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    Added: November 27, 2004

    Millcreek Canyon
    United States



    Climb Rating: 45.97
    Range: Rocky Mountains
    Mountains: Wasatch

    Mean Grade: 5.80 %
    Elevation Gain: 793 m
    Comparative ranking: 1609

     
       

    Cool Climbing / November 27, 2004
    by: Dave Marzoci

    Millcreek Canyon is a moderately difficult climb of the Wasatch Front Range located less than ten kilometers from downtown Salt Lake City.

    Millcreek is a favorite recreation area for locals that provides quick access to the the Wasatch. The steep south side of the canyon offers shade that keeps summer-time temperatures reasonable as compared to a more exposed pitch.

    The surface is excellent but narrow. Becareful of motor vehicles as a SUV that pulled out in front of CSC rider David Zabiskie a few years ago nearly ended his professional bicycle riding career.

    There are limited public services available, ie no water.

     

     
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