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Nov 19 2011
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 Joined Jan 29 2009
 Murray, UT
Dog Lake TrailSalt Lake, UT
Dog Lake Trail
Salt Lake, UT
Hiking avatar Nov 19 2011
SparkyJackie • Triplogs 205
Hiking4.60 Miles 1,452 AEG
Hiking4.60 Miles   1 Hour   45 Mns   2.63 mph
1,452 ft AEG
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 Joined Feb 13 2004
 Mesa, AZ
Desolation Lake TrailSalt Lake, UT
Desolation Lake Trail
Salt Lake, UT
Hiking avatar Sep 19 2010
gpsjoe • Triplogs 140
Hiking10.50 Miles 3,230 AEG
Hiking10.50 Miles
3,230 ft AEG
 
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This is a 10.5 mile true loop (no stem) going up the Mill D North Fork trail to Dog Lake and circling it then going on to Desolation lake also circling it the up the Spine (all of these are popular biking trail) the going down the mountain on the steep Bear Trap Fork trail to the highway and 1.6 miles back to the starting and ending point of the hike.

It was Sunday, the weather was perfect and I had some company on the trails including a fair number of bikers. But I must say that Northern Utah is spectacular in this late September time period. See the pictures and the track. They say everything.
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average hiking speed 2.63 mph

WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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