Distance
87 mi
Duration
2h 53m
Checkpoints
5
Road type
Mountain scenic
Region
Mountain West
Length
Long (50-100 miles)
Surface
Paved - modern
Intensity
Spirited
Season
Summer
Winter status
Closed seasonally
About
About a quarter of the drive is made up of tight, twisty turns, especially around Wolf Creek Pass. Roughly half the route flows with smooth curves, while the remaining stretch is mostly straight or fairly straight roads. You’ll spend about three-quarters of the time in hills and mountains, with the other quarter across flatter terrain.
The road
The Hannah Loop in Heber City, Mountain West is graded at 570 corners, about 6.6 for every mile you drive. 12 of them are genuinely tight, and the sharpest turns in at a 10 m radius. The longest straight runs 3.8 miles, so there is room to breathe between the technical sections.
- Graded corners
- 570
- Tight (1–2)
- 12
- Tightest radius
- 10 m
- Corners per mile
- 6.6
Corners are graded from the road’s own geometry on the rally 1–6 scale, where 1 is a hairpin. Road & Rally calls them out as you drive.
Checkpoints
5
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Fastest times
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