Pet Friendly Things To Do in Francis, Utah

85 sites on 40 acres at 10,200' elevation; 84 RV/tent. Bath: vaulted toilets, no showers. More on AAA.com

'Mirror Lake' is a lake in the high Uinta Mountains in Utah. It is a popular fishing and recreation spot. The lake has a Forest Service campground, picnic facilities, and a boat ramp for non-motori... More on Wikipedia

For a serious backpacking trip into the heart of the High Uintas and awe-inspiring alpine scenery, this is the hike. More on Trails

Very concuse review. Helped to feel comfortable about the hike. More on Trails

Packard Lake makes a great day hike for kids and adults alike. Most people begin their adventure from Mirror Lake rather than the Highline trailhead, which ... More on Trails

Cool respite from the valley heat The High Line trail is full of hikers, d More on Trails

Soapstone Basin is a fast-paced, backcountry tour looping around a broad valley pocketed with groves of fir and aspen. Miniature wildflowers speckle the sunny, alpine meadows like paint spattered f... More on Trails

Beautiful scenery, but do not attempt until snow has melted from the Uintas More on Trails

This area includes ten 13,000 foot peaks, with one being ... More on TripAdvisor

A great trail to "get away" from everyone and everything. You'll see a coup More on Trails

Whether it’s riding ATVs during the summer or snowmobiling in the winter, Lofty Peaks Adventures is the bes... More on TripAdvisor

Best experience ever! More on TripAdvisor

Pyramid Lake is accessible via State Highway 150. east out of Kamas, Utah. Approximately 22 miles east of ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Ryder and Kermsuh Lakes are the other two major lakes, besides Amethyst Lake, that lie within the Stillwater Drainage of the High Uintas Wilderness Area. When ancient glaciers were carving the glove-shaped valley during the past ice ... More on Trails

The trail drops quickly off the north side and is usually wet with rivulets produced by melting snow lasting into late July. The trail is clear, but rocky as you drop 400 feet over the next mile to reach Ibantik Lake, a watery jewel ... More on Trails