Hike Descriptions

Below is a report of hike descriptions current and back to 2019

Hike_Descriptions

event_start_dateCategoryEventDetailsLocation
2024-05-13HikeMODERATE HIKE: RED BUTTE GARDENMODERATE HIKE: RED BUTTE GARDEN Monday, May 13, Red Butte Garden: Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike above and around the Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah.  The hike will have an 800 ft vertical, will be about 4 mi, and will take about 2 hrs.  Meet in the parking lot in front of Park City Bagels in Quarry Village, Pinebrook, at 9:15 AM, (feel free to carpool), or at the parking lot behind the Pharmacy Research Building, U of U Research Park, at 383 Colorow Dr at 10:00.  Since this is down in Salt Lake there will be no snow or mud, only wildflowers.  Dogs are welcome.  Bub’s cell is 435-729-0408.Pharmacy Research Building, 383 Colorow Dr., Salt Lake City
2024-05-03HikeMODERATE HIKE:  TERRACE HILL TRAIL - Friday 5/3MODERATE HIKE:  TERRACE HILL TRAIL Friday, May 3, 2024.  Moderate hike on the Terrace Hill section of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail system in SLC. Meet at: Option 1:  Parking lot in front of Park City Bread & Bagel-in Quarry Village, Pinebrook 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City, UT, 84098 On time Departure: 9:00 AM From Quarry Village. Option 2 meeting place and departure time: Meet at E. Terrace Hills trail head for a 9:50 AM departure at the TOP of N. Terrace Hills Drive, (enter for directions, 3000 N. Terrace Hills Dr. and that should get you there). Park on the sides of Terrace Hills Drive. Hike is approximately 4 miles with an elevation gain of almost 1,000′. This hike has a continuous climb for the first half of the hike. HIKING POLES are STRONGLY suggested. The 360 degrees views are spectacular and the flowers should be great.  We’ll break for a snack near the top and dogs are welcome. Bring plenty of water for the dogs. Hike time plus snack break 2 1/2-3 hrs. at a pace slightly less than 2 mph. Hike Leaders: Bub Carlson: 435-729-0408 Diane Schnarr:  801-502-8202 Paul Schnarr:  801-647-2127 Remember the Hiking EssentialsPark City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2024-04-19HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROCKY TOP TRAILMODERATE HIKE - ROCKY TOP TRAIL Friday, April 19th. Rocky Top Hike Meet at Quinn’s Junction near the bathroom to carpool for prompt 9:45am departure. 10am hike departure from the trailhead.  Trailhead is at the intersection of Rock Cliff Rd and State Rd 32 https://maps.app.goo.gl/vKN1sk8vtozp2r377 This will be an out and back moderate hike on a well defined trail of almost 8 miles total with gentle incline, about 950 feet total elevation gain. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops along the way. The hike will take about four hours. Bring a snack to enjoy at the Rocky Top. Since this is the first hike of the season this can also be a Choose Your Own Adventure hike because the trail has no forks or turns.  You can turn around at any point to shorten the length to meet your needs. Also, there are a few that might go to Heber Valley Brewing, 501 N Main St, Heber, for a beverage and lunch after the hike.  The have yummy Food Trucks and outdoor seating if it’s a nice day. Dogs are welcome. LEADER: Jen Heineman Cell: 801-557-5794 Be sure to bring the four hiking essentialsQuinn’s Sports Complex, Quinn's Sportex - 600 Gilmore Way, Park City
2023-11-27HikeModerate Snow Hike on Shingle Creek TrailMODERATE SNOW HIKE SHINGLE CREEK TRAIL-UINTAS Monday, 11/27/2023 10:00AM This will be an out and back hike to the bridge on a nice gradual trail.  We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2 mph for a total distance of about 5 miles with 600 feet elevation gain. The hike will take about 3 hours. If anyone is interested, we can split into 2 groups with the second group going further and hiking at a faster pace. The trail has a couple spots of ice and mud but overall is packed snow. Cell service is not available. Meet: The left side of the parking lot of Foodtowne in Kamas  for an on-time departure at 10:00 AM. Wear/Bring: Water; YakTrax; hiking poles; waterproof winter hiking boots; jacket; hat; face/neck buff; mittens; hand/foot warmers; National Park pass. Leader(s): Jeri Brooke - 847-525-5433 &  Rob Brooke - 224-639-3293 Dogs are welcome but dog owners should be aware of the fast moving stream adjacent to the trail!Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2023-11-24HikeEASY+ HIKE - DEER CREEK TRAIL - DEER CREEK RESERVOIRFriday, November 24 - Easy+ hike on Deer Creek Trail, Deer Creek Reservoir Deer Creek North Trail Head (off  West Soldier Hollow Lane)  9:45 talk on Dutch garden designer Piet Oudolf, (Chicago Lurie Gardens, New York High Line)  10:00  Hike Departure. https://www.google.com/maps/place/Deer+Creek+North+Trailhead/@40.4820414,-111.4891098,17z/data=!4m15!1m8!3m7!1s0x874d8ac83f1bb031:0xd1a82602d0919096!2sW+Soldier+Holw+Ln,+Midway,+UT+84049!3b1!8m2!3d40.4829437!4d-111.4922354!16s%2Fg%2F11smy92hwy!3m5!1s0x874d8bb40bd024af:0x7eae23fbe26c69c6!8m2!3d40.4810729!4d-111.4862086!16s%2Fg%2F11fwgsz68k?hl=en-us&entry=ttu Work your Thanksgiving meal off on this mostly easy trail.  The first mile is a gradual uphill with mild rollers the rest of the hike.  We’ll go out about 2 miles on this out and back hike.  Before the hike will have a brief talk on Piet Oudolf and how his design relates to the trail’s landscape.  We’ll also share some information on the history of Daniel, Wallsburg and Charleston as we pass by these hamlets.  The trail is wide and despite last Sunday’s rain it was only slightly muddy.  Many indicators of horses on the trail.  Long range weather looks dry and cold. Bring State Park Pass or cash for parking - $10/$5 Seniors. Bring a thermos of your favorite warm beverage for post hike socializing at the new campground.  Cookies will be provided.   Leader - Mary-Lynn Wilson  773-816-4627

Deer Creek North Trailhead, West Soldier Hollow Lane, Midway
2023-11-14HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE – MT. WIRETuesday, November 14 – Semi Strenuous Hike to Mt. Wire Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 5 miles, 2200 feet of elevation gain. STEEP! We'll head up to Mt. Wire, then come down through the Living Room, behind the University of Utah. Minor scrambling on the way down. Dogs welcome, bring a snack/lunch. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-11-12HikeEASY HIKE - PROVO RIVERSunday November 12 - Easy hike along the Provo River in Heber City. Trailhead parking lot:  7000 Old Highway 40, Heber City (behind River’s Edge Campground) A prompt 10:00 AM departure.  Temperature will be 32 to 40 degrees. This is a 4 mile “good stretch of the legs” hike along the Provo River.  There is minimal elevation gain and we’ll move at a 2.5 pace, completing the hike in about an hour and a half.  The weather looks like it will cooperate but there could be some muddy spots and there are areas where the trail is a bit washed away. Could be icy, so spikes or Yaktrax if you feel the need.  We will travel as far as “US40” and head back.  Please no dogs.   Leader: Mary-Lynn Wilson 773-816-4627

Behind River's Edge Campground, 7000 Old Highway 40, Heber City
2023-11-04HikeMODERATE HIKE – BONANZA FLATSaturday, November 4 – Moderate Hike in Bonanza Flat Meet in the Holiday Village 4 Cinema parking lot for an on-time departure of 9:00 4.5 miles, 600 feet of vertical. NOTE: I have not previewed this hike. There will probably be snow, ice and possibly mud. Bring spikes/Yaktrax just in case (I'm hoping snowshoes won't be necessary). Dogs are welcome; you'll be home by lunch. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2023-10-30HikeMODERATE PLUS WINTER HIKE ON PCMR TRAILSMonday, October 30 – Moderate Plus Winter Hike on PCMR Trails We'll meet in the parking lot ACROSS THE STREET from the Park City Library for an on-time departure of 9:30 (please don't park in the library parking lot) 5 miles, 1300 feet of elevation. We'll go up and down steep ski runs, and various steep single track trails as we make our way to the top of the Pay Day lift. We'll take various steep trails to make it back to the cars. Dogs welcome. Hiking time should be 2-2.5 hours. NOTE: Please bring spikes/Yaktrax as there will be snow/ice on some of our trails.  Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Library Excess Parking Lot (Mawhinny Parking Lot), 1220 Park Avenue, Park Avenue
2023-10-20HikeMODERATE PLUS TO SEMI-STRENOUS HIKE - FRARY PEAK
Friday, October 20 – Moderate plus to semi-strenuous hike to Frary Peak on Antelope Island
Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village to car pool for on time departure at 8:00 AM.  Alternatively, meet at the trailhead parking lot at 9:30 AM
 
