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5.0 miles
Distance
427 ft
Climb
-3,335 ft
Descent
2 miles
High Point
-2,908 ft
Altitude change
7,015 ft
Altitude min
9,924 ft
Altitude start
7,014 ft
Altitude end
-11.1%
Grade
-99%
Grade max
39.6%
Grade min
1 mile
Distance climb
4 miles
Distance down
1,070 ft
Distance flat
Second Hamongog Details
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Riding AreaLone Peak Wilderness Area
Sandy, Utah -
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Local Popularity30 in Hiking [+]
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Hiking SAC ScaleT4 Alpine Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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Physical RatingHard
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Trail VisibilityAlways easy to follow
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eBike Allowed
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Land Owneruinta-wasatch-cache national forest
This trail serves as both a connector to Jacobs Ladder and a full alpine ascent up through the rocks to Lake Hardy. The connector isn't too bad, as with not so much elevation or altitude, but the ascent to Lake Hardy is pretty unrelenting and the high altitude doesn't help. Once you are about half way the through the rocks the trail goes up the rocks and is a bit of a scramble and climbing in spots. There are rock cairns to mark the way, but way finding is not always easy.
Traditionally Indigenous Territory
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(40.523910, -111.733460)
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Nearby Trails
- North Mountain Cutoff 3 miles
- Lake Hardy 3 miles
- Horsetail Falls 3 miles
- Box Elder (north) 3 miles
- Horsetail Falls Lower 3 miles
Lone Peak Wilderness Area
- By todd
Trailforks & contributors - #166846 - 3,925 views
Frequently Asked Questions About Second Hamongog
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Where is Second Hamongog located?
Second Hamongog is located in Lone Peak Wilderness Area, Sandy, Utah, United States. It is part of the Lone Peak Wilderness Area trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 40.52391, -111.73346.
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How hard is Second Hamongog?
Second Hamongog is rated as Black Diamond difficulty. The physical rating is Hard. The average grade is 11.1%.
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What is the elevation gain for Second Hamongog?
Second Hamongog has 427 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 3,335 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 7,015 ft to 9,924 ft.
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How long is Second Hamongog?
Second Hamongog is 5.0 miles long. The trail type is singletrack.
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