logo dark logo
  • Dog Friendly Lists
  • Find a Hike
  • Discount Codes
  • Fav Gear
  • About
    • Testimonials
    • Awards & Features
Mobile Logo
  • Dog Friendly Lists
  • Find a Hike
  • Discount Codes
  • Fav Gear
  • About
    • Testimonials
    • Awards & Features
Top
Home  >  2019 (Page 2)
Central Utah

Hiking to Mt.Elliott, Book Cliff Mountains

Hiking

Hiking to Mt.Elliott, Book Cliff Mountains

Mt.Elliott (7,142 ft) is located along the Book Cliff Mountains, in between Price, Utah and I-70. Ever driven to Moab from SLC? Then you've passed this peak and know exactly where it is! Near the town of Woodside, UT there is an abandoned gas station with people sometimes selling jerky. Look directly up and SW, and you'll see this pointy peak clearly. You can't miss it, it sticks out because of it's jagged yet isolated summit. This obscure peak ranks #24 out of 29 on the Utah Country Prominence Peak list, and because of its low popularity, only a handful of people will make it to the summit each year.

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
October 8, 2019
Central Utah

Hiking Iron Canyon, Park City

Hiking

Hiking Iron Canyon, Park City, Utah, Hiking in Utah with Dogs

Iron Canyon in Park City, Utah is a beautiful, secluded trail that overlooks the Park City valley and the ski resorts. On a clear day you can see all the way out to the Uinta Mountains. The trail is more popular in winter as a fun sledding spot, but my favorite time to go is in early Summer when everything is turning green again. Most of the mountain is on private land, but the Iron Canyon trail allows for public access.

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
September 28, 2019
Uintas

Exploring the Cataract Gorge, Uintas

Hiking

Exploring the Cataract Gorge, UintasThe Cataract Gorge is located near Murdock Basin in the High Uintas. After turning off the Mirror Lake Highway, you'll drive 3 miles along a well-graded dirt road until you reach the forest road intersection for FR027.

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
September 23, 2019
Central Utah

Hiking to Fish Lake Hightop, Sevier County High Point

Hiking

Hiking to Fish Lake Hightop, Sevier County High Point

At 11,633 feet, Fish Lake Hightop is the highest peak in Sevier County and a must-do for those completing the Utah County High Points (CoHPs) list. I finally completed this peak as my last CoHP, and I was thrilled to finish the list!

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
September 19, 2019
Central Utah

Boulder Top (Bluebell Knoll), Wayne County High Point

Hiking

Boulder Top (Bluebell Knoll), Wayne County High PointBoulder Top (aka Bluebell Knoll) sits at 11,322 ft high on the Aquarius Plateau, in-between Loa, Utah and Boulder, Utah. Most people come to this "peak" to mark it off their list on the Utah County High Points (CoHPs), for Wayne County. On that list, it is one of the easiest. It's not a hike, but rather a scenic drive with about a 10 minute walk to the summit, which sits in a grove of forested trees, yet also has a view of the nearby Raft Lake just below the summit.

Continue Reading

September 17, 2019
Wyoming

Backpacking to the Dinwoody Lakes, Wind Rivers

Backpacking

Backpacking to the Dinwoody Lakes, Wind Rivers

The Dinwoody Lakes area is located in the Wind River Range, and is a popular area for backpackers.

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
September 9, 2019
Central Utah

Dining at Log Haven’s the Dogs Days of Summer

Dog Friendly Lists

Dining at Log Haven's the Dogs Days of Summer

Log Haven is a popular restaurant located in Millcreek Canyon, Utah. Built in 1920, this log cabin hideaway was built as an anniversary gift for L.F. Rains' wife. Logs were shipped from San Francisco to SLC and hauled up the four miles by horse-drawn wagon. It was built at the base of cliffs and two small waterfalls. It was then used as a summer home for the family but when the Great Depression hit, an insurance executive named Gleed Miller bought the home and made additions to the home, also adding in an ice skating pond and stable. During the late 1980s it fell to despair - flash forward to the mid-90s and Margo Provost purchased the home and renovated it into a historic retreat and restaurant. 

Continue Reading

August 30, 2019
Central Utah

Hike to Clayton Peak via Brighton Ski Resort

Hiking

Hike to Clayton Peak via Brighton Ski Resort

Clayton Peak (10,721 ft) is a fun local peak located at the top of Brighton Ski Resort in Big Cottonwood Canyon. It's right on the ridge of the watershed, so if hiking this route, dogs are not allowed. However, dogs can make the summit from Bloods Lake Trailhead, and going that way is allowed for them. This time, however, my friend and I decided to hike to Clayton Peak via Brighton Ski Resort. I hadn't hiked this route in over four years so it was time to revisit this trail. 
Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
August 29, 2019
Central Utah

Monument Peak, Carbon County High Point

Hiking

Monument Peak, Carbon County High PointMonument Peak (10, 452 ft) is the the Carbon County High Point, and for those working on the Utah County High Points (CoHPs), this one is the easiest since you can drive to the summit. It's located along the Wasatch Plateau, and because its simply a drive, it should be combined with other CoHPs such as East Mountain and South Tent Mountain. There is nothing special about this peak except for the fact that you can see three CoHPs from the summit. The best time to drive here is in late Summer to Fall when the road is completely dry.

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
August 27, 2019
Central Utah

Hiking to East Mountain, Emery County High Point

Hiking

Hiking to East Mountain, Emery County High Point

East Mountain (10,743 ft) is the Emery County High Point, and is one of several peaks along the Wasatch Plateau. The hike itself is straight forward, following a well-worn trail used by horses, hunters, and hikers. The main reason why people hike to this peak is for checking off the Utah County High Points (CoHPs) list. It's one of the easier CoHPs, and is often combined with Monument Peak, South Tent Mountain, or all three in one day. For our trip, we only did East & Monument on the same day since I had hiked South Tent Mountain a month earlier. From the summit you can see three CoHPs. Camping is plentiful and the drive is scenic. Both dogs and older kids can hike this route.

[lwptoc]

Continue Reading

Girl On A Hike
August 26, 2019
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5

Posts pagination

Previous 1 2 3 … 8 Next
Search Trail Guides
About Us
Let’s Connect!
Social Icons
Trending Posts
  • Hiking
    Hiking the Indian Trail in Ogden

  • Hike to the Bear Canyon Suspension Bridge, Draper, UT
    Hiking
    Hike to the Bear Canyon Suspension Bridge, Draper, UT

  • Hiking
    Hiking the Three Falls Trail – Alpine, Utah

  • Hike to Paul Bunyan's Woodpile, Utah
    Hiking
    Hike to Paul Bunyan’s Woodpile, Utah

error: Content is protected
Skip to content
Open toolbar Accessibility Tools

Accessibility Tools

  • Increase TextIncrease Text
  • Decrease TextDecrease Text
  • GrayscaleGrayscale
  • High ContrastHigh Contrast
  • Negative ContrastNegative Contrast
  • Light BackgroundLight Background
  • Links UnderlineLinks Underline
  • Readable FontReadable Font
  • Reset Reset