Friday, November 8; Moderate Hike to Rocky Top Trail near Kamas

Meet at the Quinn's Sports Complex by the restrooms for carpool at 9:30 or Trailhead at 9:50

8 miles out and back, 950 vertical feet, time required is approximately 3 hrs 15 min per All Trails App.  Trail is open and no shade.  Rocky Top Trail, Utah - 77 Reviews, Map | AllTrails   Dogs Welcome.

MODERATE HIKE – ARMSTRONG to DAWNS

Moderate hike on Skyridge Trail

DATE/TIME: Wednesday October 9 meet at the trailhead for an on time departure of 9am

Where: the Skyridge Trail head is about 1 ½ mile along the Jordanelle Parkway. Turn right at the light intersection of 248 onto the parkway.

DESCRIPTION: This is an out and back hike about 4.5 miles with an elevation gain of 875 feet. Pretty views of the Jordanelle and surrounding areas. Dogs are permitted on the hike. We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2 mph. Cell service is available.

All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form.

Check the weather the day of the hike for any cancellation

Leader: Donna Sims 727 871-2757 joedonna@gmail.com

Moderate Hike, Silver Spur, Armstrong, Ham, Spiro and Dawn Trails

Date/Time Wednesday, Sept  25 9:00-noon-ish

Where  Meet at PCMR parking lot by First Time Lift at PCMR for on time departure at 9:00

Description:  This is a moderate approximately 7 mile loop, starting at about 7200 elevation, with about 1200 feet elevation gain. We will hike from the First Time lift to the Silver Spur trail then onto to Armstrong trail. We will hike up Armstrong to the Ham trail and then down to Spiro and onto Dawns trail then back on Silver Spur to the the First Time Lift area at PCMR.  This hike is mostly shady, crossing over a few ski trails at PCMR under Silver Star & King Con lifts.  We can stop up by the intersection of Ham trail for a  snack.

Dogs are welcome. All participants required to sign the club’s Activity Release Form.  Please bring the four hiking essentials.  If weather is questionable, please call leader to see if the hike has been cancelled.

Leader:  Jeri & Rob Brooke, 847-525-5433

MODERATE HIKE – ROB’S TRAIL

Date/Time Tuesday, August 27^th, Moderate hike Rob’s trail

Meet at 8:25 am at Park City Community Church parking lot (Bear Hollow Drive) for an on-time departure to Rob's Trailhead. There is limited parking at the trailhead, so we must carpool from the Park City Community Church parking lot at the bottom of Bear Hollow Drive.  (The trailhead is about 1.5 miles up Bear Hollow Drive.)

Approximately 4.25 miles with a (switch-back) elevation gain of about 800 feet, most of it on the “out” half of the hike. We’ll go at a moderate pace of 2.0 mph, and it will take about 2 hours. This is a beautiful, well-shaded hike along the pine and aspen tree-lined trail with views of the Snyderville Basin along the way and a spectacular view of the Canyon’s ski runs at the halfway point. Plenty of photo ops available.

Dogs are welcome.

Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/

Leader: Joe Assenheim 813-508-5865

All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release Form which will be provided by the leader.

If the weather does not look good on the afternoon of the hike, contact the hike leader to see if the hike has been cancelled, text or cell.  Please do not select email communication for the afternoon of the hike.

Steve Holmes will lead a moderate loop hike ascending from Snow Park to Silver Lake and back to Snow Park by different trails to make a complete loop hike. This will be a 6.7 mile loop hike with 1290 feet of elevation gain.  Almost all of the elevation gain is in the 3.3 miles ascending to Silver Lake.  We will hike up Rossi Hill trail to Lookout trail to Silver Lake.  This segment starts and ends with short road stretches.  This is a well maintained trail with nice panoramic vistas and views of Old Town, the Alliance Mine area and the Ontario Mine.  Both trails are shaded and mountain bikers are occasionally encountered.  If anyone does not want to hike back to Snow Park, the chairlift ride down from Silver Lake is free.  The descent will be along Mid Mountain trail to Deer Crest trail to the St Regis to Snow Park Lodge.  These are well maintained trails with nice panoramic vistas and views of the Jordanelle Reservoir, the St. Regis and Lower Deer Valley.  The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0 mph and take 3 to 3 1/2 hours with stops along the way.  We will have a short break at Silver Lake for a snack and facility break.  When we encounter mountain bikers we will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible.

