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Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
2.1 million acres of unique wilderness scenery just begging to be explored.
The Wasatch and Uinta Mountains in north-central Utah cover more than 2,500 square miles. That means plenty of designated wilderness areas to explore. World-class mountain biking and skiing trails compete for your attention. Bring a good pair of hiking boots and walking sticks.
Experienced climbers love scaling the Wellsville Mountains to see the valley spread out below. Enthusiasts claim these narrow mountains are some of the steepest in North America.
Mount Olympus lives up to its name. The peak rises 4,800 feet above the Salt Lake Valley for impressive views. The Uintas Mountains frame several rocky canyons for a desert-like vibe. Bring plenty of water in summer.
Several campgrounds offer a wide range of services. It's a 2.1 million-acre wilderness, after al
The Wasatch and Uinta Mountains in north-central Utah cover more than 2,500 square miles. That means plenty of designated wilderness areas to explore. World-class mountain biking and skiing trails compete for your attention. Bring a good pair of hiking boots and walking sticks.
Experienced climbers love scaling the Wellsville Mountains to see the valley spread out below. Enthusiasts claim these narrow mountains are some of the steepest in North America.
Mount Olympus lives up to its name. The peak rises 4,800 feet above the Salt Lake Valley for impressive views. The Uintas Mountains frame several rocky canyons for a desert-like vibe. Bring plenty of water in summer.
Several campgrounds offer a wide range of services. It's a 2.1 million-acre wilderness, after all. Backpackers should be aware of bears in the area and stash their cache of food accordingly.
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106 campgrounds in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest
Looking for a rustic shelter in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest? The East Fork Blacks Guard Station might be the perfect spot for you! You’ll find a pit toilet, a propane stove and wood-burning stove, as well as a day bed, two bunk beds, and a double bed. There is no water here, so come prepared!Read more...
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