Parks in Altamont, Utah

Please dont go past the gate without permission. Otherwise all those who actually got permission will lose their right ot climb there. There are plenty of climbs before the gate so do those. On the quartzite boulders ... More on RockClimbing

Middle of no-where so bring all your supplies. And make sure you have plenty of gas, and water. Pick up more supplies in either Delta or Hinkley. Awesome climbs. If you cant boulder a ... More on RockClimbing

The United States Congress designated the High Uintas Wilderness in 1984. It now has a total of 456,705 acr... More on Discover America

The Uintas are unique in lots of ways. I have been in many mountain ranges and few have supplied the remote... More on TripAdvisor

After a long, steep climb, Clements Reservoir will look mighty good. Sheltered campsites are abundant along the northern shoreline, and you can easily imagine what it ... More on Trails

This wall was bolted by some B.D. boys in the early 90's. It lies directly above the rest stop on the east-bound lane of I-80. This is the rest stop, between Lakepoint and Kennecott, used to provide travellers a viewpoint of the big ... More on RockClimbing

The White River is the perfect setting for a calm river ride in the high desert region of Utah. The river passes high canyon walls and natural arches and a wide variety of wildlife. The most paddled section of the river is the 26 ... More on LLBean.com

Located 10 miles north of Vernal, at McConkie Ranch, the Dry Fork Canyon petroglyphs are famous for their quality and accessibility. These panels cover 200 feet of cliff face in the Navajo formation. This gallery of primitive art ... More on Discover America