All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release Form which will be provided by the leader.

If the weather does not look good on the morning of the hike, contact the hike leader to see if the hike has been cancelled, text or cell.  Please do not select email communication for the morning of the hike.

Leader - Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831.

Friday, July 12 - Moderate hike - Rob's Trail, Rosebud Heaven, Ambush Loop

Meet at Rob's trailhead, 2500 block of Bear Hollow Drive at 8:30 AM for an on-time departure.

There is limited parking at the trailhead, so car pooling from the Community Church parking lot at the bottom of Bear Hollow Drive is encouraged.  The trailhead is 1.4 miles up Bear Hollow Drive.

The trail is a well defined trail. This will be a lollypop hike up Rob's Trail to Rosebud Heaven and then onto Ambush and back to Rob's Trail.  The hike is about 6.4 miles with about 1100 feet elevation gain.  We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2.0 mph, with stops along the way to take in the views. This hike will take about 3.5 hours.

Dogs are allowed.

There is cell service for most of the hike.

Bring a snack to enjoy at the top of Rob's.

Bring the four hiking essentials.

All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release form that will be provided by the leader.

If the weather does not look good on the morning of the hike, contact the hike leader to see if the hike has been cancelled, text or cell.  Please do not select email communication for the morning of the hike.

Hike leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell: 917-881-9022

Moderate Hike – Bloods Lake and Lake Lackawaxen

Wednesday, July 10 -  Moderate hike up to Lake Lackawaxen via Bloods Lake

Meet at Lynn David’s cabin at 2524 West Mars Way in Brighton Estates for an on-time departure of 9:00.  There are some large rocks on the half-mile dirt road from Pine Canyon Road to Lynn’s cabin.  If you have a car with low clearance, you may want to carpool.

5 miles with 1,000 feet of vertical.  We will have a snack at Lake Lackawaxen before we take the southern trail past Silver Lake, Lake Brimhall near the Girl Scout Camp, and Silver Lake Islet.  No dogs please.

This will be about a 3.5 hour lollypop hike and we will return to Lynn’s cabin for snacks and refreshments.

Lynn David 314-422-1567

Meet outside the Christian Centre in Park City for a prompt departure..

Tony Edwards will lead a stroll up the Poison Creek Trail to Deer Valley and then back down Poison Creek Trail. Who knows we may even be tempted to stop for coffee, or maybe a refreshing cup of tea, at the Deer Valley Cafe, if the group is interested (democracy rules). It is about 4.5 miles; with 351 feet elevation gain; will take under 3 hours with a pace to suit the group; there will be frequent rest stops. NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. This will not be an Olympic race-walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze.

Dogs are welcome, subject to local by-laws.

 Bring the four hiking essentials.

 If the weather is questionable members can check whether the  hike has been cancelled by clicking here: http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html.  Please check the club calendar – https://pcmsc.org/calendar/  – for latest information on all events.

 Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 200 4066

Wednesday, June 26 - Crow's  Nest via Huber to Epperson

Meet at 9:30 AM for an ontime departure at Wasatch Mountain State Park, 1281 Warm Springs Rd, Midway, UT 84049.

A DNR parking pass is required, or you can buy a day pass

This is a moderate hike of about 5.1 miles with 1,171 feet elevation gain . Estimate hiking time of 2 hours 41 min.

This ia a fun hike to get your legs going.  Hiking poles are recommended for this one. This trail is a good workout and enjoyable. The climb is gradual and small sections to climb. I promise it is not that difficult nor technical!

C0-leader: Dan Albano - Cell 978-549-5328 & Ruth Mather - Cell 435-565-0718

Tuesday, June 18, Moderate Plus hike - Bald Eagle Trail in Deer Valley

Meet in front of the ticket booth at Snow Park Lodge in Deer Valley at 9:00 AM for an onetime departure.

This will be a hike of about 2.5 miles with a fairly tough ascent of 860 feet in about 1.4 miles followed by a 350 foot decent in about .5 miles on the relatively new Bald Eagle Trail (this trail is uphill for the first two miles with little shade).  Due to the elevation changes we will hike at comfortable pace below 2 miles per hour. With stops, the hike should take about 2 hours with a chairlift ride on the Silver Lake Express back to the starting location (no ticket required for downloading).

Bring the four hiking essentials with plenty of water as this is not a walk in the park.  Hiking poles highly recommended,

Dogs are not allowed on Deer Valley trails.

