Is Nebo Loop paved?
Is Nebo Loop paved? Description: A 35-mile paved road paralleling the Mt.
What class is Mount Nebo?
Peak Summary Mt. Nebo is a rockier Class 2 hike that utilizes a segment of the Continental Divide Trail and is located in the heart of the Weminuche Wilderness. The closest vehicle access is the Beartown/Kite Lake trailhead north of Hunchback Pass. 4WD with good clearance is required to reach this trailhead.
Is the Nebo Loop free?
No passes or entrance fees are required to enter the Nebo Loop. However, some areas, such as many campgrounds, do require passes. Check with the US Forest Service when planning your trip for updates on seasonal conditions, such as wildfires, early snow, etc.
Where does the Nebo Loop start?
To access the byway from the north – from Interstate 15 take Exit 248 in Payson, heading east on 800 South. Turn right onto 600 East, which becomes the Nebo Loop Road (FR 015) into the mountains. Ownership and Management: USDA Forest Service, Uinta National Forest, Spanish Fork Ranger District; Utah and Juab Counties.
Does the Nebo Loop close for winter?
Due to heavy snow, the Nebo Scenic Loop closes in the winter from late October through June or July.
How long is the walk up Mount Nebo?
The distance (8-9 miles) and elevation gain wouldn't be too terrible, except the elevation gain seems to come all at once in two short sections, making this a thigh buster. The second of these steep sections being up a rocky ridge-line. Though only class 3, the final ridge-line offers nice exposure and views.
Is the Mount Nebo Scenic Loop open?
Mount Nebo Scenic Byway is closed to traffic from late November until late May due to snow blocking the way. The road typically gets opened by Memorial Day, weather permitting of course.