This will be an out and back hike on the Frary Peak trail which is about 3.5 miles from the trailhead to the top of the peak with an elevation gain of about 2200 feet.  The first 3 miles is a well maintained trail with switchbacks and is a moderate to moderate plus hike due to the elevation gain.  The last .5 mile up to the summit is a more challenging, strenuous section that is optional.   The hike will take about 4.5 - 5 hours and we will hike at a pace of 2 to 2.5 mph.  
Dogs are not allowed.
The views of the Island and the Salt Lake are spectacular, so bring a snack or lunch to enjoy at the top while looking at the scenery.  
The directions to the trailhead, which is about 1.5 hours from Park City are as follows:
 I-80 to I-15 North.  Proceed up I-15 for about 28 miles, take exit 332 for UT-108/Antelope Drive.  Turn left and proceed on Antelope Island Drive to the toll booth for the Island.  After crossing on the causeway, bear left to the Frary Peak Parking area on the right had side of the road, (about .5 miles).
You may want to use the bathroom facilities at the visitors center before going to the trailhead.
  
Be sure to bring your state park pass and four hiking essentials.
 
The leader will bring the Activity Release form which you are required to sign before joining the hike.
Leader: Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022
Park City Bread & Bagel, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-10-19HikeMODERATE HIKE - MORMON PIONEER TRAILMODERATE HIKE - MORMON PIONEER TRAIL Thursday, October 19 -10:00am Moderate hike on the Mormon Pioneer trail 10:00 Mormon Flat Trail Head Follow the trail blazed by the ill-fated Donner Party and a year later led Mormon pioneers to the Salt Lake Valley. We’ll recreate their journey by traveling from Mormon Flat to the Big Mountain Pass. This will be an approximate 9.5 mile hike, OUT and BACK. Estimated time is 4.5 to 5 hours. The somewhat rocky trail is a gradual uphill climb. There are sections of dry creek bed as well as some small stream crossings. Long pants highly recommended since much of the trail has high grasses on the sides. Hopefully, fall colors will continue through next week. Mountain Dell Canyon is a protected watershed so NO DOGS on this trip. Important note: The Mormon Flat trailhead is reached off of Jeremy Ranch Road which becomes a hard packed, mildly rutted dirt road. This hike can also be a one way if you leave a shuttle vehicle at Big Mountain Pass, but the logistics would be your responsibility. Please call or text (773-816-4627) if you plan on participating in this hike. If you would like to take this hike but don’t think your vehicle can take the relatively small ruts on Jeremy Ranch Road, I can take up to three people in my truck. This is a Utah State Park so a Pass or $5 fee applies. Bring a snack or lunch for our break at Big Mountain Pass. As in my past hike, a plum clafouti will be served at the end of the hike. Leader:  Mary-Lynn Wilson  773-816-4627  Mormon Flats, RC87+2R, PARK CITY
2023-10-14HikeModerate Hike to Rocky Top / Jordanelle State ParkModerate Hike to Rocky Top / Jordanelle State Park Saturday, October 14 – Moderate Hike to Rocky Top Meet at the Rocky Top trailhead at MP 8 off of River Road at 9:30 (intersection of Rock Cliff Road and 32). 8 miles, 900 feet of vertical. Dogs welcome, bring a snack for the top Hike will be followed by lunch at  the Heber Valley Brewery for those interested. Leader: Dan Albano: 978 549-5328, dan.r.albano@gmail.comRocky Top Trailhead, Rock Cliff Road, Heber City
2023-10-10HikeModerate Hike - Moose Hollow to Parley's Summit Peak
Moderate hike up Moose Hollow to Parleys Summit Peak.
Tuesday, October 10 at 9:30AM
Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike up Moose Hollow to Parleys Summit Peak.  Meet at 9:30 at the PC Bagels parking lot in Quarry Village/Pinebrook. The hike will have a 1000 ft vertical, be 4 mi in length, and take about 2 1/2 hrs.  Make sure to bring the 4 hiking requirements.
Dogs welcome.
Leader:  Bub Carlson  435-729-0408.
PC Bagels, Quarry Village, Park City
2023-10-09HikeModerate loop hike to Primrose Overlook - RSVP REQUIRED!Moderate Hike - loop to Primrose Overlook - RSVP REQUIRED! Time / Date:  9:00 AM  / Monday, October 9th,  Meet: North lot near restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). Mary Laudon will lead a moderate loop hike to Primrose Overlook and Horse Springs Trail Loop. This picturesque route passes through Aspen groves, alpine meadows, and chest high ferns leading to a beautiful view of Primrose Cirque and Mt Timpanogos.  The hike will be about 3.7 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical with a few rather steep pitches, and take 2.5 to 3 hrs. There is a short section of trail at the end which allows motorcycles even though it is a very narrow single-track tr. Bring a snack, good shoes and plenty of water. As a possible add-on we may drive back through Cascade Springs and stop for the beautiful half mile hike around the springs. After visiting the Springs, it is about 6 miles down to the Soldier Hollow area and then back to Quinn’s. The trail begins at the Summit trailhead about 6 miles past Sundance Resort on the left. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it could be ticketed. So please make arrangements for a prior pass or ride with someone who has one. Due to potential lack of parking, carpooling is encouraged and the hike is limited to 12 so you must RSVP to Mary and she will let you know if you can attend.  Make sure to bring the 4 hiking essentials. Dogs invited and local pet rules should be followed. Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. Leader:  Maryclaudon@gmail.com or r is 314-780-2348  *THIS HIKE REQUIRES AN RSVP!!!*Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, Sports Field, 300 Gilmore Way, Park City
2023-10-06HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – CLAYTON PEAKFriday, October 6 – Moderate Plus Hike to Clayton Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Holiday Village Cinema for an on-time departure of 9:00 5.5 miles, 1800 feet of vertical. Let's see what colors are left after the most recent storm. We'll climb to the top of Clayton Peak, which rises above Bonanza Flat. You MUST bet comfortable scrambling over and around rocks and large boulders. Dogs are welcome, but they also must be able to scramble over large boulders. Bring a lunch for the top. 4-4.5 hours of hiking Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2023-09-29HikeEASY HIKE – THAYNES CANYON ROAD to base of THAYNES LIFTEASY HIKE – THAYNES CANYON ROAD to base of THAYNES LIFT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29  EASY HIKE THAYNES CANYON ROAD (postponed from Thursday, Sept. 20) MEET at Base of CRESCENT LIFT (PCMR) at 10:55 If you need to purchase a lift ticket please give yourself extra time. If you plan to hike to the  top of the lift please contact leader Denny Saturnino 435 659-1666 /dennysat@hotmail.com This will be a 3 mile hike, total distance of 3 miles at 1.5 mph. Duration of the hike is 2 hrs. and elevation gain of 344ft LEADER – Denny Saturnino 435 659-1666 Contact the leader if the weather is questionable and bring the 4 essentials  Park City Mountain Resort - Crescent Express Chairlift, Park City Mountain Resort, Park City
2023-09-27HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE AT A MODERATE PACE TO GRANDEUR PEAKPOSTPONED TO Wednesday, September 27– Semi-Strenuous Hike at a Moderate Pace to Grandeur Peak Meet at PC Bagels in Pinebrook for a 8:15 am departure or at the trailhead at 9:00 am. Lori Tarmey will lead a semi-strenuous hike at a moderate pace to Grandeur Peak via Church Fork picnic area.  The hike is a 5.5 mile out and back with 2,620 feet of vertical gain.  She will be doing this hike at a moderate pace so it should take about 4 1/2 hours. The view at the top is spectacular. The trail is fairly exposed so be sure to bring sunscreen, a hat and plenty of water.  Also bring a snack or lunch to enjoy at the top. Sorry, no dogs Leader:  Lori Tarmey:  954-444-9723  Please contact leader if weather is questionable.Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-09-27HikeEASY HIKE---DEER CREEK TRAILEASY HIKE---DEER CREEK TRAIL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER  27 EASY HIKE on DEER CREEK Depart at 9:00am sharp from Quinn’s Junction near the bathrooms.to arrange carpooling to trailhead. Hike is about 4 miles with 200 ft elevation gain at a pace of 1.5mph. hike should take 2-2.5 hours. Trail has very little shade but beautiful views of Deer Creek Reservoir and  Mt. Timpanogas. A Utah State pass is required or a $10 parking fee at the trailhead DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED on this hike. If you want to meet at the trailhead please be there by 9:30am. There is construction at the trailhead so look for parking near the railroad tracks if necessary and make a short walk to the trailhead start. PLEASE be prompt. Bring the 4 hiking essentials. If weather is questionable contact your leader Ruth Duenser LEADER: Ruth Duenser 713 775-6279 , rduenser@comcast.net    Quinns Sportex - by Bathrooms, 600 Gilmore Way, Park City
2023-09-25HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE BLACK MOUNTAIN FROM TERRACE HILLS DRIVE
Monday, September 25  - Semi-strenuous hike up to Black Mountain from Terrace Hills Drive Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village at 8:30 AM for an on-time departure or at the trailhead at the end of Terrace Hills Drive at 9:00 AM. This will be an out and back hike on a well-defined trail for most of the hike and then some scrambling at the top.  The round-trip distance is about 8.7 miles with about 2800 feet of elevation gain. It is a pretty hike overlooking Salt Lake City for much of the time. Dogs are allowed, but should be kept on a leash at the beginning of the hike. We will hike at about 2 MPH and the hike will take about 4.5 hours. Bring lunch to enjoy at the top of the hike. There is cell service for much of the hike but maybe not always. Bring the four hiking essentials with lots of water.   Also,  some may find hiking poles useful. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which  will be provided by the hike leader at the meeting location. Please be familiar with the club's "Hike Participant's Guide" which can be found on the Club's website under "Summer Sports",  "Hiking", "Hiking Participant's Guide". Leader: Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022
Park City Bread & Bagel, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-09-23HikeMODERATE HIKE – LOG HOLLOW, UINTASSaturday, September 23 – Moderate hike to Log Hollow in the Uintas Meet in the parking lot of the Quinn's Sports Complex for an on-time departure of 9:00 5 miles, 1400 feet of elevation. We'll head out past Woodland to hike the Log Hollow Trail. Dogs welcome; bring a lunch/snack. We should be back to Quinn's between 1:30 and 2:00 Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Quinn’s Sports Complex, Quinn's Sportex - 600 Gilmore Way, Park City
2023-09-20HikeMODERATE HIKE - MOOSE PUDDLE, OLYMPIC & ROB'S LOOPWednesday, September 20  - Moderate  hike Moose Puddle, Olympic, Rob's loop Meet at the Rob's trail trailhead at 8:30 AM for an on-time departure. From the parking area we will walk up Bear Hollow Drive to Iron Bill trail, which will take us to Legacy Loop.  We will cross the street at the top of Olympic Park and hike up Moose Puddle to Olympic and then down Rob's trail.  The trails are well defined and the hike will be about a 7 mile loop with about 900 feet elevation gain.  We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2 mph. The hike will take about 3.5 to 4 hours. Bring a snack to have at the top of Rob's trail. Dogs are allowed on this hike. Bring the four hiking essentials. Cell service should be available for most of the hike. The parking area is located on Bear Hollow Drive  about 1.4 miles from the Park City Nursery.  All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release form which will be supplied by the leader. Leader - Chuck Mollard - cell: 917-881-9022 Rob\'s Trail, 2520 Bear Hollow Drive , Park City
2023-09-19HikeMODERATE HIKE IN BIG SPRINGS HOLLOW, PROVOTues. September 19, 9:00 am  Moderate - Big Springs Hollow Loop Meet at the Big Springs Park, Provo Canyon, UPPER LEVEL Parking Area. Big Springs Park is part of Provo but you will turn into Vivian Park/South Fork Road off US 189.  Big Springs Hollow Park entrance is approx. 3 miles up the winding road.  Toilets available, no water. 9:00 sharp departure. NOTE: The map in this posting may not be displaying properly. Use these directions: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Park+City,+Utah/40.33223,-111.5242/@40.5074161,-111.6564405,11z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m8!4m7!1m5!1m1!1s0x87520f632c6303fd:0xd871c4df25375794!2m2!1d-111.4979729!2d40.6460622!1m0?entry=ttu 4 mile loop,  900 ft elevation gain.  Explore this wide valley as we follow a creek flowing from natural springs that provide water to nearby Provo. The trail leads to a dense deciduous forest with scrub trees and some pine.  We’ll take a short break at the Provo School District environmental camp (portalet open last time I was there) before we descend down a wide trail back to the parking lot. Decent cell service on hike and ample picnic sites at the end for post hike socialization and picnic lunch. Please bring the 4 hiking essentials: https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ No dogs on hike Leader:  Mary-Lynn Wilson 773-816-4627,  wilson4627@gmail.com

