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1. www.fs.usda.gov › recarea › uwcnfUinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest - Bells Canyon Trail #070

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   Bells Canyon Trail #070. Elevation gain is 3,500 feet. Major destinations include Meadow and Upper Bells Reservoir. Trail junctions include Thunder Mountain pass. The lower reservoir is about 470 yards from the trailhead. From this point on, the dirt road begins to look more like a trail. The trail does become difficult to follow in some sections.

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3. www.summitpost.org › bells-canyon › 159062Bells Canyon : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering - SummitPost

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   Route Description. Total Round trip distance 14.0± miles, 6,850’ feet of elevation gain. 6.7 miles to South Thunder, 6,400’ of elevation gain. 1.0 mile to North Thunder from South Thunder, 450’ of elevation loss and then gain along the ridgeline. Start at the Trailhead parking lot, the stairs lead off from the north end of the lot.

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4. mapcarta.com › 23919394Bell Canyon Map - Valley - Asotin, Washington, USA - Mapcarta

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   Bell Canyon Bell Canyon is a valley in Asotin, Washington and has an elevation of 2,372 feet. Bell Canyon is situated close to the locality Hanson Ferry.

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6. 4seasonsofwinter.com › bells-canyon-trail-to-lowerBells Canyon Trail to Lower Falls - 4 Seasons of Winter

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   Nov 20, 2020 · The trail eventually enters into the Lone Peak Wilderness, part of the Wasatch National Forest. The trail eventually crosses Bells Canyon Creek and then loosely follows the creek all the way up to the Lower Falls. Bells Canyon Creek is a gorgeous rocky mountain stream lined with pines and aspen trees. Bells Canyon Creek.

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7. www.alltrails.com › trail › usBells Mountain Trail: Yacolt Burn Trailhead to Moulton Falls

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   Try this 18.5-mile out-and-back trail near Yacolt, Washington. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 8 h 40 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking and mountain biking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.

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   • Location: Yacolt, Washington, United States

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8. mapcarta.com › Bell_Canyon_W768691806Bell Canyon Map - Asotin, Washington, USA - Mapcarta

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   46.08101° or 46° 4' 52" north. Longitude. -117.40295° or 117° 24' 11" west. Open Location Code. 85R43HJW+CR. Open­Street­Map ID. way 768691806. We encourage you to please improve upon our open data sources. Thank you for your contributions.

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   Is the Bells Canyon Trail difficult?

   • The Bells Canyon Trail to Lower Falls is rated as hard on All Trails, with an elevation gain of 1,400 feet and a total distance of 4.6 miles out and back. I found this trail to be more difficult than my hike at Battle Creek Trail, but the reward was worth the challenge.

   Bells Canyon Trail to Lower Falls - 4 Seasons of Winter

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   Where is Bell Canyon Park located?

   • Bell Canyon Park is located at South 1700 East, Sandy UT. You can view a map of Bell Canyon Park and get driving directions from your location here. Find 6 Parks within 2.4 miles of Bell Canyon Park. Find 2 external resources related to Bell Canyon Park.

   Bell Canyon Park in Sandy Utah - countyoffice.org

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   How do I get to bells Canyon?

   • Access #2: A second trailhead has been completed for access to Bells Canyon. The trailhead is located just south of 10180 South on the east side of Wasatch Blvd. There is a lot of construction in this area, but look for a road that travels east and toward the mountains (very large boulders nearby).

   Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest - Bells Canyon Trail #070

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   What is the elevation gain of the bells Reservoir Trail?

   • Elevation gain is 3,500 feet. Major destinations include Meadow and Upper Bells Reservoir. Trail junctions include Thunder Mountain pass. The lower reservoir is about 470 yards from the trailhead. From this point on, the dirt road begins to look more like a trail. The trail does become difficult to follow in some sections.

   Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest - Bells Canyon Trail #070

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   How do I get to lower bells Canyon Reservoir?

   • Start at the Trailhead parking lot, the stairs lead off from the north end of the lot. The first 0.5 mile consists of hiking within a residential area while fenced in like cattle but soon you will arrive at Lower Bells Canyon Reservoir at about another 0.25 of a mile. Continue around the west and north sides while starting to head east.

   Bells Canyon : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost

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   How do I get to upper bells reservoir?

   • So after 5.1 miles from the trailhead you will come across Upper Bells Reservoir. From here I wasn’t able to find a consistent trail, so contour around to the saddle southwest of South Thunder, gain elevation to the saddle and start heading directly north to the summit.

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10. mountainproject.com › area › 105739313Rock Climbing in Bell's Canyon, Wasatch Range - Mountain Project

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    Description. Bell's Canyon is a truly spectacular place to visit. The hike in is worth it alone. Just as beautiful as the neighboring Little Cottonwood Canyon, this canyon feels more remote and has no road. The Bells lie within the Lone Peak wilderness. The rock on the Bells is generally good near the bottom, but deteriorates higher up on the ...