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Mount Timpanogos

Via Timpooneke Trail in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest #Hiking #Mountain #Forest

  • Distance: 14.2 mi
  • Elevation gain: 5,095 ft
  • Maximum elevation: 11,719 ft
  • Elevation loss: 5,098 ft
  • Minimum elevation: 7,375 ft
  • Moving time: 7 h 36 m
  • Moving speed: 1.9 mph
  • Maximum speed: 3.8 mph
  • Total time: 10 h 18 m
  • Global speed: 1.4 mph

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Trail profile

  • Distance: 14.2 mi
  • Elevation gain: 5,095 ft
  • Maximum elevation: 11,719 ft
  • Elevation loss: 5,098 ft
  • Minimum elevation: 7,375 ft
  • Moving time: 7 h 36 m
  • Moving speed: 1.9 mph
  • Maximum speed: 3.8 mph
  • Total time: 10 h 18 m
  • Global speed: 1.4 mph

About this trail

Name: Mount Timpanogos trail, distance, elevation, map, profile, GPS track

Start: Timpooneke Trail, Utah County, Utah, United States (40.43107 -111.63912)

End: Timpooneke Trail, Utah County, Utah, United States (40.43113 -111.63916)

Coordinates: 40.39097 -111.65490 40.43113 -111.63887

Topography: Utah County topographic map, elevation, terrain

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Mount Timpanogos via Timpooneke Trail in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest

United States > Utah > Utah County

The Timpooneke Trail to Mount Timpanogos offers hikers a stunning journey through the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, with sweeping views of alpine meadows, rugged cliffs, and lush forests. Along the way, you’ll be treated to beautiful wildflower-filled valleys, the occasional glimpse of wildlife like…

Distance: 14.4 mi • Elevation gain: 4,984 ft • Maximum elevation: 11,719 ft

Mount Timpanogos Summit via Timpooneke Trail

United States > Utah > Utah County

The Timpooneke Trail to the summit of Mount Timpanogos offers an awe-inspiring hike through diverse landscapes, starting in lush forests and gradually transitioning into alpine meadows and rocky terrain. Along the route, hikers can enjoy expansive views of the Wasatch Mountains, the distant valley below, and…

Distance: 7.1 mi • Elevation gain: 4,823 ft • Maximum elevation: 11,677 ft

Gear up for your next adventure:

🪶Multi‑Purpose Knife - Useful blade for camp and trail
Backpacking Tents - Weight-optimized shelters for multi-day topographic surveys
🥩Freeze-Dried Meals - Nutritious and lightweight food for remote expeditions
🏫Relief Map Kits - Hands-on tools for teaching landforms and elevation
🧦Merino Wool Socks - Moisture-wicking, blister-preventing socks for long treks

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