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Hancock Trail #33008
Hancock Trail #33008 has a nice tread with few rocks. The lower elevations of this trail have ponderosa pines and as elevation increases, there is a mixed conifer vegetation. There is a spring part way up the trail, but is not a reliable source of water. This trail travels from the Fremont OHV Trail and Forest Service Road #191. It is an access point for the Showalter Trail.
At a Glance
| Usage: | Light |
|---|---|
| Closest Towns: | ? |
| Water: | Unreliable spring that must be treated. |
| Restroom: | Not available. |
| Information Center: | Powell Ranger District: 435-676-9300 |
General Information
Directions:Need directions...
General Notes:
- Trail is open to: hiking, horse riding, and mountain biking
Activities
Day Hiking
Horse Riding
Virtually all forests in the Intermountain Region require certified weed-free hay. You can contact you local forest service office if you have questions. Check the Utah Department of Agriculture web page for a list of vendors selling certified weed-free hay.
ag.utah.gov/news/publications/documents/Weed-FreeList.pdf
Location
