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High in Utah: A Hiking Guide to the Tallest Peak in Each of the State's Twenty-Nine Counties by Michael R. Weibel,
If you measured the highest point in each county, which of the fifty states would have the highest average elevation? You probably didn't say Utah, but in fact the average elevation of the state's county high points is approximately 11,222 feet (Colorado is second at 10,971 feet). Most, but not all, of Utah's high peaks grow out of a series of mountain ranges that form a backbone from north to south through the middle of the state. Surprisingly, most can also be climbed in a day, depuy mitek smithfield utah and during the warm months climbing gear may be unnecessary. Some summits are even attainable by car. High in Utah is quite consciously a book for peak baggers, complete with a checklist depuy mitek smithfield utah and elevations. Summits range from Kings Peak, Utah's highest at 13,528 feet, to the unnamed peak in Rich County, a mere 9,255 feet. In addition to the county high points, this book also has four "classic" climbs: Mr. Olympus in Salt Lake County; Mt. Timpanogos above Provo; Notch Peak in the House Range west of Delta; depuy mitek smithfield utah and Wellsville Cone, Cache Valley's western landmark.
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Smithfield, Utah - Smithfield is a city in Cache County, Utah, United States. The population was 7,261 at the 2000 census.
Utah County, Utah - Utah County is a county located in the U.S.
Utah Railway - The Utah Railway is a class 3 regional railroad serving the state of Utah. The Utah Railway Company was incorporated on January 24 1912, with the name of Utah Coal Railway Company, shortened to Utah Railway Company in May of the same year.
State Route 275 (Utah) - Utah SR-275 is a state highway located entirely within central San Juan County, Utah. It runs 8-miles northwest, from the junction of Utah SR-95 (which is two-miles west of the Utah SR-95 and Utah SR-261 junction), to the east entrance of Natural Bridges National Monument.
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