Cell service available most of the time.

Option to have Lunch at the Sticky Wicket or at the Silver Lake Beach (picture ID necessary for entrance)

All participants are required to the sign the Club’s Activity Release form that will be provided by the leader.

Leader: Pam Miles - Cell: 781-361-4731

Wednesday,  June 12 - Moderate hike to Stewart Falls (near Sundance Resort)

Meet at Quinn’s Junction parking lot north of the bathrooms for an on-time departure of 8:00am.

We will leave promptly at 8am or you can meet at the Aspen Grove trailhead at 8:30am.  The trail is very popular so expect lots of people.

Hike leader:  Mary Laudon - Cell: 314-780-2348

WEDNESDAY,  Sept. 6 Moderate Plus hike- Collins Trail to Rob’s Trail

Meet at Park City Community Church parking lot, corner of 224 and Bear Hollow, for an on time departure of 8:45

This will be a moderate plus hike of 6 ½ miles with an elevation gain of 1300 ft. We will hike at a 2-2.5mph pace, in and out of shade.

Dogs are welcomed but must be on a leash while walking on a road to the Collins Trailhead. Bring a snack for a rest stop at the top. Cell service is available.

If weather is questionable day of hike contact the leader. Bring your 4 hiking essentials.

LEADER- Donna Sim 727 871-2757

Monday, August 7,  easy leisurely wildflower walk in lower Albion Meadow.

We will meet at Park City Bagels to car pool to the trailhead for an on time departure at 8:00 AM.

Alternatively you can meet the group in the parking lot in front of the Albion Base lodge at Alta at 8:45 AM,. 

This will be an out and back hike of about 2.5 miles with about 500 feet elevation gain on a well maintained dirt and rock trail. We will hike at a leisurely pace of under 1.5 MPH with lots of stops to see and photograph the wild flowers.  Two of the Club’s more knowledgeable wild flower identification members, Steve & Kathy Holmes, will co-lead and identify the flowers along the way.

The hike will take about 2.5  hours.

We expect the flowers will  be at their peak. 

Dogs are not permitted as this is a Salt Lake watershed area.

Cell service may be spotty.

 Be sure to bring the four hiking essentials, including good hiking shoes

Leaders:

Chuck Mollard – Cell : 917-881-9022

Tuesday, August 1st - Easy Hike from Silver Lake village to Payday lift along Mid-Mountain trail. Yes, one of my old time favourites is back.

 Meet on the deck of the Royal Street Café, Silver Lake village, for an on-time 9:00am departure.  

2- or 4-mile options; approximately 400 feet of total vertical.

• 2-mile option – Royal Street Café, Silver Lake Village, to Empire Montage - about 2 miles; ~ 400 feet of vertical.
• 4-mile option - Continue from Empire to top of Payday lift - ~ 2 additional miles; additional  400 feet elevation loss.

Tony Edwards, not a marathon runner, will lead an easy hike from Royal Street Café, Silver Lake Village along the Mid Mountain trail to Empire and then, for those who want to continue, onto the top of Payday lift for a free ride down to the PCMR base area.  Pace will be ~1.5 MPH, frequent rest stops to suite the group, no one will be dropped.  The hike will end at the PCMR base area Corner Store for “refreshments," for those who want to partake.  Cell service should be good.  There are restrooms at Silver Lake, Montage and at Park City Base.  For a detailed map of the hike see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/united-states-of-america/mid-mountain/110154838/?utm_source=shorturl&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content. This will not be an Olympic Speed Walking event,  not even a bronze medal or a string vest will be awarded.

 No dogs please.  

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials.

 Free transit options o avoid the exorbitant  parking fees at Silver Lake:

To Royal Street Café, Silver Lake Village: meet at the Old Town Transit Center in time for the 8:44am Number 4 Orange bus to Silver Lake. 

From Empire, Montage: For those that end their hike at Empire, the purple bus provides transit from the Montage to the Park City Transit Center.  Runs every 30 minutes at 25 and 55 past the hour.

From PCMR base area: Catch any of the buses going to the Park City Transit Center to retrieve cars.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members can check whether the hike has been cancelled by clicking here http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html.

Leader - Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435-200-4066 

Monday, July 24- Moderate Hike - Notch Lake

Joan Entwistle will lead a moderate (easy terrain, but high altitude) hike to Notch Lake in the Uintas. This is a 4.7 mile out-and-back hike on the Notch Mountain Trail to Notch Lake, with roughly 500 foot elevation loss/gain will take about 3 hours. We will travel at an easy to moderate pace, ~2 MPH, with stops to observe the high elevation wetland wildflowers.

