15 miles from Huntington, Utah. Trail is suitable for foot, horse, and mountain bikes with cross country skiing possible along parts of the trail. On FDR 250 along Wild Cattle Ridge on Gentry Mountain. The trail is very scenic in the ledge section and provides excellent views into Wild Cattle Hollow. Wildlife that may be encountered include deer and elk in the spring and Coopers Hawks.
Trail use is light throughout the summer and moderate during the big game hunting seasons.
Most of the rocks along the trail represent cyclic deposition along the shoreline of an ancient sea. Fossilized snails, clams. Wild Cattle Hollow received its name from cattle that roamed the area during the depression years. Cattle during the depression brought so low a price that sometimes they were not worth the rounding up. Thus they ran free for several years and became wild.