Silver Fork
USFS trail 1169
Trail facts
- Length
- 2.1 mi mapped
- Grade
- Typical grade 12 to 20% (USFS trail class TG05)
- Surface
- native material
- USFS-managed hiker season
- June 1 through October 31
- USFS-managed uses
- Hiking
- Motorized status
- Non-motorized (USFS designation)
- Accessibility
- Not listed by the USFS as accessible
- Designation
- National trail designation
- National forest
- Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Length is the trail as the Forest Service maps it, not a trip distance. Hike out and back and you will cover it twice; check the shape of the route before you count on the figure.
This record is a snapshot of U.S. Forest Service data retrieved on 2026-07-09. It does not reflect current closures, conditions, or seasonal orders. Check with the local ranger district before you go.
Elevation
- High point
- About 9,300 ft
- Low point
- About 8,000 ft
Estimates, derived from US government elevation data sampled along the USFS-mapped route, computed 2026-07-10. We have not measured these figures in the field.
Plan a day on this trail
A day here means a typical grade of 12 to 20%, inside a managed hiker season that runs June 1 through October 31. Tell the Trip Builder where you are headed and it assembles a day-specific kit with weather, daylight, and terrain in mind.
Build your kitData: U.S. Forest Service, retrieved 2026-07-09.