Big Springs Park, Spring Hollow Road, Provo
2023-09-19HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND THE ROAD TO WOS

Meet at Starbucks Kimble Junction at 10:00 for car share up to the limited parking space at the end of Matterhorn Terrace.

This being my last club hike for the year I’ve chosen my new favourite hike. Yes, I know I’ve done it fairly recently. Just under 3 miles; elevation gain - 374  feet; plenty of shade; I would class this as a two pole hike. Great views on the trail.  About 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. And who knows we may be tempted for coffee afterwards.

For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/road-to-wos/273326223/?share=%7Ezwterksr%244osscyus. Dogs are welcome, subject to local by-laws.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Starbucks, 6400 N Highway 224 E-1, Park City
2023-09-17Hike(MODERATE) HIKE OF SILENCE IN EMPIRE CANYONSunday, September 17 – (Moderate) Hike of Silence in Empire Canyon Meet in the parking lot of the Holiday Village 4 Cinema for an on-time departure of 9:00 6 miles, 1200 feet of vertical. Unless we hike alone, we rarely get to hear the wind in the trees, or the birds singing in those trees. We'll hike on some less traveled trails in Empire Canyon, which is at the top of Main Street. Dogs welcome, but please bring a leash as we'll cross a buy road at one point. Leader; Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2023-09-12HikeEASY HIKE - AROUND SNOW TOP
Meet at the trail head parking, 3853 Rising Star Lane, PC, 84060 for a on time departure at 10:00am Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/walk.  This will be about a 2.5 miles loop hike/walk with 380 feet of elevation gain at an easy pace of 1.5 MPH, take about 2 hours with frequent rest stops along the way and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. A favourite hike for me.  This will not be an Olympic Race Walking event and there will no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are welcome subject to local by-laws. There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the trail.
For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/united-states-of-america/snow-top/240752854/#dm=1

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane, Park City
2023-09-11HikeMODERATE HIKE- MORMON TRAIL

Monday September 11, Moderate Hike on the Mormon Trail

Meet at Park City Bagels parking lot, in Pinebrook for an on time departure of 9am

This will be a 4 mile hike, 400 ft elevation gain along a stream. It will be rocky. We will go at a 2 MPH pace.

Dogs are allowed, cell service spotty, bring a snack.

