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Jubilee Trail - #34024
A strenuous trail to the historic Jubilee Guard Station. The trail climbs through fir and aspen forests and follows Pine Creek most of the way.
At a Glance
| Usage: | Light-Medium |
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| Restrictions: | Open to: Hikers, bikers (though, not recommended), horse riders Closed to: OHVs, motorized vehicles and E-bikes |
| Closest Towns: | Escalante, UT |
| Water: | Water is available at Pine Creek and other nearby lakes and streams. Filter all water. |
| Operated By: | Forest Service |
| Information Center: | Escalante Interagency Visitor Center (435) 826-5499 |
Activities
Mountain Biking
E-bikes are not permitted and mountain biking on this trail is not recommended.
Bike responsibly: Be Bear Aware and follow Leave No Trace Principles
General Info:
DirectionsFrom Escalante, turn north on the Hells Backbone Road (300 E). At 0.7 miles the road will fork, stay right. After 3.5 miles the road will turn to gravel and is now called Forest Road 153 (FR 153). At 13.6 miles the road will fork, turn right following the sign to “Hells Backbone Bridge” (FR 153). At 18 miles turn left on FR 145 to Blue Spruce Campground. Drive approximately 2 miles (stay right at the signed junction) and park in the small parking area on the left.
| Difficulty Level: | Most Difficult |
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Day Hiking
Hike responsibly: Be Bear Aware and follow Leave No Trace Principles
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate to Difficult |
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Backpacking
Hike and camp responsibly: Be Bear Aware and follow Leave No Trace Principles
| Difficulty Level: | Intermediate to Difficult |
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Horse Riding
Ride and camp responsibly: Be Bear Aware and follow Leave No Trace Principles
| Difficulty Level: | Easy to Intermediate |
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Location
