Gobblers Knob via Butler Fork Trail
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Route Description for Gobblers Knob via Butler Fork Trail
Gobblers Knob via Butler Fork is a fantastic hike for experienced adventurers. This trail is consistently steep, as it ascends over 914 m to the summit. Hikers should arrive with proper footwear, lots of water, and plenty of snacks to fuel their day. Gobblers Knob can also be accessed via the popular Alexander Basin Trail, so be prepared for a lot of foot traffic at the top. The views from this high point are absolutely stunning, with a sightline over Salt Lake City to the west and the Tri-Canyons of Millcreek, Big Cottonwood, and Little Cottonwood below.
From the Butler Fork Trailhead, follow the path north to a divide and stay left to continue along the path as it curves westward. Stay right at the next divide, as the trail to the left leads straight up to Circle All Peak. Shortly after this divide, the trail splits once more. Stay left at this junction and keep right at all the remaining ones to successfully make your way up to the top of Gobblers Knob.
Take a well-deserved rest at the summit before turning around and heading back down to the trailhead following the way you came.
Getting to the Gobblers Knob via Butler Fork Trail Trailhead
The trail begins at the Butler Fork Trailhead on the north side of highway 190, east of Salt Lake City.Route Information
Backcountry Campground:
No
When to do:
April to October
Pets allowed:
No
Family friendly:
No
Route Signage:
Average
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Out and back
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