Hiking 100 Miles Alone Across Utah - Uinta Highline Trail

The coolest trail I've ever done under 100 miles. Finishing off the summer I got to hike the Uinta Highline Trail, an incredible route that hardly ever dips below 9,000 feet in elevation. Traversing ridge lines, large expanses of lowland bogs, passing seemingly hundreds of lakes full of trout, and trespassing on moose territory.

I think for the future if I were to do it again there is a lot of potential for a really amazing high route, avoiding going down into the valleys unless to camp, and just staying on the ridges and peaks the entire way.

Absolutely I highly recommend this trail to anyone. It's not the hardest thing, but with potential to change it up to your liking and increase the difficulty if you would want with more off trail travel and route finding. Or simply enjoy the beauty like I did. The shorter over all distance of it makes it the perfect trail if you only have a few days while still retaining that incredible feeling of a longer thru hike and adventure.

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