Fire Up Trail–Fireball Trail Loop, 4 sights

5.9 mi · ▲ 1,030 ft · 2 hr 29 min

Fire Up Trail–Fireball Trail Loop, 4 sights is a 5.9-mile loop near Cedar Fort, UT. It climbs 1,030 ft, with sections as steep as 16% grade. It scores 45/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: green fringe.

Elevation

0 mi5,089 – 5,975 ft · steepest grade: 16%6.4 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 40.30025, -112.10617
Nearest town Cedar Fort, UT

Directions

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Fire Up Trail–Fireball Trail Loop, 4 sights

5.9 mi · ▲ 1,030 ft · 2 hr 29 min

Elevation 5,090–5,975 ft

Loop

Trailhead: 40.30025, -112.10617

Weather Sep 4: Clear, high 85°F / low 59° · precip 0% · wind 20 mph · sunrise 7:00 AM · sunset 7:57 PM

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading W.
  2. 100 ftBear left, heading SW.
  3. 0.3 miBear right, heading W.
  4. 0.6 miBear right, heading W.
  5. 0.2 miTurn right, heading W.
  6. 250 ftContinue straight onto Fireball Trail, heading NW.
  7. 50 ftContinue straight onto Super Fly Trail, heading NW.
  8. 200 ftSharp left onto Firefly Trail, heading NW.
  9. 150 ftBear left onto Super Fly Trail, heading NW.
  10. 300 ftSharp right onto Fireball Trail, heading NW.
  11. 100 ftTurn left onto Super Fly Trail, heading NW.
  12. 150 ftSharp right, heading S.
  13. 50 ftTurn left onto Fire Up Trail, heading S.
  14. 50 ftBear left, heading S.
  15. 0.3 miSharp left, heading SW.
  16. 450 ftBear right, heading NE.
  17. 0.3 miTurn right, heading N.
  18. 50 ftTurn left, heading N.
  19. 1.5 miTurn right, heading NW.
  20. 0.7 miTurn right, heading SE.
  21. 1.2 miTurn left, heading S.
  22. 0.5 miThe loop closes back at the trailhead.

Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.

Weather

ClearTemperature 85°F59°
Feels like80°Precip0%Wind20 mphUV7Humidity17%
Rained 0.2″ 4 days ago (0.4″ over the last week)
Hourly temperature
85°55°
Sunrise 7:00 AM12 AM3 AM9 AM12 PM3 PM6 PMSunset 7:57 PM
Sat 85°60°
Sun 77°57° 40%
Mon 72°55° 42%
Tue 79°52°
Wed 87°57°
Thu 84°62° 23%

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