If weather is questionable day of hike call Leader Joe Assenheim

LEADER is Joe Assenheim 813 508-5865

Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-09-06HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE  – COLLINS TRAIL TO SAM’S BENCH OF ROB’S TRAIL

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

park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2023-09-05HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND MASONIC HILL

Meet at the small parking area on the right hand side as you go up Aerie Drive (see map) for an on time departure at 10:00am.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike. This will be a 3.5 miles loop hike with 430 feet of elevation gain at a 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  There is shade.  Great 360 degree views.  For a detailed map see https://out.ac/aeftX 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 welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Haven’t a clue about cell service.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Masonic Hill, 950 Aerie Dr, Park City
2023-09-05HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – PCMR TRAILSTuesday, September 5 – Moderate Plus Hike – PCMR Trails We'll meet in the parking lot ACROSS THE STREET from the Park City Library for an on-time departure of 10:15 (Please don't park in the library parking lot). For anyone attending the Hike Leader Training session, this will leave right afterwards. 5 miles, 1300 feet of elevation. We'll go up and down steep ski runs, and various steep single track trails as we make our way to the top of the Pay Day lift. We'll take various steep trails to make it back to the cars. Dogs welcome. Hiking time should be 2-2.5 hours. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Library Excess Parking Lot (Mawhinny Parking Lot), 1220 Park Avenue, Park Avenue
2023-08-31HikeCANCELLED Moderate Hike – Mount Timpanogos Caves TourModerate Hike – Mount Timpanogos Caves Tour Date/Time:       August 31, 2023 / 9:15 am – 3pm Location:  Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Drive, PC, 84060 Category:  Hike Thursday, August 31 – Moderate Hike:  Mount Timpanogos Cave Tour THIS IS A RSVP EVENT John Ritter will lead a hike to the Mount Timpanogos caves.  A Park Service Ranger will lead the tour of the three-cave system as well as discuss their origin, geology, etc. The caves have a fascinating assortment of helictites, stalactites, stalagmites, flow stone, cave popcorn, etc. The access to the cave system is by hiking up a relatively steep 1 1/2 mile paved trail (with great views!) with a 1100 foot vertical. We will carpool to the Visitor Center and from there the round trip hike and tour will take approximately 3 hours. Sorry, no dogs are allowed on this hike. We will meet at the parking lot in front of Wasatch Bagels. We will depart via carpool promptly at 9:15am.  We will be leaving somewhat early in anticipation of possible delays due to road work taking place on Routes 248 and 40.  PLEASE RECHECK DEPARTURE TIME PRIOR TO DAY OF TOUR IN THAT WE MAY NEED TO ADJUST IT BASED ON THE ROAD WORK. We will proceed through Midway, past the Deer Creek Reservoir, past the Sundance Resort and on to the Timpanogos Caves Visitor Center. If you would prefer to meet the group at the Visitor Center, please be there promptly at 11:00am or you may lose your reservation. The cost of the tour is $12.00. A limited number of tour slots have been reserved by John for our club. If you wish to participate in this event please send a check to John Ritter at 22 Ashley Court, PC, 84060. No requests and checks will be accepted beyond August 25th. If the event is already full, you will be notified and placed on a wait list. If you do not clear you will be notified, and your check will be returned. Note: bring a light jacket (the caves are 45 degrees F), no hiking poles are allowed in the caves, wear no clothing that has been in a cave before. Leader:  John RitterWasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2023-08-30HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - LAKE BLANCHEWednesday, August 30  – Semi-strenuous hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village at 7:30 AM for an on-time departure Lake Blanche Trail is a 6.9 mile out and back hike with about 2700 feet of elevation gain to the Lake.  This is a well maintained trail with one area of about 30 feet of rock scrambling.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to catch our breath.  Slightly slower going up and a little faster going down.  The hike should take about 5 hours with time for a snack overlooking Lake Blanche. Dogs are not allowed as this is Salt Lake watershed. Cell service is spotty. Be sure to bring the four hiking essential and lots of water, plus a snack. We will meet at Park City Bagels at 7:30 to car pool or at the trailhead at 8:00.  The trailhead is about 4.4 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon in the parking area on the right area called “Mill B”. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which will be provided by the leader. Leaders: Moderate pace - Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022 Slightly slower pace - Lore Tarmey - Cell: 954-444-9723Park City Bread & Bagel, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-08-29HikeEasy Stroll Up to Deer Valley

Meet outside the Christian Centre in Park City for a prompt 10:00 departure. Please note departure time is 10:00.

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.

Parkings very limited at the Christian Centre. I suggest you park across the road at City Park.

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

 

The Christian Center, 1283 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
2023-08-28HikeMODEREATE HIKE ON SPIRO
Mon. August 28, 9:00 am.  Moderate- Hike on Spiro Trail
Time: 9:00 am
Where: Parking lot next to First Time lift at the base of Park City Mountain Resort Description:  We will hike a 4+ miles at a slow/moderate pace with roughly 800’ of elevation gain on Silver Spur, Spiro, and Dawn’s trails at PCMR. The hike climbs steadily uphill with a somewhat steep section at the beginning and then at a more moderate incline.  Dogs are allowed.  Please bring the 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/
Leader:  Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864, joan.entwistle@gmail.com
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2023-08-25HikeCANCELLED: MODERATE HIKE – CUBERANT LAKE, UINTASDue to the incoming rain, this hike has been cancelled MODERATE HIKE – CUBERANT LAKE, UINTAS Friday, August 25, Moderate hike to Cuberant Lake in the Uintas. Date/Time: Friday, August 25 / 8:30 am Meet: 8:30am Quinn's Junction parking lot, near restrooms for an on-time departure. Alternatively, meet at the Pass Lake trailhead at 9:15, ~32 miles past Kamas, on the left side of the road after Mirror Lake. ~ 6 miles, ~ 900’ ascent.  This is an out and back hike to Cuberant Lake through meadows and forests with great views of Uinta peaks.  The hike includes a couple of short, steep, rocky sections. This hike has not been previewed beyond mile 2. We will stop for a snack or lunch near Cuberant Lake. Dogs are welcome, leashed at trailhead, off-leash permitted while hiking. No or intermittent cell service. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ You will need to display a National Park Pass or Mirror Lake Recreation Area Day Use Permit when parking at the Pass Lake Trailhead. Leader:  August hike coordinator Kas Shanks will lead this hike and is seeking a volunteer co-leader.  The co-leader will gain experience leading hikes and may sweep the group or lead part of the group hiking at a different pace.  If interested, please text or call 832 250 1021.Quinn\'s Junction Parking Lot, Gilmor Way, Park City
2023-08-23HikeMODERATE HIKE – BLOODS LAKE AND LAKE LACKAWAXENMODERATE HIKE – BLOODS LAKE AND LAKE LACKAWAXEN  Date / Time:  Wednesday, August 23 / 9:00 am Meet: 9:00 am.   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.  To get to the cabin, turn off Pine Canyon Road on Larkspur Road.  In 1/4 mile, turn right into Boulder Drive.  Then turn right at the fork.  The cabin is the first gravel driveway on the  left. 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.  This will be about a 3.5-hour lollypop hike, and we will return to Lynn’s cabin for snacks and refreshments. No dogs please. Intermittent cell service. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ Leader: Lynn David 314-422-1567Lynn David residence, 2524 West Mars Way, Park City
2023-08-22HikeCANCELLED: MODERATE HIKE – SLATE CREEK, UINTASDue to the incoming rain, this hike has been cancelled MODERATE HIKE – SLATE CREEK, UINTAS Monday, August 22nd – Moderate hike up Slate Creek trail Date/Time:  Monday, August 22 / 8:30 am Meet: 8:30 am in the parking lot at Quinn’s Sports Complex (Quinn's Sportex) near the restrooms for an on-time departure of 8:30am. Alternatively, meet in the Yellow Pine Trailhead lot off Hwy 150 in the Uintas (near mile marker 6) at 9:00 AM. ~5 miles, ~700’ ascent.  Slate Creek Trail goes through tall stands of old ponderosa pines, white fir, and groves of aspens. The trail crosses a small stream at the top with many shady places to rest. There will be an opportunity for a snack at the top before following the trail back to the parking area.  Pace will be adjusted to accommodate hikers’ needs, NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. This trail is part of a network of cooperative trails constructed by a private non-profit entity, South Summit Trails Foundation, upon Forest Service land. Other trails are planned to adjoin this one and are currently under construction.  It is an exciting new area for our community. You will need to display a National Park Pass or Mirror Lake Recreation Area Day Use Permit when parking at the Yellow Pine Trailhead. Dogs welcome. Intermittent cell service. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ Leader: Kas Shanks (cell 832 -250 -1021) and Diane Jamail (713 -299 -6771).  We are seeking co-leaders for this hike; it is an opportunity to gain experience while enjoying a hike with friends.  Co-leaders may lead a group hiking at a slightly different pace or act as sweep. If interested, please text or call 832 -250 -1021.Quinn’s Sports Complex, Quinn's Sportex - 600 Gilmore Way, Park City
2023-08-22HikeCANCELLED: LEISURE HIKE-SILVER LAKE OUT ON SULTAN TRAILDue to the incoming rain, this hike has been cancelled Tuesday 22nd August -Leisure Hike From Silver Lake out along Sultan Trail. Please note departure from Silver Lake is 10:00. We will meet on the deck of the Royal Street Cafe at Silver Lake (see free transit options below) for a prompt 10:00 AM departure. Details: Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll from the Silver Lake along the Sultan Trail to the deck overlooking the Jordanelle - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/r/115359983?utm_source=unknown&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content. Awesome views over the Jordanelle at the halfway point. Under two hours; 2.8 miles round trip; 531 feet elevation gain. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  Please bring the 4 essentials.

