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Little Creek Peak Trail #32041
This trail begins to descend from old log worm fence through a mixed conifer stand on to a rock ridge spine sparsely covered with mahogany. From ridge spine, beautiful views can be seen both east and west. The trail enters a side hill of thick mahogany, aspen, and fir before intersecting with Trail Creek (#038). Trail heads towards Little Creek Peak before dropping abruptly into the south fork of three mile drainage. The trail follows this drainage 3/4 mile through long section of blown down aspen. From here the trail turns north and crosses open sidehill and into the middle fork of three mile drainage. It climbs along bare sidehill over sidehill and along aspen ridge to an old log cabin, then descending through mahogany ridge and down to North Fork to Three Mile interceding with Trail #305 near pond.
At a Glance
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Cedar City Ranger District
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General Information
Directions:From Panguitch, follow State Road #143 approximately 9 miles to junction of FR #082. Follow this road about six miles through Pole Hollow and Corral Hollow. After you arrive at cattleguard and road junction, turn right; then stay left going up Owen’s Hollow. About 1/4 mile above pond, cross drainage heading north through small aspen grove. Trailhead is in a saddle at 9,080 feet.