Golden Wall Trail #33095
Trail
2.9 mile
4.7 kilometer
point to point
80% Runnable
Intermediate/Difficult
Elevation
Ascent:
925'
282 m
Descent: -442' -135 m
High: 7,854' 2,394 m
Low: 7,157' 2,181 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 9% (5°)
Max Grade: 26% (15°)
Dogs
Off-leash
Weather
Unknown
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“A scenic trail through ponderosa pine and beautiful golden and red rock walls.”
— Kristen Arendt
Features
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Description
The Golden Wall Trail is located in Red Canyon just northwest of the visitor center. The trail heads south from a small pullout on the south side of the road where parking is available. (Additional parking is available at the visitor center).
The trail passes through large groves of ponderosa pine and winds in and out of stunning rock walls composed of layers of red and yellow rock. There are several great viewpoints along the way where runners can stop to take in views of Red Canyon. The trail can be combined with the Buckhorn Trail #33037 and the Red Canyon Bicycle Trail to make a loop.
The trail was named for the large section of vertical golden rock walls. There are also many unique spires, hoodoos, pinnacles and other formations along the trail.
The trail passes through large groves of ponderosa pine and winds in and out of stunning rock walls composed of layers of red and yellow rock. There are several great viewpoints along the way where runners can stop to take in views of Red Canyon. The trail can be combined with the Buckhorn Trail #33037 and the Red Canyon Bicycle Trail to make a loop.
The trail was named for the large section of vertical golden rock walls. There are also many unique spires, hoodoos, pinnacles and other formations along the trail.
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Contacts
Land Manager: USFS - Dixie National Forest Office
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