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

Catch the bus Royal Street Café, Silver Lake Village: meet at the Old Town Transit Center in time for the 9:44am Number 4 Orange bus to Silver Lake. 

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 - http://pcmscorg.ipage.com/pcmsc/calendar/ - for latest information on all events. Leader: Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com or 435 2004066
Royal Street Cafe, Deck, 7600 Royal Street, Park City
2023-08-17HikeMODERATE HIKE – MORMON PIONEER NAT’L HISTORIC TRAILMODERATE HIKE – Moderate hike up Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail from Mormon Flats Group site. Date/Time:  Thursday, August 17/ 8:30 am Location:  Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail from Mormon Flats Group site. Meet at 8:30 am at Park City Bread and Bagels, 3126 Quarry Road, or at the Mormon Flats Group site at 9:00 am. 3 to 4 miles, <400 feet of vertical. Walk in Mormon pioneers’ footprints along a route also traveled also by the ill-fated Donner-Reed party.  We will walk approximately 2 miles taking breaks along the way and taking time to read historic markers.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. There will be an opportunity for a snack before turning around and hiking back down to the parking area. Directions: To access the Mormon Flats Group site, travel down Jeremy Ranch Road to the cattle guard.  At the cattle guard, the road becomes compacted dirt/gravel (labeled as N. E Canyon Road on google maps).  Travel about 4 miles beyond the cattle guard and the Mormon Flats parking area will be on the west side (left) of the road. Parking is limited and you will need to display a parking permit (can be purchased for $5 on site) or Utah State Park Pass.  Vault restrooms available. Dogs welcome. Intermittent cell service. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ Leader: Sheri Thomas 435 640 9535  Park City Bread and Bagels, 3126 Quarry Road, Park City
2023-08-15HikeMODERATE HIKE – DOG LAKE, MILLCREEK CANYONMODERATE HIKE – DOG LAKE, MILLCREEK CANYON  Tuesday, August 15th, Moderate hike to Dog Lake in MillCreek Canyon  Date/Time:  Tuesday, August 15 / 9:00 am Meet: 9:00 am at Park City Bagels in Pinebrook to carpool or at the Upper Big Water trailhead in MillCreek Canyon at 9:30am. Parking is limited, $3 fee (senior) to exit canyon, card only. ~ 5.5 miles, ~1200’ ascent.  This popular route traverses through mature forests and is mostly shaded. The trail is in good condition and is a steady, moderate hike.  We will stop to enjoy a snack or lunch near the lake at the top. Dogs are welcome, off-leash on the trail on odd-numbered days. Intermittent cell service. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ Leader: Howard Cox (cell 317-363-0262)Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-08-15HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND THE ROAD TO WOS

Tuesday 15th August at 09:00 - Easy Hike - Circular Hike around The Road to WOS.

Meet at Starbucks Kimble Junction at 09:00 for car share up to the limited parking space at the end of Matterhorn Terrace.

Just under 3 miles; elevation gain - 374  feet; plenty of shade; I would class this as a two pole hike. Great views on the trail.  About 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. And who knows we may be tempted for coffee afterwards.

For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/road-to-wos/273326223/?share=%7Ezwterksr%244osscyus. Dogs are welcome, subject to local by-laws.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Starbucks, 6400 N Highway 224 E-1, Park City
2023-08-11HikeMODERATE HIKE – LOFTY LAKES LOOP, UINTASMODERATE HIKE – LOFTY LAKES LOOP, UINTAS Friday, August 11th, Moderate hike Lofty Lakes loop trail in the Uintas. Date/Time:  Friday, August 11 - 8:30am Meet: 8:30am Quinn's Junction parking lot, near restrooms, for an on-time departure.  Alternatively, meet at the Pass Lake trailhead at 9:15, ~32 miles past Kamas, on the left side of the road after Mirror Lake. ~ 4.5 miles, ~1000’ ascent.  This route will take you by Scout, Lofty and Kamas Lakes while hiking through forests and alpine wildflower meadows. It offers stunning views of Uinta peaks.  The hike begins at ~10,100 feet and ascends through sections of steep, rocky terrain.  We will stop for a snack or lunch near Kamas Lake. Dogs are welcome, leashed at trailhead, off-leash permitted while hiking. No, or intermittent cell service. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ You will need to display a National Park Pass or Mirror Lake Recreation Area Day Use Permit when parking at the Pass Lake Trailhead. Leader:  August hike coordinator Kas Shanks will lead this hike and is seeking a volunteer co-leader.  The co-leader will gain experience leading hikes and may sweep the group or lead part of the group hiking at a different pace.  If interested, please text or call 832 250 1021.Quinn\'s Junction Parking Lot, Gilmor Way, Park City
2023-08-09HikeMODERATE HIKE – TOP OF PAYDAY CHAIR (LIFT-ASSISTED) TO PCMR BASEMODERATE HIKE – TOP OF PAYDAY CHAIR (LIFT-ASSISTED) TO PCMR BASE Wednesday, August 9th – Moderate Hike: Top of Payday Chair to PCMR Base Date/Time:  Wednesday, August 9 / 2:30 pm Meet: 2:30 pm at the picnic tables in front of the Payday lift for an on-time departure of 2:30 pm. Bring your 2023/2024 Epic Pass to get on the chairlift for free (even if you’ve only made a $49 deposit). If you don’t have an Epic Pass, day passes are $35. ~3 miles, ~ 200” ascent, ~1500’ descent after riding the chair up. This is a loop hike at a moderate pace of 2-2.5mph.  From the trails you see ore tram towers and views of Park City. After the hike we will go to Baja Cantina for refreshments of your choice. Cell service. No dogs allowed. Please bring 4 hiking essentials. https://pcmsc.org/summer-sports/hike/hiking-essentials/ If the weather does not look good on the morning of the hike, please contact the hike leader by text at: 713.494.9145 to ascertain status. Leader:  Diane Jamail, 713.299.6771 and Ray Naudain, 713.494.914  Payday Express Chairlift, Park City Mountain Resort, Park City
2023-08-08HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE UP DUBOIS AND DOWN COLIN’S TRAIL

Tuesday 8th August at 09:00 - Easy Hike - Circular Hike up Dubois and down Colin’s trail.

Meet at the car park of Park City Community Church off Bear Hollow Drive for an on time departure at 9:00am.

First half is uphill followed by a second half downhill. Just under 3 miles; more elevation gain - 508 feet - than most Easy Hikes but we will take plenty of rest stops; plenty of shade; I would class this as a two pole hike. Great views from the top and some interesting birds. About 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. And who knows we may be tempted for coffee afterwards.

For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/r/249189482?utm_source=mail&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content.

Dogs are welcome, subject to local by-laws.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2023-08-07HikeEASY LEISURELY WILDFLOWER HIKE IN LOWER ALBION MEADOWS

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

(This hike was postponed from August 2 as the wildflower had not yet reached their peak)

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

Steve & Kathy Holmes - Cell: 305-338-2831
Albion Base Trailhead, Little Cottonwood Canyon , Alta
2023-08-02HikePOSTPONED TO AUG. 7 - EASY LEISURELY WILDFLOWER HIKE IN LOWER ALBION MEADOWSAlbion Base Trailhead, Little Cottonwood Canyon , Alta
2023-08-01HikeEASY HIKE –SILVER LAKE VILLAGE TO PAYDAY LIFT ALONG MID-MOUNTAIN TRAIL

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 

Deer Valley, Silver Lake, 7600 Royal Street , Park City
2023-07-28HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – CLAYTON PEAKFriday, July 28 – Moderate Plus Hike to Clayton Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Holiday Village 4 Cinema for an on-time departure of 8:30 5.5 miles, 1800 feet of vertical. We'll climb to the top of Clayton Peak, which rises above Bonanza Flat. You MUST be comfortable scrambling over and around rocks and large boulders.  Bring a lunch for the top. If you use poles, it will be helpful to have a way to secure them to your pack when we start to scramble to the top. It's been reported that bugs are bad along this entire route. Sorry, no dogs, we're going to pass Bloods Lake, and they're not allowed there. 4-4.5 hours of hiking, we SHOULD be back to the movie theater by 2:00. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224  Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2023-07-25HikeMODERATE TO MODERATE PLUS HIKE UP LAMBS CANYONTuesday, July 25 – Moderate to moderate plus hike up Lamb’s Canyon We will meet at 8:30 at the parking area just outside the gate to Lamb’s Canyon Road at 8:30 AM to car pool to the trailhead since there is limited parking at the trail head.  Take I-80 to exit 137, “Lamb’s Canyon”. This is a 4.3 mile out and back hike on a well maintained trail. The elevation gain deserves the moderate plus rating since it is about 1500 feet or about 700 ft gain per mile. We will hike up at a pace under 2 mph and down a little faster.  The hike will take about 2.5 hours. Bring a snack to enjoy at the turn around point. Dogs are not allowed as the is a watershed area. Cell service is intermittent. Bring the four hiking essentials. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which will be provided by the leader. Leader: Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022Lambs Canyon Road, 2800 Lambs Canyon Road, Salt Lake City
2023-07-25HikeEasy Hike - Circular Walk Up Skid Row & Along Lost ProspectorMeet at Prospector Park Car Park for an on-time 09:00am departure.

