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| | deseretnews.com | Pass could have short winter |
 | | TABIONA, Duchesne County Wolf Creek Pass won't be kept open throughout the winter this year, but chances are good that it may remain open past its usual Dec. 1 closing date and reopen a bit earlier in the spring, depending on the weather. |
 | | In the winter months, the 10,000-foot Wolf Creek Pass is groomed specifically for anywhere from 1,000 to 1,500 snowmobilers, said Joseph Donnell, Utah State Parks and Waterways supervisor. |
 | | Wolf Creek Pass, which traverses Uinta National Forest land, was built by the federal government at a cost of $25 million. |
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