Trip #11 – Hacking Lk/Leidy Peak Trailhead to Gabbro Pass
Trip #9 – Uinta River Drainage in 2 sections
Map #2 Northern section – Atwood area to northeast
Map #1 Southern section – Uinta River Trailhead to Roberts Pass
Trip #9 UINTA RIVER DRAINAGE with Elevation profiles
Trip #5–North Pole/Fox Queant Passes–Topo map and Elevation Profile
Trip #5–Chepeta Lk Trailhead–North Pole and Fox Queant Passes
Trip #4–Topographical route map and Elevation Profile
Trip #4–Swasey Hole–Garfield Basin
Below is a more detailed map.
Trip #2 Dry Gulch Drainage–Topo Map and Elevation Profile
Trip #2- Crow Canyon–Dry Gulch Drainage
Trip #1 Grandaddies–Topo Map and Elevation profile
Trip #1 Grandview Trailhead–Grandaddy–Palisades–Lost–Powell–Rainbow–Governor-Dern–Pinto–Margo
Trip #2 Search for the GOLDEN TROUT
Trip #2 July 2-4 Murdock Basin Road—Search for the Golden Trout—Echo, Joan, Blizzard and Gem Lakes. PURPOSES: Friends Dean Mitchell and Roger Wilson at the DWR informed me there are Golden trout in the area. Need to catch , photograph and display on my website this most colorful of trout. It is out of the Wilderness area, but very important. Fri- Sun =..3 days……………………………………..6 miles
Remember, if you are interested you can track me on the SPOT Messenger website at: SPOT TRACKING 10 of you will receive Check-in messages via email once or twice a day and can click on the link to go to Google Earth seeing exactly where I am. Each of you can forward this to others who might be interested.
You can also listen to KSL OUTDOORS RADIO Saturday morning from 6:05 to 8:00 a.m. My time slot is about 6:35 a.m. if I get a good signal on the satellite phone. Of course you can listen online at: KSL ONLINE
The bulletin board at REAMS SUPERMARKET has a related sign up you see below:
NOTE: Due to the economic situation and my work I have had to make some shifts in my summer backpacking schedule. I will post the updated schedule next week once I return from my “SEARCH FOR THE GOLDEN TROUT.” But if all goes well, I will always be at some exotic location each Saturday for KSL OUTDOORS until the end of August
See you on the trail!.
NEW WILDFLOWERS IN THE GALLERIES SECTION
The total varietes now comes to around 238 between Flowers of the Foothills to Alpine Wildflowers–right up to Kings Peak. I’ll insert one new foothill variety below.
It is the PURPLE SALSIFY, Tragopogon porrifolius. Yellow Salsify is very common in the foothills, originating from Europe. The purple variety is a bit rare. The two species hybridize creating variations. Trapogogon is Greek for “goat’s beard.” To see the common yellow and this rare purple variety go to SALSIFY.
KSL OUTDOORS RADIO
If interested in listening to what went on yesterday (Sat. June 5th), you can hear it at: OUTDOORS RADIO hour 1 and OUTDOORS RADIO hour 2 . You will also hear from Skycall Communication’s Russ Smith, Jeff Sory, Mike Seely from http://www.seeyellowstone.com/ and Robin Thomas from DWR (Division of Wildlife Resources). My first satellite call in will be on June 26th.
Tim Hughes running KSL OUTDOORS RADIO