PLEASE NOTE — DUE TO HOT WEATHER THIS HIKE WILL NOW BE STARTING AT 09:00.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy circular walk up Skid Row and along Lost Prospector; under 3.5 miles; an easy one pole hike on the Tony scale of difficulty; less than 450 feet of vertical; interesting wildlife; some shade; will 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. This will not be an Olympic race-walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. For detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/circular-walk-up-skid-row-and-along-lost-prospector/252660265/?share=%7Eztzhqeog%244ossdip4 Dogs welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Bring the four hiking essentials. 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. Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 200 4066  
Prospector Park , 2500 Wyatt Earp Way, Park City
2023-07-24HikeMODERATE HIKE - NOTCH LAKE

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

Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2023-07-24HikeMODERATE HIKE – EMPIRE CANYONMonday, July 24 – Moderate Hike, Empire Canyon Meet in the parking lot of the Holiday 4 Village Cinema for an on-time departure of 8:30 5.5 miles, 1100 feet of elevation. Most of these trails are shady, so it should be nice and cool for this hike. There will be a bit of bushwhacking on our way down. Dogs welcome. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2023-07-18HikeEASY HIKE-AROUND FINK AGAIN

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

East canyon trailhead, East Canyon Trailhead, Park city
2023-07-17HikeMODERATE HIKE - EMPIRE PASS TO MIDWAY OVERLOOK
Monday, July 17 - Moderate Hike:  Empire Pass to Midway Overlook
 
Meet at the parking lot in front of Wasatch Bagels for an on time departure of 8:30am.  We will carpool to the Empire Pass parking area in that the parking availability is typically limited.
 
This is a loop type hike.  We will hike at a moderate pace of 2-2.5mph for a total distance of about 5 miles with about a 1000’ vertical gain.  Overall the hike will take about 2.5-3.0 hours.  At the overlook there are great 270 degree views of the Jordanelle, surrounding mountains, Heber, Midway and Deer Creek Reservoir.
 
We will have time for a light snack at the turnaround.
 
Please bring the four hiking essentials (These can be found on the Club’s website, under Summer Sports and Hiking.)  I would encourage bringing hiking pole(s) in that a portion is somewhat steep.
 
Dogs are welcome but owners must leash them at the Empire Pass area
 
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, please contact the hike leader by text at:  203 258 4878 to ascertain status.
 
Leader:  John Ritter (203 258 4878)
Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2023-07-14HikeMODERATE HIKE – MCKONKEYS/PIONEER/DEER VALLEYFriday, July 14, Moderate Hike – McConkeys/Pioneer/Deer Valley Meet at the picnic tables by the rock climbing wall at the base of Park City Mountain for an on-time departure of 10:30. Bring your 2023/2024 Epic Pass to get on the chairlift for free (even if you've only made a $49 deposit). If you don't have an Epic Pass, day passes are $35. The ticket window opens at 10:00, leave enough time to stand in line to buy a ticket so that we can leave at 10:30. 6 miles, 1000ish feet of vertical. PARTS OF THIS HIKE WILL BE EXPLORATORY! We'll take the Crescent Lift up and hike over to the McConkey's and Pioneer area before we head into Deer Valley to take the bus back. There's snow on our route, so we'll probably do some bushwhacking and/or walking through snow. Poles will be very helpful in these areas. Sorry, no dogs. Bring a snack/lunch to eat somewhere along the trail. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Mountain, 1345 Lowell Ave, Park City
2023-07-11HikeEASY HIKE - MID-MOUNTAIN FROM SILVER LAKE DOWN TO DEER VALLEY CAFEEASY HIKE - MID-MOUNTAIN FROM SILVER LAKE DOWN TO DEER VALLEY CAFE Tuesday July 11 - Easy Hike - Mid-Mountain from Silver Lake down to Deer Valley Cafe - where we may partake of a beverage. Meet at the Old Town Transit Centre in time for the 9:44am Number 4 Orange bus to Silver Lake - it’s FREE - and it will leave promptly at 9:44am. If anyone wants to meet at the Royal Street cafe deck at Silver Lake we should be there for a 10:00am prompt departure. After the hike we can catch a bus back to the transit centre. Silver Creek now charging $30 bucks to park.  Take the bus avoid the fu$$ Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/stroll in Deer Valley.  The stroll will be about 4 miles, the ultimate easy hike, mainly down hill, 1,200 feet descent, one way, with great views at a pace of 1.5 MPH to suit the group and take under 3 hours with frequent stops along the way to rest and enjoy the beautiful views.  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.  For a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/utah/mid-mountain-silver-lake-to-deer-valley-grocery-cafe/110766266/#dm=1. Dogs are not allowed on Deer Valley property.  There are restroom facilities at the beginning and the end of the hike/stroll. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring snacks and plenty of water.  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 435 200-4066Old Town Transit Center, Swede Alley, Park City, UT
2023-07-10HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – MT. STELLENMonday, July 10 – Moderate Plus Hike – Mt. Stellen Meet at the Old Town Transit Center at 9:00 to catch the 9:14 bus. If you miss the bus, you'll miss the hike. 6ish miles, 1500ish feet of vertical. This will be semi-exploratory, as I haven't done this hike in a few years. I'm hoping there's no snow or mud at the top.  Sorry, no dogs. Bring a lunch/snack for the 360˚ views at the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224 Old Town Transit Center, Swede Alley, Park City, UT
2023-07-07HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – SUMMIT PARK PEAKFriday, July 7; Moderate Plus Hike – Summit Park Peak Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 5.25 miles, 1700 feet of vertical. Bring a lunch/snack for the top; dogs welcome; Note: I have not previewed this hike, but I'm pretty sure there's no snow. Hiking time should be four hours Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-06-30HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROB'S TRAIL FROM THE ENCLAVEFriday, June 30 - Moderate hike up Rob's Trail from the Enclave t Meet at Park City Community Church parking lot at 8:45 AM to carpool to The Enclave due to limited parking. The church is located on Bear Hollow Drive, right behind the Park City Nursery. The hike will start on the private trail in The Enclave private trails connecting to Dubois and Rob’s trail to about 100 feet beyond Sam’s bench for a great view.     The hike will be on well established trails for a little less than 5 miles round trip with about 900 vertical.    This is an out and back hike that should take about 2,5 hours, Dogs should be on leashes as there is a Mama Moose and baby in neighborhood and has been sighted on the trail. There is an option on the way down to hike to Rob’s trailhead and walk down Bear Hollow Drive. Cell service should be available for most of the hike. Bring the four hiking essentials. Leader:  Jane Sagerman - cell: 858-945-2718  park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2023-06-30HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-BIG MOUNTAIN

MODERATE PLUS HIKE

Friday 6/30- Moderate Plus Hike Big Mountain (Listed as Bald Mountain on AllTrails) via The Great Western Trail.

Meet at PC Bagels in Pinebrook, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Road, Park City, UT 84098 8:15am  for an on-time departure ,or at the trailhead at 8:45 am.  The trailhead is located at Exit 134, East Canyon, (Mountain Dell off I-80).  Travel 8.4 miles on UT-65.  The parking lot and trailhead are on the right (there is a big cell tower).

