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Home  >  Posts tagged "Central Utah" (Page 17)
Central Utah

Hiking the 24/7 Connector Trail

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Hiking the 24/7 Connector Trail, Kimball Junction, Utah

The 24/7 Connector Trail in Kimball Junction, Utah is a very popular mountain biking trail, but is accessible year-round. The trail wraps around the elite Jeremy Ranch neighborhood, but is open to the public. 

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January 6, 2017
Central Utah

Hiking Lone Peak from the Cherry Canyon Logging Trail

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Hiking Lone Peak from the Cherry Canyon Logging Trail, Peak Bagging in Utah, Lone Peak Wilderness

Lone Peak (11,251 ft) is one of the tallest peaks along the Wasatch Front, and hovers over Draper, Utah. You can't miss this peak - it is clearly visible from both Salt Lake & Utah Counties.

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November 9, 2016
Central Utah

Guest Post: Hiking the Oquirrh Ridge Ascension Line (O.R.A.L.)

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Hiking the Oquirrh Ridge Ascension Line (O.R.A.L.), Hiking in the Oquirrh Mountains, Peak bagging in Utah, Utah

Today's blog post is from our guests Nick Carnahan and Alex Lawhun. They completed an 18 mile day hike along the Oquirrh Ridgeline - a rarely hiked and unknown route to many. What they encountered was more than they bargained for. Here is their story.

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November 7, 2016
Central Utah

Hiking to Little Water Peak

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Hiking to Little Water Peak, Millcreek Canyon, Hiking in Utah with Dogs

Little Water Peak (9,606 ft) sits at the upper, East ridge, dividing Millcreek Canyon from Big Cottonwood Canyon. Little Water Peak is seldom visited, yet it offers great views of the surrounding peaks and a good look down into Millcreek Canyon. The summit is just above Dog Lake to the North, and while Dog Lake will have tons of people in the Summer months, Little Water Peak will offer a bit of solitude. This summit is safe to access year round. It only takes roughly 30 minutes from Dog Lake to the summit, so put it on your list!
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October 24, 2016
Central Utah

Hiking to Donut Falls

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Hiking to Donut Falls, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Hiking in Utah with Kids, Hiking Utah

Donut Falls, located in Big Cottonwood Canyon, is a classic Wasatch Mountain hike. This hike is suitable for all hikers regardless of age or hiking experience. This is usually the trail I will take family that is visiting from out of state since it hardly gains any elevation, yet it leads to a beautiful destination. It is a very rewarding for those who don't regularly hike but still want to see Utah's varying scenery. Because of these things, Donut Falls is very popular - you will literally see hundreds of people here on weekends, especially in Summer. Hiking the Donut Falls trail is safe and easy to access year-round. Arrive early to beat the crowds.

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October 17, 2016
Central Utah

Hiking to Willow Heights Lake

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Hiking to Willow Heights Lake, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, Kid friendly Trails in Salt Lake City

Willow Heights Lake is a popular destination year-round in Big Cottonwood Canyon for families looking for a short hike with the kids, for backcountry skiers in Winter, and for me, what I call a "bonus hike". A bonus hike is a super short hike that I will do after another longer hike in the area. In this case I just hiked the Mt. Wolverine Cirque to Brighton Lakes (8 miles), and wanted to see Willow Heights at the height of Fall.

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September 20, 2016
Central Utah

Playing Disc Golf at Solitude Mountain Resort

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Playing Disc Golf at Solitude Mountain ResortThis weekend, I learned to play Disc Golf for the first time at Solitude Mountain Resort. Disc Golf, aka Frisbee Golf or FOLF, is much like traditional golf except instead of using clubs and a small ball, players use a disc or frisbee. Disc Golf shares the same object as regular golf, where the object of completing each hole is to get the disc in the target in the fewest throws or "stokes". The disc golf is thrown from a tee area to the target hole - an elevated metal basket. I decided to bring my friend (who also happens to be my boss at my regular job) along so I could have a "pro" show me how it was done and so I could learn the right way to play disc golf.

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September 12, 2016
Central Utah

Hiking to Cecret Lake & Sugarloaf Peak

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Hiking to Cecret Lake & Sugarloaf Peak

Cecret Lake (yes, that is the correct spelling) is a beautiful alpine lake that sits in the heart of Alta Ski Resort. This easy 1 mile walk is great for kids, taking photos of the amazing wildflowers in July, and possibly sighting a moose. But why stop at the lake, when you can continue just one more mile and summit Sugarloaf Peak? The elevation of Sugarloaf Peak is 11,051 ft, and can be summited in under an hour and half. Bring a light jacket though - it gets really windy and can be quite cold at the top. Keep in mind that the Albion Basin Road is only open from July 4th until the last week of September (or whenever the first snow hits).

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August 19, 2016
Central Utah

Gorgoza Dog Park

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Gorgoza Dog Park, Kimball Junction, Utah, Hiking in Utah with Dogs

Gorgoza Dog Park is a great place to take your dogs in the summer in Kimball Junction, UT. The reservoir is perfect for throwing your pup water toys. Dogs are allowed off leash here, and as always, dog poop must be picked up. In the Winter time, Gorgoza turns into a Winter sledding hill, and the pond is not available for swimming.

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August 18, 2016
Central Utah

Photo Session with SunnySideUp Photography

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August 15, 2016
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