This trail is over 10,000 foot elevation and goes by several scenic ponds and lakes, with nice views of Bald and Notch Mountains and Reid’s Peak. There is no cell service.

Please bring the 4 essentials, especially water, snack, raingear and/or jacket and insect repellent. Dogs welcome.

Meet at Foodtown in Kamas to carpool for on-time departure at 8:30 AM, or at the Bald Mountain Trailhead at 9:15 AM.  Please bring your National Parks permit, or cash to pay for parking at the trailhead.

Those that want, can stop at the Notch for lunch after the hike.

Leader: Joan Entwistle - Cell: 978-549-4864

EASY HIKE - Around Fink Again

Tuesday 18th July for an easy circular hike around Fink Again.

Meet at  the East Canyon Trailhead, off North Blue Bird Way - see map above.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk around Fink Again - for a detailed map, including meeting place, see https://out.ac/c3tEH.

The walk will be about 4.2 miles; great views and interesting wildlife; less than 370ft feet elevation gain; good views; take around 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. This will not be an Olympic race walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are ok with me, subject to local by-laws. 

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members can check whether it has been cancelled by clicking here http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html. 

Please check the club calendar - https://pcmsc.org/calendar/ -  for latest information on all events.

Leader:        Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 2004066

MODERATE HIKE - SALT LAKE CITY - AVENUES TO TWIN PEAK Friday, May 26 - Moderate hike - Terrace Hills Drive to Twin Peak Meet at Park City Bagels to car pool for an ontime departure at 9:00 AM This will be 3.6 mile out and back hike on a well maintained trail with an elevation gain of about 964 feet. This is a fairly steep trail in some places so we will hike at a little less than 2 mph with frequent stops. This hike will take about 2.5 hours. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash at all times.  There is no water, so bring water for your dog. There should be cell service as we are overlooking Salt lake City. Bring the four hiking essentials and a snack to enjoy at the top of the peak. Leader - Chuck Mollard - Cell: 917-881-9022

Moderate PC Mining History Hike

  FRIDAY, AUGUST 14TH MODERATE PC MINING HIKE. Park in the 100-250 Sandridge Avenue Lot (Marsac Avenue, just above City Hall) at 10:30 on Friday 10/14.  We’ll start with a short walk just up the hill, where we’ll see the Ontario Drain Tunnel and the site of two stamping mills, The Ontario and the Second Daly Mill.  From there, we’ll head up the Ontario Ridge Trail, a single track that will take us up over the ridge into Empire Canyon.  Along the way, we’ll see several old mining cabins which have fallen to ruins, along with an old DeSoto and Cadillac as well as a string of towers for the Daly Aerial Tram, one of three such trams that once operated to serve the Park City Mines. Once we get into Empire Canyon, we’ll visit perhaps the largest single treasure trove of mining artifacts in town, including, mine dumps for the American Flag and Massachusetts Mines.  We’ll also visit several buildings from the Daly Mining Companies, including an explosive bunker, the Judge Mining and Smelting Company Office Building, which includes the Judge Tunnel (also known as The Anchor Tunnel.)  Just across from these buildings we will see remnants from the Alliance Mine, which was subsequently bought by The Silver King Consolidated Mine. This hike takes about 2.25 hours is 3.3 miles long and has a total of 617 vertical feet of climbing.  Please bring water, snacks, lunch, sunscreen, etc.  We’ll end up near Old Town, so you may want to plan a lunch for yourselves there at the conclusion of the hike! Dogs are welcome RSVP to Sandy Brumley at sandy_brumley@yahoo.com up to the day before the hike.  If you need to reach Sandy the day of the hike please call or text to 203-832-5156.

Moderate Hike – Bloods Lake and Lake Lackawaxen

Thursday, August 4 Moderate hike up to Lake Lackawaxen via Bloods Lake

Meet at Lynn David’s cabin at 2524 West Mars Way in Brighton Estates for an on-time departure of 9:00.  There are some large rocks on the half-mile dirt road from Pine Canyon Road to Lynn’s cabin.  If you have a car with low clearance, you may want to carpool.

