4.5 miles
Distance
1,239 ft
Climb
-1,231 ft
Descent
2 miles
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Catherine Lake (via Brighton Lakes Trail) is a 4 mile less popular intermediate route located near Brighton Utah. This hike primary route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 1,239 ft with a max elevation of 10,011 ft then descends -1,231 ft.
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  • Riding area
    Brighton
  • Primary Activity
    Hike
  • Other Activities
    • Mountain Bike
    • Trail Running
  • Difficulty rating
    Blue
More Stats for Catherine Lake (via Brighton Lakes Trail) mountain bike route
  • Altitude change
    8 ft
  • Altitude min
    8,773 ft
  • Altitude start
    8,773 ft
  • Altitude end
    8,780 ft
  • Grade max
    -60.4%
  • Grade min
    58.6%
  • Distance climb
    2 miles
  • Distance down
    2 miles
  • Distance flat
    709 ft

Directions

  1. Walk south on Great Western Access.
  2. Continue for 100 meters.
  3. Bear right onto Catherine Pass (Brighton).
  4. Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
  5. Turn left to stay on Catherine Pass (Brighton).
  6. Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
  7. Keep right to stay on Catherine Pass (Brighton).
  8. Continue for 400 meters.
  9. Turn left onto Lake Catherine Trail.
  10. Continue for 600 meters.
  11. Bear right onto Catherine Pass (Brighton).
  12. Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
  13. Turn right to stay on Catherine Pass (Brighton).
  14. Continue for 1.5 kilometers.
  15. Bear left onto Great Western Access.
  16. Continue for 100 meters.
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