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Beautiful climb from the Green Canyon Singletrack to the Beirdneau Peak Trail.


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8.8

Miles

14.2

KM

79%

Runnable

9,043' 2,756 m

High

5,599' 1,706 m

Low

3,761' 1,146 m

Up

466' 142 m

Down

9%

Avg Grade (5°)

44%

Max Grade (24°)

Dogs Unknown

Features Birding · Fall Colors · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

Description

From the Green Canyon Singletrack, where the the trail crosses to the north side of Green Canyon Drive and continues through the campsite with the first little bridge, turn right, continuing up Green Canyon Drive. After about .3 miles, you'll see the sign for the Preston Valley trailhead.

Alternatively, you can start at the main trailhead by beginning at the mouth of Green Canyon, drive about 2.3 miles up the Green Canyon Drive until you see the sign on the right side of the road for the trailhead.
Preston Valley Trail connects Green Canyon to the Beirdneau Peak Trail or to Wind Caves Way.

From the start of the trailhead, it's a relatively steep climb, but it is a well maintained trail with beautiful views of Green Canyon. Most of the terrain is runnable with a few technical sections of rocks or roots.

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Erik Rasmussen

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Views of Green Canyon.
Jul 10, 2019 near North L…, UT
Beirdneau Trail
Jul 10, 2019 near North L…, UT
One example of the beautiful wildflowers that can be seen in the Bear River Range and along the Naomi Peak National Recreation Trail.
Dec 10, 2015 near Smithfield, UT
Preston Valley Trailhead
Jul 10, 2019 near North L…, UT

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May 30, 2020
Jaelise Jensen
Went up from Preston Valley Trailhead. Most of the snow had melted on the top and on the south facing slope but still several skiffs after you pass…
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