This scenic loop trail makes a good day-hike or a short overnight backpack trip. The length is just under seven miles, but the starting and ending points are separated by over a mile of highway. Either a vehicle parked at each end or a mile-and-a-half walk along the highway is required to connect the loop. The hike climbs fairly steeply through thick conifer forest to reach beautiful grassy meadows atop the ridge, ideal for camping. The trail meanders along the ridge offering spectacular views across the valley below. It then drops down into Log Hollow and returns to the highway. To reach the trailhead, follow Highway 35 east of Woodland approximately 2.5 miles past the forest boundary sign to a parking area and trailhead on the left. Two trails originate at this trailhead; Nobletts/Log Hollow trail branches left. To leave a vehicle at Log Hollow, before reaching the Nobletts trailhead, travel approximately one mile past the forest boundary sign to a small paved parking area and trailhead on the left.

East of Heber Valley, the mountains rise over 10,000 feet, vegetated with conifer and aspen opening onto grassy meadows dotted with wildflowers most of the summer. Numerous trails wind through these high elevation woods and meadows, offering some unbeatable day-hikes and a few opportunities for overnight backpack trips. For detailed maps of this area and recreation information, contact the Heber Ranger District (435-654-0470), located on Highway 40 just east of Heber.

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