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Looking west from the north side of the valley (glacial cirque?) to the end, at which point you'll curve around to its south side.
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Most of the first one-third of the Josephite Point Trail is pleasant flowy singletrack.
The Josephite Point Trail becomes somewhat more difficult as one progresses eastward.
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Ted Stroll
Aug 9, 2014 near Ephraim, UT
“Looking west from the north side of the valley (glacial cirque?) to the end, at which point you'll curve around to its south side.”  

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Looking west from the north side of the valley (glacial cirque?) to the end, at which point you'll curve around to its south side.
The Josephite Point Trail becomes somewhat more difficult as one progresses eastward.
View of Joe's Valley Reservoir a mile (1.6 km) into the initial climb.
Looking over an alpine meadow shortly before the turnoff to Pete's Hole Reservoir.
The Josephite Point Trail needed some maintenance in August of 2014 but was generally in good condition and showed signs of regular and adequate upkeep.
Some portions of the Josephite Point Trail traverse alpine meadows similar to what one might see on the Doctor Park Trail in Gunnison County, Colo.
Pete's Hole Reservoir, from the north side.
Most of the first one-third of the Josephite Point Trail is pleasant flowy singletrack.
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