Just got back today from camping around 10,000 ft in the Uinta mountains, just East of Park City. It was really pretty, lots of highland lakes, marshes, and rivers. They're home to Utah's highest point, King's Peak, somewhere around 13,000 feet of elevation. The Uinta mountains are also the only east-west trending mountains in the continental US (I don't think that includes Alaska). We spent Saturday hiking about 10 miles, then came back to our campsite to spend the night. The mosquitos were horrible, but they all disappeared once the sun set and the temperature dropped below 60. It was nice to get back into some cool weather again. Hope you all enjoy your week!
-Walter B.
5 comments:
No, but YOUinta the Uintas. Grandpa would have loved that. Glad you had another great adventure.
Looks like a very nice spot!
Sally always liked yugoslavia...No, YOU-go-slavia
It looks beautiful Walt. Its so great to hear about the neat adventures you're having out west!
Say, that's a neat tent. It looks like it has a sky light on top.
sounds fun! Glad you're adventuring. I made that word up, just for you.
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