Kings Peak Trail

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Kings Peak Trail is a popular high-altitude hiking route in Utah that serves as the primary path for climbers ascending the state’s highest summit, Kings Peak.

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Kings Peak routes via Yellowstone Creek 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
mountain trail
accesses Kings Peak NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
difficulty strenuous
elevationContext above 10,000 feet for much of its length
environment alpine terrain
subalpine forest
featureType high-altitude route
hasHighestPoint Kings Peak summit area
hasViewOf Kings Peak NERFINISHED
surrounding Uinta peaks
hazard afternoon thunderstorms
altitude sickness risk
rapidly changing mountain weather
snowfields early in season
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

Utah
locatedInMountainRange Uinta Mountains NERFINISHED
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
notableFor access to Utah’s highest point
partOf High Uintas Wilderness NERFINISHED
passesNear Henry’s Fork Basin NERFINISHED
passesThrough meadows
rocky ridges
popularity one of the most popular high-elevation hikes in Utah
region northeastern Utah
requires backcountry preparedness
requiresPermit may require local regulations compliance in High Uintas Wilderness
servesAsPrimaryRouteTo Kings Peak NERFINISHED
stateHighPointRouteFor Utah NERFINISHED
trailUse day hikes to longer multi-day trips
typicalStartingPoint Henry’s Fork Trailhead NERFINISHED
typicalUsers climbers attempting state high point
mountain hikers
typicalUseSeason early fall
summer
usedFor backpacking
hiking
peak bagging
trail running

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Kings Peak isAccessedBy Kings Peak Trail
High Uintas Wilderness hasTrail Kings Peak Trail
this entity surface form: Kings Peak routes via Yellowstone Creek