Glenwild Loop

Name: Glenwild Loop
Rating: 4.0

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6.1 mile 9.9 kilometer loop
92% Runnable
Easy/Intermediate

Elevation

Ascent: 795' 242 m
Descent: -795' -242 m
High: 7,119' 2,170 m
Low: 6,427' 1,959 m

Grade

Avg Grade: 5% (3°)
Max Grade: 17% (10°)

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“This trail offers a lot of southern exposure and great views looking south towards Park City.”

— Scott Cullins

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Park in the parking area, of the small park off Glenwild drive, and take the Stealth Trail heading east, about 1.2 miles until you hit Glenwild Loop.

At the start of the Glenwild Loop, head east; the trail is relatively smooth, and eventually passes through the rolling terrain of the Glenwild residential resort community. The trail is well-marked, so stay on the trail and respect the residents. After you pass the Cobblestone Loop junction, the trail begins the climb, back up the north face of the hill, then drops down the more technical and rocky south face. Watch out for loose footing.

In general, this area has plenty of southern exposure, few trees, and dries quickly after rain and in between early/late season snow.