Mt Timpanogos Trail to Emerald Lake - Photos
Album Added:
September 22, 2023
Stunning view along Mt. Timpanogos Trail - foliage, snowfields, and fresh snowfall
Mt. Timpanogos Trail information
Mt. Timpanogos Trail map and information
Mount Timpanogos Trail (No. 52)
Hiking into the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Hiking through Birch Trees on my way to Mt. Timpanogos
Mt. Timpanogos sign (keep right)
Early morning hike into the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Snow fields in late Sept 2023 on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Sunrise begins over the mountains as viewed from the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Entering Mount Timpanogos Wilderness, Uinta National Forest
Approx. 7 miles to Mt. Timpanogos summit from here
Long-stretching snowfields sit in a mountain hollow on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Long-stretching snowfields sit in a mountain hollow on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
View into the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Sunrise from the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Lower Timp Falls (approx. 40-feet tall)
Lower Timp Falls (approx. 40-feet tall)
Upper Timp Falls as viewed from the trail
Upper Timpanogos Falls (Upper Timp Falls), approx. 60-feet tall
Upper Timpanogos Falls (Upper Timp Falls), approx. 60-feet tall
Upper Timpanogos Falls (Upper Timp Falls), approx. 60-feet tall
Upper Timpanogos Falls (Upper Timp Falls), approx. 60-feet tall
Trickling Waterfall, approx. 10-feet tall
Upper Timpanogos Falls (Upper Timp Falls), approx. 60-feet tall
Fog and a thin layer of snow cover the Mt. Timpanogos rocky landscape
View into the upper portion of the Mt. Timpanogos valley from the trail
Morning sunlight filters into the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Morning sunlight with an evergreen in the foreground along the Mt. Timpanogos trail
Stunning views of the Mt. Timpanogos landscape as viewed from the trail
Snowfields cling to the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Morning sunlight illuminates distant mountains from the Mt. Timpanogos Trail
First-season snowfall on Mt. Timanpogos with Autumn foliage
Autumn foliage peppers the landscape on Mt. Timpanogos
First-season snowfall on Mt. Timanpogos with Autumn foliage and snowfields
Autumn foliage and snowfields on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Morning fog slowly lifting from Mt. Timpanogos with views of distant mountains
Morning sunlight filters through the clouds to illuminate the Mt. Timpanogos valley
Morning fog lifts off of Mt. Timpanogos
Snowfields along the rocky mountainsides of Mt. Timpanogos
Hiking below Roberts Horn headwall with snowfields on Mt. Timpanogos
Views of the Mt. Timpanogos valley from the rock fields below Roberts Horn
Snowfields in late Sept 2023 on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Snowfields in late Sept 2023 on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Snowfields in late Sept 2023 on the slopes of Mt. Timpanogos
Stunning views of the Mt. Timpanogos valley from the rock fields below Roberts Horn
Trail passes below snowfields
Coal on the mountain, was no expecting to see this coming from Pennsylvania
Lupine wildflowers
Fog covered the trail in its entirety
Small sketchy scramble, was dangerous when wet (40-foot drop)
Switchbacks along Roberts Horn headwall - very steep
Fresh snowfall on Mt. Timpanogos - beyond Roberts Horn headwall switchbacks
Fresh snowfall clings to evergreens on Mt. Timpanogos
View of the steep rocky headwalls along Mt. Timpanogos
Hiking toward Emerald Lake on Mt. Timpanogos
Snow-covered wildflowers on Mt. Timpanogos
Snow-covered wildflowers on Mt. Timpanogos
Snow-covered lupine
View of Emerald Lake and snowfields
Mt. Timp shelter
View of Emerald Lake and Mt. Timpanogos snowfield
View of Emerald Lake, Mt. Timp shelter, and Mt. Timpanogos snowfield
View of Emerad Lake up-close (covered by fog)
Mt. Timp headwall with evergreens and fresh snow
Mt. Timp headwall with evergreens and fresh snow
View of "Hidden Lakes" and snow-covered headwall
View of snow-covered trees with background of foliage-covered mountains
View of "Hidden Lakes" and snow-covered headwall
View into the Mt. Timpanogos valley from in the clouds
Very-steep switchbacks of the Roberts Horn headwall
View facing north from Mt. Timp's switchbacks
View of the eastern sloeps of Roberts Horn on Mt. Timp
Foliage along the trail on Mt. Timp
Beautiful view of the Mt. Timp valley with rocky headwalls and snowfields
Brewing espresso on Mt. Timp's eastern headwall
Brewing espresso on Mt. Timp's eastern headwall
Espresso enjoyed on the slopes of Mt. Timp
View of Roberts Horn eastern headwall
Evergreens and foliage on the slopes of Mt. Timp
Espresso enjoyed on the slopes of Mt. Timp
Espresso enjoyed on the slopes of Mt. Timp
Snowfields below Roberts Horn headwall on Mt. Timp
Hiking below Roberts Horn
View up toward the headwall switchbacks after the clouds parted
View up toward the headwall switchbacks after the clouds parted
Stunning view of snowfields and rocky peaks along the Mt. Timpanogos Trail
Stunning view of snowfields and rocky peaks along the Mt. Timpanogos Trail
Stunning view of the Mt. Timp valley
Wildflowers growing on Mt. Timp
Stunning view into Mt. Timp
Stunning view of distant mountains from the Mt. Timpanogos Trail
Stunning view of distant mountains from the Mt. Timpanogos Trail
Stunning view of Mt. Timpanogos valley
View looking back up the Mt. Timp valley from the trail
View of Upper Timp Falls (far away) from the trail
View of Lower Timp Falls (approx. 40-feet tall)
Lower Timp Falls (approx. 40-feet tall)
Mt. Timp national forest trail sign
Always keep dogs leashed, mountain goats can and will kill your dog
View of the Mt. Timp valley
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