Kings Peak is the highest point in Utah at 13,528ft and is located in the remote Uintas Wilderness of Northeast Utah. The hike to the summit consists of a well established dirt trail with many variations to extend or shorten your trip along the way. The technical grade of this hike tops off at…
Colorado Trail Segment 11 & CW1 are typically hiked together and presents hikers with the biggest choice of the Colorado Trail after 13.7 miles: take Collegiate Peaks East (the standard route) or take Collegiate Peaks West which adds 5.1 extra miles to the entire Colorado Trail. Segment 11 shares hiking with Mt Elbert day…
Huerfano Peak is a centennial located in the Sangre de Cristo Range of Colorado. The mountain is just over 13,800ft and comes in as the 93er highest peak in Colorado. Huerfano Peak is a class 2 hike and shares 75% of the hike with the standard route up Mt Lindsey. Since its so close…
Needles District in Canyonlands National Park is one of two unique districts in the park. Canyonlands is one of 5 in the state of Utah and is known as one of the most quiet of Utah’s National Parks. The Needles District offers 30+ miles of hiking and is one of two unique districts in…
Humphreys Peak is the highest mountain in Arizona at 12,637ft. Chances are if you have been near Flagstaff, Arizona you have seen a portion or the summit of this mountain. Typically hiked during the spring, summer and fall but it can also be ascended in the winter months. Hiking consists of a dirt trail…
Mount Oklahoma is the infrequently hiked neighbor of 14er Mt Massive. The summit sits just shy of 14,000ft making it the 85th highest peak in the state. The hike up to Mount Oklahoma mostly follows no official trail with several sections completely without any sort of path to follow. Hiking tops out at class…