5 miles with 1,000 feet of vertical.  We will have a snack at Lake Lackawaxen before we take the southern trail past Silver Lake, Lake Brimhall near the Girl Scout Camp, and Silver Lake Islet.  No dogs please.

This will be about a 3.5 hour lollypop hike and we will return to Lynn’s cabin for snacks and refreshments.

Lynn David 314-422-1567

3891 Rising Star Lane is the map quest reference.

EASY HIKE - Circular Hike Around Snow Top

Tuesday 5/17/2022 for an easy hike around Snow Top.

Meet at the trail parking at the end of Rising Star Lane (see map) at 14:00 for a prompt departure (Fully vaccinated members only please).

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk around Snow Top - for a detailed map see

https://out.ac/dHKwX

The walk will be about 2.5 miles; about 380 feet elevation gain; take around 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. One of my favourite hikes. In my opinion this is a one walking pole hike on the Edwards Hiking Scale (my Easy hikes range from a zero walking pole on very easy terrain mainly tarmac or gravel; one pole on easy undulating mountain path; two poles a bit more challenging: three poles definitely not one of my easy hikes). This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are ok with me, subject to local by-laws.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the HIKE, members can check whether the hike has been cancelled by clicking here http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html. 

Please check the club calendar - https://pcmsc.org/calendar/ - for latest information on all events.

Leader:        Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 2004066

The walk will be about 2.5 miles; about 380 feet elevation gain; take around 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. One of my favourite hikes. In my opinion this is a one walking pole hike on the Edwards Hiking Scale (my Easy hikes range from a zero walking pole on very easy terrain mainly tarmac or gravel; one pole on easy undulating mountain path; two poles a bit more challenging: three poles definitely not one of my easy hikes). This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are ok with me, subject to local by-laws.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the HIKE, members can check whether the hike has been cancelled by clicking here http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html. 

Please check the club calendar - https://pcmsc.org/calendar/ - for latest information on all events.

Leader:        Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 2004066

EASY HIKE - Circular Hike Around Masonic Hill

Tuesday 5/10/2022 for an easy hike around Masonic Hill.

Meet at the small parking lot on the right hand side as you go up Aerie Drive (see map) at 14:00 for a prompt departure (Fully vaccinated members only please).

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk around Masonic Hill - for a detailed map seehttps://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/united-states-of-america/masonic-hill/110766227/#dm=1

The walk will be about 3.5 miles; about 430 feet elevation gain; take around 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. One of my favourite hikes. In my opinion this is a one walking pole hike on the Edwards Hiking Scale (my Easy hikes range from a zero walking pole on very easy terrain mainly tarmac or gravel; one pole on easy undulating mountain path; two poles a bit more challenging: three poles definitely not one of my easy hikes). This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are ok with me, subject to local by-laws.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the HIKE, members can check whether the hike has been cancelled by clicking here http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html. 

Please check the club calendar - https://pcmsc.org/calendar/ - for latest information on all events.

Leader:        Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 2004066

EASY HIKE - Millennium Trail From Starbucks Kimball Junction And Back 

Tuesday 4/26/2022 for an easy hike from Starbucks at Kimball Junction. Meet outside Starbucks at Kimball Junction at 10:00 for a prompt departure (Fully vaccinated members only please).

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk along the Millennium Trail - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/starbucks-to-millennium-trail-and-back/239856547/#dm=1.

The walk will be about 3.5 miles; on tarmac; under 200 feet elevation gain; take under 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED, including the leader whose body is still at sea level. This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are ok with me, subject to local by-laws.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to email (preferred) or call the leader of the hike to determine if it is cancelled. Please check the club calendar - http://pcmscorg.ipage.com/pcmsc/calendar/ -  for latest information on all events.

Leader: Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 2004066

Sun, July 25, Lisa Hunter will lead a moderate hike on the WOS loop in Summit Park.  The hike is about 4 mi with a 1000 ft elevation gain and will take 2 hrs.  Dogs welcome.  Meet at 9:00 at PC Bagels in Quarry Village/Pinebrook. Lisa’s number is 770-630-2233.

PCMSC COVID Restrictions

• In keeping with Utah State Health Guidelines, any member who has been exposed to COVID-19 should not participate in Club activities for 14 days after last exposure.
• Any member joining any Club activity warrants that they will not participate in any Club activity if they have had any symptoms of COVID-19 within the past 10 days, which includes, at a minimum one or more of the following: cough, fever, chills, muscle pain, sore throat, headache, loss of taste or smell.
• Participants attending Club activities at venues that have established face covering and distancing requirements, (golf courses, tennis clubs, etc.) must follow the requirements published by that venue.
• Any members who have received one or two doses of the vaccine or have already had COVID-19 and tested positive for antibodies, must still comply with all PCMSC COVID guidelines.

