At 9,326 feet, Enniss Peak offers breathtaking vistas in every direction, each season lending its own unique allure. Popular among hikers training for higher elevations, its summit may become inaccessible in winter when capped with snow. Before embarking on a hike to the peak, it's crucial to check for snow accumulation, as it could prove dangerous if you're not adequately prepared.

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Enniss Peak Loop

19.6km

07:45

1,440m

1,430m

Hike the difficult 12.2-mile Enniss Peak Loop, gaining 4724 feet in elevation through diverse terrain with panoramic views.

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Carpe Diem Trail – Enniss Peak loop from Draper Utah Temple

17.1km

07:41

1,060m

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

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Location: Salt Lake County, Utah, United States

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