
Provo, Utah
40° 14’41.34”N, 111° 37’37.75”W
1-2 hours
2.2 miles round trip
Class 1 (Trail is either paved or gravel. Navigation skills are not needed because there is only one trail or because there are signs. Elevation gains are gradual or there are stairs.)
"Y" Mountain is named for the large concrete letter Y - for BYU - on the side of the mountain. Although the trail is steep, it is well maintained and not very long. Many BYU students hike to the Y daily or weekly as part of their exercise routine.
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Most Recent: October 12, 2009
First Trip: April 8, 2002

"Y" Mountain is named for the large concrete letter Y - for BYU - on the side of the mountain. Although the trail is steep, it is well maintained and not very long. Many BYU students hike to the Y daily or weekly as part of their exercise routine.