very hard

Dixie National Forest · Camp under a mile away

South Rim Trail

Ends at Point Supreme Overlook
Inside Cedar Breaks National Monument
1,347 ft of climbing

0.8 mi out & back · 1,347 ft gain · Easy

Cedar Breaks National Monument · Camp under a mile away

High Mountain Trail

Ends at Rattlesnake Creek Waterfall
Inside Dixie National Forest
2,331 ft of climbing

7.2 mi out & back · 2,331 ft gain · Hard

Dixie National Forest · Camp 6 mi away

Nature Trail

Ends at a viewpoint
Inside Cedar Breaks National Monument
Tops out at 10,337 ft

0.6 mi loop · 64 ft gain · Easy

Cedar Breaks National Monument · Camp under a mile away

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- Camp under a mile away
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- Camp under a mile away
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Deer Creek Trail
- Inside Dixie National Forest
5.8 mi out & back · 631 ft gain · Moderate
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Weather

7-day forecast

Tue59°35°Partly Sunny
Wed60°36°Sunny
Thu60°36°Sunny
Fri54°37°Mostly Sunny
Sat49°36°Chance Rain And Snow
Sun50°37°Mostly Sunny
Mon46°Light Rain Likely

Tue: Partly Sunny · wind 2 to 6 mph NNE

National Weather Service · refreshed hourly

Signal

Cell coverage here

No carrier reports signal at this spot.

FCC coverage data · signal varies in remote terrain