Leader: Lori Tarmey

This is a 6.8 mile out and back hike with an elevation gain of 1,627 ft over rolling hills.  It will take 4-4 1/2 hours.  Hoping for beautiful wildflowers and the views are guaranteed spectacular.

Please note that there are exposed areas so it can get hot.  Remember the hiking essentials and bring plenty of water.  We will lunch/snack at the top.

Sorry no dogs.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if the hike has been cancelled.

Leaders:  Lori Tarmey:  954-444-9723

PC Bagels, 3126 Quarry Road, Park City, Park City
2023-06-30HikeCANCELLED - MODERATE TO MODERATE PLUS HIKE - LAMB'S CANYON
Friday, June 30 - Cancelled Moderate to moderate plus hike up Lamb's Canyon due to the forest service wildfire mitigation work.
Lambs Canyon Road, 2800 Lambs Canyon Road, Salt Lake City
2023-06-28HikeMODERATE HIKE - SUMMIT PARK
Wednesday, June 28 - moderate hike in Summit Park
Meet at Park City Bagels parking lot in Quarry Village in Pinebrook at 9:30 for an on time departure.
This will be a moderate hike in Summit Park up to and along the ridge above the Lambs Canyon overlook.  The hike will be about four miles wiith a 1200 ft elevation gain and will take about 2 1/2 hours.
Dogs are welcome.
Bring the four hiking essentials.
Leader: Bub’ Carlson -  cell 435-729-0408.
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-06-27HikeEasy Hike - RTS TrailMeet at Millenium Trailhead (Pony Express Statue) in Kimble Junction for an on-time 10:00am departure. Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike up the Millennium Trail and around the RTS trail; under 3.5 miles; an easy zero pole hike on the Tony scale of difficulty; less than 330 feet of vertical; interesting wildlife; some shade; will 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. This will not be an Olympic race-walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. For detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/rts-trail/249251167/?share=%7Eztjsatea%244ossdlga Dogs welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Bring the four hiking essentials. 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. Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 200 4066  Millennium Trailhead, 1743 Redstone Avenue, Park City
2023-06-26HikeMODERATE HIKE - STEWARD FALLS NEAR SUNDANCEMODERATE  HIKE - Stewart Falls near Sundance Monday, June 26 - Moderate hike - Stewart Falls near Sundance Meet at Quinn’s Junction parking lot north of the bathrooms by the athletic fields for an on-time departure of 8:00am or you can meet at the Aspen Grove trailhead at 8:30am.  The trail is very popular so expect lots of people. Stewart Falls is best in the spring when the 200 ft waterfall is raging and this is the year!  The trail is mostly shaded and traverses avalanche terrain. I have not previewed it this year but  have read there are downed trees and it may be muddy but totally worth the effort for the views and waterfall. The hike is 4 miles roundtrip, 400 ft of elevation. It should take 2-3 hours of hiking time with 30 min drive time on either end. You may bring dogs but they will need to be on a leash. Bring the hiking essential, plenty of water, sunscreen, good shoes and bug spray. We will stop for a snack at the falls. If weather is questionable, please text the hike leader. There is a stinky bathroom at the TH. A National Park Pass is required so carpool with someone who has one! You will be required to sign the Clubs activity release form provided by the hike leader. Hike leader:  Mary Laudon number at 314-780-2348Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2023-06-23HikeMODERATE HIKE - CROW'S NEST
Friday, June 23 - Moderate Hike - Crow's Nest Via Huber Grove (Wasatch Mountain State Park, Midway
Meet at Quinn’s Junction parking lot north of the bathrooms by the athletic fields for an on-time departure of 9:00 AM.. Carpooling is encouraged. A state park pass is required for parking.
We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2 mph for a total distance of about 5.2 miles with 1200 feet elevation gain. The hike will take about 3 hours.
Dogs are welcome but dog owners should be aware that the State Park requires dogs to be on leash at all times. There is a steep fine.
Cell service is  available.
Bring the four hiking essentials.
All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release Form which will be provided by the leader.
Those that want, can stop at the Heber Valley Brewery for lunch after the hike.
Leader: Dan Albano - Cell 978 549-5328
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2023-06-20HikeEASY HIKE - AROUND ROUND VALLEY
EASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND ROUND VALLEY Tuesday June 20th 2023 @ 10:00  - Circular Hike Around Round Valley Meet at the Round Valley Way trail head parking for a on time departure at 10:00am Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/walk.  This will be about a 2.8 mile loop hike/walk with 370 feet of elevation gain at an easy pace of 1.5 MPH, take about 2 hours with frequent rest stops along the way and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great views. This will not be an Olympic Race Walking event and there will no medals awarded, not even a bronze Dogs are welcome subject to local by-laws. There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the trail.
For detailed map go to https://out.ac/abwvV Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Round Valley Way Trailhead off Sunny Slopes in Park Meadows, Round Valley Way, Park City
2023-06-19HikeMODERATE HIKE  - SHINGLE CREEK IN THE UINTAS
Monday, June 19 - Moderate Hike Shingle Creek in the Uintas
Meet at the left side of the parking lot of Foodtowne in Kamus  for an on-time departure at 9:00 AM.
We will carpool to the trailhead.  Bring your National Park pass or ride with someone who has one.
This will be an out and back hike to the bridge on a nice gradual trail.  We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2 mph for a total distance of about 5.5 miles with 900 feet elevation gain. The hike will take about 3 hours.
Dogs are welcome but dog owners should be aware of the fast moving stream adjacent to the trail!
Cell service is not available.
Bring the four hiking essentials.
All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release Form which will be provided by the leader.
Those that want, can stop at the Notch for lunch after the hike.
Leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell: 9i7-881-9022
Kamus Food town, 145 West 200 south, Kamus
2023-06-16HikeMODERATE HIKE - GLENWILD
Friday, June 16 - Moderate loop hike in Glenwild
Meet at the Glenwild/Spring Creek trailhead for an on time departure at 9:30 AM
The parking lot is off Bitner Road about 1/2 miles East of Kimball Junction. Turn left off Bitner on to Glenwild Drive to parking lot on the left.
This will be a moderate loop hike in Glenwild of about 4 1/2 miles, have a 1000 ft vertical, and will take about 2 1/2 hours.
Dogs welcome.
Bring the four hiking essentials.
Cell service should be available for most of the hike.
Leader: Bub Carlson - Cell: 435-729-0408.
Spring Creek Trailhead Parking, 1303 Pheasant Way, Park City
2023-06-13HikeEASY HIKE - AROUND SNOW TOP
EASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND SNOW TOP Tuesday, June 13th at 10:00 - Easy Hike - Circular Hike Around Snow Top Meet at the trail head parking, 3853 Rising Star Lane, PC, 84060 for a on time departure at 10:00am Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/walk.  This will be about a 2.5 miles loop hike/walk with 380 feet of elevation gain at an easy pace of 1.5 MPH, take about 2 hours with frequent rest stops along the way and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. A favorite hike for me and at last it's dry enough to do it.  This will not be an Olympic Race Walking event and there will no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are welcome subject to local by-laws. There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the trail.
For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/united-states-of-america/snow-top/240752854/#dm=1

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane, Park City
2023-06-13HikeMODERATE + HIKE - FLYING DOG TRAIL
Tuesday, June 13 - Moderate plus hike up Flying Dog trail
 
