moeszyslak
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i am trying to find some info on this trail. i have never been there so i am looking mostly for directions on exactly where it is and some info about it. thanks for the help.
providence canyon
- Thread starter moeszyslak
- Start date
Arm&Leg Yotas
yeah baby
- Location
- Providence Caynon
I live 2 mins away from the mouth of it. A group of us are running it this Sunday around 1 if you can make it
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moeszyslak
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i was thinking i was going to try it on saturday, wouldnt be able to make it on sunday.
moeszyslak
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we will be trailering our trucks to the trail so some easy directions would be nice and some parking info on where to unload. i am not from the area but i am somewhat familiar with it. but a starting address or something would be nice.
- Location
- Smithfield Utah
Hopefully someone can give you better directions... Its kinda hard to explain and I don't know the street numbers all that well :-\ Type "canyon road Providence UT" into Google maps and the indicator shows where the parking lot is for unloading.
The trail itself is pretty fun and very scenic. After you unload you follow a section of maintained dirt road that leads to the quarry. The quarry is loose and very rocky with several climbs/rock gardens. After that it turns into a tight trail that can be difficult for some rigs. Afterward it mellows out about two miles above the rock quarry. If you follow it all the way you can end up on Mount Logan peak which offers a good view of Cache Valley. Difficulty wise I would recommend a good driver, 33+" tires and at least one locking differential helps quite a bit. Again the section of trail above the rock quarry that can be tough, but don't expect extreme rockcrawling by any means. The quarry can be as hard as you make it in some spots
Have fun!
The trail itself is pretty fun and very scenic. After you unload you follow a section of maintained dirt road that leads to the quarry. The quarry is loose and very rocky with several climbs/rock gardens. After that it turns into a tight trail that can be difficult for some rigs. Afterward it mellows out about two miles above the rock quarry. If you follow it all the way you can end up on Mount Logan peak which offers a good view of Cache Valley. Difficulty wise I would recommend a good driver, 33+" tires and at least one locking differential helps quite a bit. Again the section of trail above the rock quarry that can be tough, but don't expect extreme rockcrawling by any means. The quarry can be as hard as you make it in some spots
Have fun!