Details over twenty of the best day hikes amid the spectacular scenery and wildlife of Utah's Uinta Mountains and High Uintas Wilderness.

Stop your search this is the one !!, March 10, 2001 Reviewer: [email protected] (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, 1999 Reviewer: A reader This 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.

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.

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