Best Easy Day Hikes Utah's High Uintas

Jeffrey Probst is a veteran hiker and lifelong resident of Utah who for more than 30 years has written articles for outdoors magazines. A native of northern Arizona, Brad Probst spends much of his time exploring the wilderness. For more than 25 years, the brothers have dedicated at least one trip a year to visit a new lake in the High Uintas.

Stop your search this is the one !!, March 10, 2001Reviewer: backpackingbuss@yahoo.com (Provo, UT United States) - See all my reviews I have yet to find a book that has the details like this one. This book is your complete guide on fishing,trails,springs etc... This backcounty book is as enjoyable as the mountain range is beautiful. I have be packing this range for years and I promise you will not be sorry !Must have for High Uinta hikers!, June 30, 1999Reviewer: A readerThis book is priceless considering the amount of information it provides. It saved us many hours of research, and helped select a great base camp for our backpacking trek.

• South Slope: 1. Big Elk Lake; 2. Long Pond; 3. Island Lake (Provo River); 4. Cliff Lake; 5. Divide Lakes; 6. Twin Lakes; 7. Castle Lake; 8. Bald Mountain; 9. Fehr Lake; 10. Packard and Wyman Lakes; 11. Joan Lake; 12. Grandaddy Lake; 13. Toquer Lake; 14. Deer Lake; 15. Rock Lakes; 16. Rasmussen Lakes; 17. Queant Lake; 18: Paul Lake; 19. Lakeshore Lake. North Slope: 20. North Erickson Lake; 21. Fish Lake; 22. Notch Lake; 23. Ibantik Lake; 24. Cuberant Lakes; 25. Ruth Lake; 26. Buck Pasture; 27. Alligator Lake; 28. Tamarack Lake; 29. Summit Lake; 30. Daggett Lake; 31. Tepee Lakes