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Uinta Highline Trail 2023 

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Uinta Highline Trail, 5.5 days from Leidy Peak Trailhead to Hayden Pass Trailhead, Sept 8-13, 2023
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@Yo_camino
@Yo_camino 20 дней назад
This is great!! Thank you. Thinking about hitting the trail with my dog next month. I love that I found someone who did it too!
@StephonthePCT
@StephonthePCT 17 дней назад
@@Yo_camino have a blast!
@letsgohike736
@letsgohike736 5 месяцев назад
Loved your video. Me, my dog Athena and two 19 yr old girls from BC did the Highline from McGee Draw north of Vernal in August 2022. I'm going to do it again this August or September and we'll start from Leidy Peak like you did. Thanks for sharing your adventure!
@ChristianPaulPhotography
@ChristianPaulPhotography 5 месяцев назад
Well done with the challenges you had! I did Chepeta to Hayden Pass in 2022. I stayed at the same camp at Kidney Lakes. Red Knob is tricky. I thought harder than Deadhorse. Oh no! The Garmin! Crazy you went back for it in the dark! Respect for doing Red Knob twice! You went for the deadfall route in Rock Creek. We did the Jack and Jill route because we were Tenkara Fishing. It's more scenic, and you done have to cross the river. Ouray Lake was one of the prettiest settings I have ever seen. Carolyn was our last night too! Congrats on your Highline!
@hankthemtnman6683
@hankthemtnman6683 4 месяца назад
Great looking trail. What time of the year did you hike it, and what map did you use ?
@StephonthePCT
@StephonthePCT 4 месяца назад
September 8-13. I downloaded a few maps from all trails. Because I'm paranoid, I also did have the national geo paper map and also downloaded onto my Garmin.
@hankthemtnman6683
@hankthemtnman6683 4 месяца назад
Thanks, I’m heading there this summer.
@standingsideways85
@standingsideways85 4 месяца назад
Did ur dog carry all his/her own food 😳
@StephonthePCT
@StephonthePCT 4 месяца назад
Yep he did! The weight of 6 days of food was less than 15% of his bodyweight and we trained with his pack and weight leading up to the hike