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Mulhacén stands proudly as the highest peak in mainland Spain, rising 3,479 meters (11,414 feet) above sea level in the heart of the Sierra Nevada National Park. This iconic summit offers sweeping views over rugged mountain ridges, the Mediterranean Sea, and, on clear days, even the distant coastline of Morocco. Whether you’re tackling it in […]
In this article, we aim to give you as much information as possible, to help you prepare for an attempt at or simply just to learn about, the WURL (Wasatch Ultimate Ridge Linkup). What Is The WURL? The Wasatch Ultimate Ridge Linkup, abbreviated as “WURL,” presents an extraordinary ridge route encircling Little Cottonwood Canyon […]
Little Black Mountain sits just north of Salt Lake City, features incredible views, a steep climb, and a little bit of scrambling to reach the summit. Difficulty – Difficult Distance – 8.8 miles round trip (14.2 km) Height – 11,328 feet (3453 m) Elevation gain – 3,636 feet (1108 m) Duration – 4-6 hours (book […]
Mesa Arch is one of the most photographed landmarks in Utah and a must-visit destination in Canyonlands National Park. This short and easy hike rewards visitors with a stunning natural arch perched on the edge of a dramatic cliff, offering breathtaking views—especially at sunrise when the rising sun illuminates the arch in a fiery glow. […]
Lone Peak is an epic summit seen from nearly every part of the Salt Lake Valley 6,500+ feet below. It features large cliff walls near the summit, incredible views, and is a difficult day hike due to the length and elevation gain. Here’s everything you need to know for summiting this peak via one of […]
The Windows Trail area is one of the most popular and photogenic spots in Arches National Park. This collection of massive arches and formations is easily accessible and offers breathtaking views that are perfect for hikers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts alike. Here’s everything you need to know about exploring Windows Arch and Turret Arch. Difficulty […]
Double Arch is one of the most awe-inspiring formations in Arches National Park, showcasing not one but two colossal arches joined at the top. Its grandeur and accessibility make it a favorite among visitors, whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just stopping by for a quick adventure. Here’s your complete guide to visiting Double Arch, […]
While Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch may get most of the attention, Navajo Arch offers a quieter, more intimate experience in Arches National Park. Tucked away along the Devils Garden Trail, this unique arch creates a shady, cave-like alcove that feels like a peaceful retreat from the desert sun. Here’s everything you need to know […]
Arches National Park is home to over 2,000 natural arches, but few are quite as astonishing as Landscape Arch. Stretching an incredible 306 feet, it is the longest natural arch in North America and a must-see for visitors to the park. Its delicate structure and immense size make it a breathtaking sight, and reaching it […]
Delicate Arch isn’t just the most famous formation in Arches National Park—it’s an icon of Utah itself. With its striking, freestanding elegance, it draws hikers from around the world to witness its beauty up close. If you’re planning a visit, here’s everything you need to know about hiking to Delicate Arch, from the trail experience […]
Arches National Park is famous for its breathtaking landscapes, but one hike stands apart for its unique blend of mystery, challenge, and beauty: the Fiery Furnace. This maze of towering sandstone fins, hidden arches, and shadowy passageways is less about following a trail and more about embarking on a desert adventure. If you’re considering tackling […]
Deseret Peak is a prominent peak in the Stansbury Mountains that features stunning views of the southern part of the Great Salt Lake. Quick Navigation: Trail Map | Trails | Hiking In Winter | Camping | Weather | Directions | Pictures Difficulty – Strenuous Distance – 7.77 miles round trip (12.5 km) Height – 11,031 feet […]
The Ouray Perimeter trail is an epic, and must do hike if visiting the town of Ouray for more than a couple days. This trail circumnavigates the town of Ouray and features epic views, tons of starting options, and even a path under a giant waterfall. Quick Navigation: Trail Map | Trails | Hiking In […]
Kessler is a stunning peak in Big Cottonwood Canyon that boasts 360 degree amazing views, a very steep trail, 3,000+ feet of elevation gain, and very little foot traffic. On top of that, it has a rich mining history with mines scattered all over the hiking trails. Here’s what you should know about summiting this […]
Twin Peaks sit just outside Salt Lake City. They loom about 7,000 feet over the valley and are visible from just about anywhere. Summiting these peaks takes quite a bit of work due to the elevation gain, and are the first major peaks as part of the WURL. Here’s everything you need to know about […]