The Pfeifferhorn
The Pfeifferhorn, also known as The Little Matterhorn, is a spectacular triangular-shaped peak and is a challenging, iconic hike. Pfeifferhorn is named after Charles Pfeiffer, whose ashes were spread on the peak in 1939.
The Pfeifferhorn, also known as The Little Matterhorn, is a spectacular triangular-shaped peak and is a challenging, iconic hike. Pfeifferhorn is named after Charles Pfeiffer, whose ashes were spread on the peak in 1939.
Upper Red Pine Lakes are three lakes are located above the far more popular Red Pine Lake. Sometimes the bottom one is dried up.
This loop in the Uinta Mountains has incredible views and passes over 20 lakes and ponds!
Butterfield Canyon in the Oquirrh Mountains connects Herriman in the southwest Salt Lake Valley to the city of Toole on the other side.
Flaming Gorge along the Green River is a large reservoir in northeast Utah and southeast Wyoming popular for boating, fishing, and camping.
Tibble Fork is an alpine lake nestled in American Fork Canyon and is great for fishing, kayaking, and has several great hikes nearby.
Cedar Breaks National Monument has similar hoodoos to Bryce Canyon National Park near Cedar City, Utah. It is only about 30 minutes east…
Spectra Point is a highlight along the South Rim Trail and an easy hike in Cedar Breaks National Monument just east of Cedar…
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is a vast area of 1.7 million acres of protected land in Southern Utah. It has some areas that…