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Uinta Highline Trail: Hiking Utah's Rooftop
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2022
- The Uinta Highline Trail is a 104-mile hiking trail in northeast Utah's Uinta Mountains that rarely goes below 10,000-ft above sea level. This trek is part too of the Summer Adventure Trilogy.
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You're awesome! Thanks for Watching!
Hey, great video!! Atlas says thanks for the air time.😊 Looks like you had a fun trip. Isn’t the Highline just epic!!! Your video is making me want to go hike it again.
Happy Trails. -Kate & Atlas
Thank you for the interview! The near-universal consensus is that was the best part! You so eloquently captured why so many of us love wilderness backpacking. And that highline trail certainly is something special!
-Mike
Dude that part where you slipped on the snow by Deadhorse... I remember being there with no snow and thinking it was pretty sketchy. Very thin trail and a 20-30 foot drop off just below the trail. Glad you were okay.
I live in Evanston,Wyoming about an hour from Mirror Lake
Been wanting to hike to Highline Trail - I like your video, nice reference points and great tips on the terrain
Thank You for sharing 🙂
That's a whole lot of sheep! Great video.
Did you try counting them all? I never could get all the way through ...
Thanks for watching and* the kind words!
This is one fantastically edited, video.
Tyvm! I think editing was more of a challenge than hiking it.
So beautiful! Will have to go on my list next time I’m in Utah
It’s one of the best wildernesses out there!
Great video!
Can’t wait to do this next year!
The loneliness question of traveling and hiking alone is so interesting to me - as a woman who travels and backpacks alone frequently, the number one question that I get is how I keep myself safe and if I’m afraid all the time.
Sorry for the late reply!
I’m glad you don’t live in anyone else’s fears. Risk in everything we do. Might as well go on a few adventures in the meantime.
Great video! I finished the highline trail a few weeks ago. It was an amazing experience. New follower here. Crow
Excellent. What an amazing trail. Glad you got to experience it. Thanks a ton for the follow. Hope you enjoy all our journeys to come!
Nice video, and landscape shots as well! I am curious what month was this? I'm heading into this on a big snow year this year and expect to have similar snow levels (and stream flows) that you saw, even later in the summer. And new sub!
Thank you!
Amazing
Great video. Are there maps of this trail? I have watched a few videos and it seems like most get an off course a bit. I am an older man who hikes fairly long distances with my dog and this looks like it needs to be done. I am doing the Colorado Trail this summer-early fall. I am an East Coast hiker, White Mountains NH and Long Trail Vermont so I am used to super steep trails and endless rain. I really don’t get lonely but I admit my dog is all I really need. I subscribed. Take care
Sorry for the long-overdue reply.
Thank you so much for subscribing! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
I bought a NatGeo National Forest map or two from a nearby visitor center. I think it was also a ranger station. That got me by. It helps the Uinta range runs east-west, rare in US mountains. Usually aiming roughly for the next mountain top or chasing the setting sun helped me have bearings.
I see All Trails app has a Uinta Highline map. I haven't used their app much, but it looks worth researching. And you're right. It is easy to get turned around. I did briefly. It's a trail one should always bring an emergency beacon and two-way communication device. I bring a Garmin inReach and corresponding smartphone app. We used it to summon a helicopter when my wife got very sick in the Sierras.
I can't recommend that little inReach enough.
Nice video!
TYVM! More to come!
I just subscribed to your channel - Alexis please let him in 🤠
Welcome to the club!
And amen to that!
How were the bugs in late July?
I love this video and you got a new subscriber here. This is a bucket list hike for sure. Have you done any hiking in Kentucky?
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We did 2-3 night in Red River Gorge. Beautiful terrain- minus the torrential downpour!
Where have you backpacked?
@@2fargonebackpacking132 I just started backpacking last January so I’ve only hiked at the Gorge, the Fiery Gizzard in TN, and Land Between the Lakes. I plan on still focusing on Kentucky trails for 2023 and then venturing around the country after that.
@@DryBonesOutdoors Let me know what KY trails you recommend. Definitely venture out. One of the best decisions of my life.
@@2fargonebackpacking132 If your looking for a long trail the Sheltowee Trace is an amazing trail. It's around 350 miles. It Strats in Big South Fork in TN and goes north through the Daniel Boone Forest to just north of Moorehead, KY. The Pine Mountain Scenic Trail is another great trail. It goes through Blanton Forest which is the largest tract of virgin forest on the east coast. If you love big giant Eastern Hemlocks and Appalachian overlooks then you'll love that trail. Then of course there is Red River Gorge. That place will change your life. There's just something special about that place. You get a feeling there like no other place on the planet. The Sheltowee Trace will give you all you want in a trail for real. Waterfalls, arches, overlooks, creek crossings, and dense vegetation. There is also another trail I'm not sure if your familiar with that is close to KY, and that is the River to River trail. It is 161 miles and it goes through the Shawnee National Forest. I have not been on it yet but I have a really good friend who has hiked it and he say's it is an amazing trail. Plus, if you would ever want to meet up in KY and hike some trails just email me and we can coordinate that way. I plan on hitting a lot of KY trails next year and I'll probably make it to the gorge at least 3 times next year.
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Awesome! Always a pleasure to meet a prodigy. You just gained a new subscriber!
@@2fargonebackpacking132 Thanks! I'll subscribe to you to
Nice video! What time of year did you do this hike and how much water did you bring with you? Was it fairly easy to find spots to refill and filter water?
Thank you! I went around late July. I brought way too much water at first. It was really easy to filter between Al the creeks and alpine lakes. Unless it’s a shockingly low snow pack year, I doubt anyone would have much trouble.
What time of year did you go? I'll be heading out this weekend.
Sorry I missed ya. Just got out of the wilderness hiking the PCT. I was out there late July.
Great video my friend! What dates were you on trail?
Tyvm! Can’t definitely remember, but I think I started mid July.
@@2fargonebackpacking132 Right on, I'm going solo this July as well so probably a pretty similar situation to what you saw. Keep up the great work!
Are you on the PCT now? Will we hear from you?
Is that the rumor? Stay tuned …
@@2fargonebackpacking132 I think my friend and I met you 2 on Mt. Laguna.
@@virginiasturgeon3558 sorry! Just seeing this!
Were you there for the eclipse?
@@2fargonebackpacking132 yes. My friend and I talked with you. Your destination was a tiny house in Mt. Laguna.. I think you were expecting a bigger village..
You started your pct adventure after graduating in Ohio. So do I have the correct person?
@@virginiasturgeon3558 You sure did. Good to hear from ya again?