State: Utah
Location: Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Length, One-Way: 3.8 miles
Trail Type: Out and Back
Minimum Elevation: 7700 feet
Maximum Elevation: 9760 feet
Elevation Change: 2060 feet
Best Season: Summer, Fall
Difficulty: More Difficult
Usage: Heavy
Trail Information
The Maybird Gulch Trail branches from the Red Pine Trail at the bridge near the landmark buttress. The trail then travels westward as it crosses over the ridge. The Maybird Gulch Trail climbs steadily to the Maybird Lakes. The trail offers a great view of the Pfeifferhorn.
When winter comes, the Maybird Gulch Trail becomes a popular snowshoeing and backcountry skiing location.
Directions
Via Little Cottonwood Canyon Road (9400 South Wasatch Blvd) about 5.3 miles up the canyon. Follow Red Pine Trail about 1.25 miles past White Pine Junction to Maybird Gulch Junction.
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