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The Wasatch Mountains are popular in winter and summer, easily accessed…classic peaks, lots of biking and hiking trails, wilderness areas.
Utahwild.com
This is one of the most spectacular places in the world, and I’m around it every day.
Rulon Gardner,
Olympic Gold Medalist
Alaska is our biggest, buggiest, boggiest state. Texas remains our largest unfrozen state. But mountainous Utah, if ironed out flat, would take up more space on a map than either.
Edward Abbey, author
I love going snowboarding and biking and hiking in Utah.
Derek Parra, Olympic Gold Medalist
The draw of the Wasatch Mountains is magnetic.
Sunday Telegraph (London)
The Wasatch Mountains are popular in winter and summer, easily accessed…classic peaks, lots of biking and hiking trails, wilderness areas.
Utahwild.com
This is one of the most spectacular places in the world, and I’m around it every day.
Rulon Gardner,
Olympic Gold Medalist
Alaska is our biggest, buggiest, boggiest state. Texas remains our largest unfrozen state. But mountainous Utah, if ironed out flat, would take up more space on a map than either.
Edward Abbey, author
I love going snowboarding and biking and hiking in Utah.
Derek Parra, Olympic Gold Medalist
The draw of the Wasatch Mountains is magnetic.
Sunday Telegraph (London)
The Wasatch Mountains are popular in winter and summer, easily accessed…classic peaks, lots of biking and hiking trails, wilderness areas.
Utahwild.com
This is one of the most spectacular places in the world, and I’m around it every day.
Rulon Gardner,
Olympic Gold Medalist
Alaska is our biggest, buggiest, boggiest state. Texas remains our largest unfrozen state. But mountainous Utah, if ironed out flat, would take up more space on a map than either.
Edward Abbey, author
I love going snowboarding and biking and hiking in Utah.
Derek Parra, Olympic Gold Medalist
The draw of the Wasatch Mountains is magnetic.
Sunday Telegraph (London)
The Wasatch Mountains are popular in winter and summer, easily accessed…classic peaks, lots of biking and hiking trails, wilderness areas.
Utahwild.com
This is one of the most spectacular places in the world, and I’m around it every day.
Rulon Gardner,
Olympic Gold Medalist
Alaska is our biggest, buggiest, boggiest state. Texas remains our largest unfrozen state. But mountainous Utah, if ironed out flat, would take up more space on a map than either.
Edward Abbey, author
I love going snowboarding and biking and hiking in Utah.
Derek Parra, Olympic Gold Medalist
The draw of the Wasatch Mountains is magnetic.
Sunday Telegraph (London)
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We here it all the time—“thank you for making this such an amazing experience.” It’s true—our guides “make the trip.” Our guides are experienced leaders, skilled adventurers, and really a lot of fun. They’re willing to talk with you in detail about the trip so that you’ll be prepared for the perfect adventure. You can also request a guide fluent in your language (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Japanese, Mandarin) |
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| Greg Witt |
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When it comes to hiking in the Wasatch Mountains, Greg wrote the book—literally. He’s the author of 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Salt Lake City and he’s a leading authority on the trails, hiking, history and wildlife of the area. Some weeks, Greg hikes more miles than he drives, which means he wears out his boots faster than he wears out tires. He has crossed the Grand Canyon on foot more than a dozen times, climbed Colorado’s three highest peaks in three days, and while guiding in the Alps hiked over 700 miles, gaining nearly 100,000 vertical feet—the equivalent of climbing Everest nine times. He is a certified Wilderness First Responder, so you're in good hands. His passion for adventure always focuses on sharing the experience with others through guiding, and his engaging writing and presentation style. |
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| Sheryl McGlochlin |
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Sheryl McGlochlin is no stranger to Utah hiking enthusiasts. She is one of the most experienced hiking guides in the state, having led over 600 hikes in the past five years. She heads up one of the largest and most successful outdoor organizations in Utah and leads hikes every week of the year—regardless of the weather.
Those who hike with her are constantly learning, as she shares her expertise in hiking, camping, skiing, kayaking and snowshoeing. She continues to explore and scout out new trails, and she loves every minute of it! In addition to hiking most every trail in the Wasatch, she has also guided hikers throughout the western US and in the Swiss Alps. She thrives on sharing the hidden beauty and undiscovered secrets of Utah backcountry with people all over the world. |
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| Elain Witt |
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Elain has been hiking and backpacking since she was old enough to strap on a pair of boots. Growing up near both deserts and mountains, she can successfully navigate either one. She especially enjoys discovering a hidden waterfall. Backpacker, camp counselor, youth leader, nature photographer, and outdoor enthusiast, she knows how to make every journey an adventure. Married to an adventure guide and author, she has trekked all over the globe. In a year, she spends more on hiking boots than she does on high heels.
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| Lindsey Witt |
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Both an outdoor enthusiast and an 8th grade history teacher, Lindsey combines her passion for the outdoors with her engaging story-telling ability. She is world traveler, having kayaked the Sea of Cortez in Mexico, rafted wild rivers in North and Central America, trekked the Via del Amore in northern Italy, and sun bathed on the beaches of Thailand. Having grown up with exchange students from -India, Japan, Russia and Spain, she has always been |
| fascinated by other cultures. She is a “weekend warrior” during the school year, fluent in Spanish, a Wii Boxing champion and obsessed with The Beatles. Her charismatic personality makes for a memorable and irreplaceable trip. |
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| Michael Orgera |
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Michael has a way with wildlife. He can call in a wild turkey from out of nowhere, or spot a mule deer at 100 yards across a meadow. He’s been recognized as a state-wide guide of the year for his expertise in wildlife tracking. He has hiked and backpacked hundreds of miles of Wasatch and Uinta trails and has an infectious enthusiasm for people, life, and the outdoors.
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