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This is a packed-dirt trail that goes through Sitgreaves National Forest, going into an aspen forest, passing by Reservation Tank and Pierce Mountain. This alternative path has some elevation gain until you get to Pierce Mountain. The trail is mostly shaded and well-marked, offering a nice forested ride.

Situated on the edge of a picturesque meadow with scattered aspen trees, this campground offers a stunning display of fall colors when the leaves change. Once a Forest Service Ranger Station, remnants of the old structures can still be seen in the area.

Pierce Mountain stands at an elevation of 8,660 feet in a dense forest area, accessible via a maintained dirt trail. While not considered a significant summit, the area is peaceful and makes for a pleasant stop on the journey.

Sitgreaves National Forest is a vast and diverse area characterized by numerous mountains and lakes. The region offers a tranquil and largely secluded environment, providing ample campgrounds for those looking to extend their exploration and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Sitgreaves National Forest is a vast and diverse area characterized by numerous mountains and lakes. The region offers a tranquil and largely secluded environment, providing ample campgrounds for those looking to extend their exploration and immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Situated on the edge of a picturesque meadow with scattered aspen trees, this campground offers a stunning display of fall colors when the leaves change. Once a Forest Service Ranger Station, remnants of the old structures can still be seen in the area.

Pierce Mountain stands at an elevation of 8,660 feet in a dense forest area, accessible via a maintained dirt trail. While not considered a significant summit, the area is peaceful and makes for a pleasant stop on the journey.

There are a bunch of singletrack trails crossing the gravel forest road here. You can keep on the service road if you want to go fast, but if you want fun, flowy singletrack trails, then turn onto of the side trails. There aren't a ton of hills here, so you aren't signing up for anything you'll regret if you turn off of the road.