Hammock Logan's Crimson Trail

Logan, Utah

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Distance

4 miles

Elevation Gain

1500 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Added by Braden Bentson

Take Logan's most iconic hike and go put a hammock on the edge. You just made it that much cooler.

Starting at Spring Hollow campground in Logan canyon (just passed 3rd dam) you begin your hike through the campground and up the road. You will see the trail head marker on your right where the Crimson Trail hike begins. The trail zig-zags until you are on the cliffs edge. There are multiple great spots with incredible views where you can set up a hammock and chill. The hike goes round trip and is well marked. It will take you back to the spring hollow campground.

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