Log Hollow-Nobletts Trail #064

The Nobletts Creek portion of the trail is rather steep as it follows the left side of the creek up to a grassy meadow to the ridge. It then joins a road and meanders pleasantly along the ridge where it affords a spectacular view across the valley below. The road winds down the back and around the end of the ridge, then turns into a trail as it enters Log Hollow. The Log hollow portion of the trail drops down to where it joins with Highway 35. The trail is well marked and not difficult to follow. The tread is eroded in some spots on the Nobletts Creek side, but not enough to make the hike hazardous or to obscure the trail. Evergreens and aspen form the primary vegetation along the entire trail with the exception of the grassy meadow at the top of the Nobletts Creek.

Connection Trails: The Nobletts Creek Trail #063

At a Glance

Best Season:	Summer, Fall
Closest Towns:	Heber City, UT
Water:	None
Information Center:	For more information contact the Heber-Kamas Ranger district at 435-654-0470.

General Information

Directions:

Access: From I-15 take Orem 800 North Exit 272. Follow 800 North to the mouth of Provo Canyon veering to the left, where you tie into Highway 189 in Provo Canyon. It is approximately 22 miles from the mouth of the canyon to Heber. At the junction of Highways 189 and 40, make a left turn, and continue on Highway 189 for approximately 5 miles to the Frances turnoff. It is approximately 7.5 miles to Frances. Outside of Frances you will be traveling on State Road 35 for approximately 7 miles to the trailhead. The trailhead is located at a turnout 2.4 miles from thr Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest Boundary on State Highway 35.

Parking:

Parking is available at the Nobletts Creek turnout or along Highway 35 at Log Hollow one mile west of Nobletts Creek. No water or other facilities are available.