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Mill Creek Canyon offers quick, after-work access for a variety of workouts with gorgeous views of the valley.
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A quick and not-so-easy trail with great access from downtown Salt Lake City.
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The Desolation Loop, in Millcreek Canyon, is a trail run that is a favorite for many locals, only 30 minutes from downtown.
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A trail runner's dream—close, convenient, and well-maintained.
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The Bonneville Shoreline Trail is the perfect place to get in an hour of exercise and take in the views of the city.
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A tough trail run that’s right downtown.
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Memory Grove brings the mountains into downtown Salt Lake with easy access, pretty views, and a variety of terrains.
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