Best hikes in Lone Peak Wilderness

Ambleway maps 17 hikes in Lone Peak Wilderness, from a 1.0-mile walk to a 16-mile day out. 16 of them score as wild, staying clear of roads and development for most of the route; the wildest is Box Elder Peak Trail–Box Elder Trail Loop, 6 sights. The biggest climb is Lone Peak–Bunny Bradley Trail, 6 sights, gaining 7,078 ft, and the network tops out at 11,295 ft. 3 start within walking range of public transit.

• American Fork Canyon via Deer Creek-Dry Creek Trail 1 mi · ▲ 298 ft
• Horsetail Falls–Deer Creek-Dry Creek Trail, 3 sights 3.9 mi · ▲ 1,580 ft
• Upper Bells Canyon Reservoir–Lower Bells Canyon Reservoir, 4 sights 8.6 mi · ▲ 4,211 ft
• Silver Lake–Silver Lake Flat, 8 sights 9.1 mi · ▲ 2,545 ft
• Red Pine Lake–Dean's Delight, 4 sights 9.3 mi · ▲ 2,488 ft
• Maybird Gulch Trail–Red Pine Trail, 3 sights 10.6 mi · ▲ 2,980 ft
• Schoolhouse Springs–Lake Hardy Loop, 7 sights 10.7 mi · ▲ 4,645 ft
• Box Elder Peak Trail–Box Elder Trail Loop, 6 sights 11 mi · ▲ 5,765 ft
• Canyon Hollow Trail–Hoof N Boot Path, 4 sights 11.3 mi · ▲ 3,562 ft
• First Hamongog Trail–Forbidden Trail, 6 sights 12.2 mi · ▲ 3,461 ft
• The Pfeifferhorn–Red Pine Lake, 5 sights 12.8 mi · ▲ 4,473 ft
• Lake Hardy–Lower Jacobs Ladder Downhill MTB Trail, 3 sights 13.5 mi · ▲ 4,938 ft
• Lone Peak–Bunny Bradley Trail, 6 sights 13.9 mi · ▲ 7,078 ft
• Tibble Fork Reservoir–Granite Flat Connector Trail, 3 sights 14.6 mi · ▲ 5,670 ft
• Orson Smith Trail–Rattler Trail, 4 sights 15.6 mi · ▲ 5,597 ft
• Cherry Canyon Logging Trail–Rattler Trail, 3 sights 16.1 mi · ▲ 6,765 ft
• Lower Bells Canyon Waterfall–Bells Canyon Waterfall Viewpoint, 4 sights 4.2 mi · ▲ 1,596 ft