PCMSC COVID Restrictions

• In keeping with Utah State Health Guidelines, any member who has been exposed to COVID-19 should not participate in Club activities for 14 days after last exposure.
• Any member joining any Club activity warrants that they will not participate in any Club activity if they have had any symptoms of COVID-19 within the past 10 days, which includes, at a minimum one or more of the following: cough, fever, chills, muscle pain, sore throat, headache, loss of taste or smell.
• Participants attending Club activities at venues that have established face covering and distancing requirements, (golf courses, tennis clubs, etc.) must follow the requirements published by that venue.
• Any members who have received one or two doses of the vaccine or have already had COVID-19 and tested positive for antibodies, must still comply with all PCMSC COVID guidelines.

Wednesday, July 22 - Moderate hike on Three Divide Lakes Trail

This is a 5.4 mile moderate loop hike on well traveled trail with about 550 elevation gain.  We will hike at a moderate pace of 2 mph and the hike will take around three hours.

Due to the fact we will have a number of cars and the parking lot fills up in the early morning we will meet Kamus Foodtown at 8:00 AM for an on-time departure.

Dogs are welcome.

There is no cell service in the Uintas.

Bring the four hiking essentials.  Be sure to bring bug spray and a rain jacket.

Dan Albano and Chuck Mollard will co-led this hike with a maximum of 20 people split into two groups of 10. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike so send an email to chuckmollard@gmail.com is you wish to join. Chuck will advise you by return email if you are on the list or if you are on a wait list.

Be sure to bring the new Activity Release form with COVID-19 provisions and place same in the box in the back of Chuck Porsche Cayenne.

This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana especially as you pass other hikers.

Bring a snack to enjoy at one of the stops.

 

After we meet at Foodtown in Kamus we will the drive to the trailhead which is located off Mirror Lake Highway (Highway 150 out of Kamus)  At 27 miles there is a sign that says “Trial Lake Campgrounds” exiting to the left.  You will go about 1 mile on a paved road and then take a right turn at the fork and travel for 1 more mile to Crystal Lakes Trailhead.

Leader – Dan Albano – cell 978-549-5328

Chuck Mollard – cell 917-881-9022

This will be an approx. 7.6-mile hike with a little over 1400 feet of elevation gain. The trail has rocky sections, a few steep pitches, and starts above 10,000ft. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops to take in the views and check out any flowers along the way. 

Monday, August, 26  8:30 am  Moderate Hike – Trapper’s Gate, Ontario Ridge, Sam’s Trail, Little Chief

 Meet at Wasatch Bagels-- 1300 Snow Creek Drive, Park City 84060 for an on time departure of 8:30 AM.

Meet at Wasatch Bagels for an on time departure of 8:30.  This is a 7 mile hike with most of the 1200 feet elevation gain in the beginning of the hike.  It is mostly in the shade.  We will car pool to Daly’s Trailhead and then head out on Trappers’ Gate to Ontario Ridge to Sams Trail and then to Little Chiefs.  It is an out and back hike. We will hike at about 2.2 mph, plan on 3 ½ hrs.  Dogs are allowed.  Please bring a snack, and or lunch and of course the 4 hiking essentials.  It’s a 7 mile hike so bring good snacks.

If weather is questionable the day of the hike please call the leader, Donna Sims

 Leader: Donna Sims Cell #727 871-2757

Monday, August, 19-Strenuous Hike – Emerald Lake

 We will meet at the restroom building/picnic table area of the Park City Sports Complex (Quinn's Junction) for an on-time depature of 7:30 AM.

This is a 10.3 mile hike with 3467 feet elevation gain.  We will meet at restroom building/picnic table area of the Park City Ice Arena and Sports Complex (Quinn’s Junction) for an on-time departure of 7:30 AM and car pool to the Aspen Grove trail head.  It is an out and back hike with water crossings and possible snow crossings.   We will hike at a slow pace (around 2 mph) and we should be back to Quinn’s by 4.  Dogs are allowed.  Please bring a snack, and or lunch and of course the 4 hiking essentials.  

 Leaders: Gail and Bruce Rounds Cell 302-354-7275