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Wasatch Range, Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Utah · USA
Mount Timpanogos
Mount Timpanogos is the second-highest peak in Utah's Wasatch Range and the signature summit above Utah Valley, a long alpine ridge crowned by permanent snowfields and the turquoise bowl of Emerald Lake. It is a non-technical but genuinely strenuous hike, climbing through montane forest and wildflower-filled cirques before a final push across scree and old glacial ice to the summit plateau. The mountain carries an unusually rich hiking culture: for nearly sixty years it hosted one of the largest organized mass hikes in American history. Today it remains one of the most popular — and most heavily managed — day hikes in the Wasatch.
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