Meet: at the home of Jeri & Rob Brooke, 9036 Sackett Dr, Park City for an on time departure at  9:30 AM
The hike is a loop of on a well defined trail for about 8.5 miles, and has about 1100 ft vertical, and will take approximately 3.5  hours. Our pace will be 2-2.5 mph.
Please remember to bring the 4 hiking essentials. (We will most likely encounter Mountain Bikers on the trail.)
Dogs are allowed.
Cell service should be available for most of the hike
Leaders: Sheri Thomas, ‭435-640-9535‬
                    Jeri Brooke, 847-525-5433
                     Dan Albano, ‭978-549-5328‬
Home of Rob & Jeri Brooke, 9036 Sackett Dr, Park City
2023-06-12HikeEASY-MODERATE HIKE - WASATCH STATE PARKMonday, June 12 - Easy-moderate hike - Wasatch State Park Meet at Wasatch State Park: 975 Golf Course Dr, Midway, UT 84049 at 10:00 AM for an ontime departure This easy/moderate 3 mile hike, with 492 elevation gain, will take us through the interpretive nature trail and lead us to a large boulder field from a glacier deposit. We will hike at about 2 mph with stops for breaks and no one will be left behind!This hike takes approximately 1 hour 40 minutes. Dogs welcome. Bring the four hiking essentials. Cell service should be available for most of the hike Bring you Utah State Park pass or cash for the fee box The trailhead is at the parking area for the campground - go past the golf course entrance, it is on the left just before the Guardsman pass gate. Leader: Susan Steinke - Cell: 321-440-0362Wasatch State Park, 975 Golf Course Dr, Midway
2023-06-08HikeModerate Hike at Skyridge TrailheadModerate Hike Thursday June 8 meet at 8:30 at Skyridge Trailhead This is a moderate hike of 4 1/2 miles with elevation gain of 850, beautiful views. The trail head is off the Jordanell Pkway about 1 mile from the turn off on Brown’s Canyon and 248. The new traffic light. Our pace will be 2-2.5 mph, please remember to bring the 4 hiking essentials and car pool if you can. Dogs are allowed but be sure to bring water this can be a hot trail. Leader is Donna Sims 727 871-2757Skyridge Trailhead, Jordanelle Parkway, Kamas
2023-06-07HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROB'S TRAIL, ROSBUDHEAVEN, AMBUSH LOOPWednesday,, June 7 - Moderate hike - Rob's Trail, Rosebud Heaven, Ambush Loop Meet at Rob's trailhead at 9:30 AM for an on-time departure There is limited parking at the trailhead, so car pooling from the Community  Church parking lot is encouraged.  The parking area 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. Hike leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell:917-881-9022Rob\'s trailhead, Bear hollow Drive, Park City
2023-06-06HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND MASONIC HILL

Tuesday 6th June at 10:00am - Easy Circular Hike around Masonic Hill

Meet at the small parking area on the right hand side as you go up Aerie Drive (see map) for an on time departure at 10:00am.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike.  At last it’s dry enough to do one of my favourite hikes. This will be a 3.5 miles loop hike with 430 feet of elevation gain at a 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  There is shade.  Great 360 degree views.  For a detailed map see https://out.ac/aeftX 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 welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Haven’t a clue about cell service.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Masonic Hill, 950 Aerie Dr, Park City
2023-06-05HikeMODERATE HIKE – MOTHER URBAN IN OLD TOWNMonday, June 5 – Moderate Hike, Mother Urban in Old Town Meet in the free parking lot ACROSS THE STREET from the Park City Library (Mawhinney Parking Lot) for an on-time departure of 10:00 (please don't park in the library parking lot) 4 miles, 700 feet of vertical. Come see what this new trail is about as we cross all the town ski runs. Dogs welcome, but you must bring a leash for parts of this hike. You'll be home by lunch. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Library Excess Parking Lot (Mawhinny Parking Lot), 1220 Park Avenue, Park Avenue
2023-05-31HikeModerate Hike-ROUND VALLEY-OLD RANCH RD TRAILHEAD (Rambler DT and Rossi trails)Meet at Canyons in the Cabriolet Parking Lot behind the 7/11 for an on time 9:00 AM departure. We will carpool to the trail head due to limited parking at the trail head. The hike is approximately a 3.5 mile out and back hike on a well defined trail. Elevation gain is approximately 500'. We may encounter a few down hill mountain bikers. Hike speed will be about 2 mph and should take 2.5 hours. The trail is dry but has a rocky/gravely surface so sturdy hiking shoes/boots are advised. There are panoramic views of the Old Ranch Road and Park Meadows areas and an elk herd may also be seen. Dogs are welcome and can be off leash beyond the sign. There are NO watering holes for the dogs, so bring plenty of water for them. Cell service should be good. We will stop for a snack break at the turn-around point. Remember the four hiking essentials. LEADER: Robin Reade:  Cell:  860-989-1519Canyons Cabriolet Parking Lot, 4000 Canyons Resort Road, Park City
2023-05-30HikeEASY HIKE - TRAILSIDEEasy hike around Trailside. Meet at North Round Valley Trailhead for an on-time 10:00am departure. 3.2 miles, with less than 350 feet of vertical. Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike around Trailside of ~3.2 miles; great views and interesting wildlife; less than 350ft 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. This will not be an Olympic race-walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze.  Directions: The trailhead is the 2nd small car park on Silver Summit Parkway as you come from Trailside or the first small car park on Silver Summit Parkway if you come from US40 (not the big Trailside car park) - see detailed map, including meeting place, see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/trailside/239770789/?share=%7Ezsnwbnse%244ossualw Dogs welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Bring the four hiking essentials. 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. Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 200 4066  North Round Valley Trailhead, 575 Silver Summit Pkwy, Park City
2023-05-30HikeSEMI STRENOUS HIKE – MT. WIRE AND RED BUTTE PEAKTuesday, May 30 – Semi Strenuous Hike to Mt. Wire and Red Butte Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 4.5 miles, 2200 feet of elevation gain. STEEP! We'll bag two peaks behind the University of Utah. We'll head up to Mt. Wire, have lunch, then down to the Living Room via Red Butte Peak. Minor scrambling on the way down. Dogs welcome. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-05-26HikeMODERATE HIKE - SALT LAKE CITY - AVENUES TO TWIN PEAK
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
Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-05-23HikeEASY HIKE-ALONG THE RAIL TRAIL AND BACK

EASY HIKE - Along the Rail Trail and Back

 Tuesday 23rd May 2023, 2 PM for an easy hike from Round Valley down the Rail Trail and back.

Meet at the second car park on the right off F J Gillmor Way as you turn into Round Valley, next to the giant floodlights at soccer pitches (not the first dog car park) at 14:00 for a prompt departure.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk along the Rail Trail - for a detailed map, including meeting place see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/rail-trail/240495523/#dm=1.

The walk will be about 3.6 miles; great views and hopefully some interesting wildlife; on tarmac; mainly flat; less than 100ft 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. 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 day 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 - https://pcmsc.org/calendar/ -  for latest information on all events.

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

Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2023-05-18HikeCANCELED - MODERATE HIKE - ROCKY TOP TRAILCANCELED due to a pond of water on trail MODERATE HIKE ON ROCKY TOP TRAIL Meet at Quinn's Junction near the bathroom for prompt 9am departure. This will be an out and back moderate hike on a well defined trail of about 7 miles total with gentle incline, about 950 feet total elevation gain. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops along the way. The hike will take about four hours. Bring a snack to enjoy at the Rocky Top. Dogs are welcome! LEADER: Jen Heineman Cell: 801-557-5794 Be sure to bring the four hiking essentialsQuinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2023-05-16HikeEASY HIKE – SILVER STAR RESTAURANT DOWN THE TRAILS TO THE OLD BARN AND BACK

EASY HIKE - Silver Star Restaurant Down The Trails To The Old Barn And Back

Tuesday 16th May 2023 for an easy hike from Silver Star Restaurant down the Olympic Parkway Trail to the Old Barn and back along the Farm Trail.

Meet outside Silver Star Restaurant at 14:00 for a prompt departure.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk to the Old Barn - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/silver-star-to-old-barn-and-back/239406028/

The walk will be about 4 miles; on tarmac or packed gravel; mainly flat; 233 feet elevation gain; take around 2.5 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 members can check whether the hike has been canceled 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 435 200 4066

Silver Star, 1825 Three Kings Dr,, Park City
2023-05-13HikeMODERATE HIKE AROUND RED BUTTE GARDENSat, May 13, Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike above and around the Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah. The hike will have an 800 ft vertical, will be about 4 mi, and will take about 2 hrs. Meet in the parking lot in front of Park City Bagels in Quarry Village, Pinebrook, at 9:15 am or at the parking lot behind the Pharmacy Research Building, U of U Research Park, at 383 Colorow Dr at 10:00. Since this is down in Salt Lake there will be no snow or mud, only wildflowers. Dogs are welcome. Remember the hiking essentials. Leader: Bub Carlson:  Bub’s cell is 435-729-0408.Park City Bread & Bagel, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-05-09HikeEASY HIKE - MILLENNIUM TRAIL

EASY HIKE - Millennium Trail From Swaner Preserve at Kimball Junction And Back 

Meet at the sun dial outside the Swaner Preserve building  at Kimball Junction at 14:00 for a prompt departure.

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 - please note we meet outside Swaner reserve building not Starbucks.

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. 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 members can check whether the hike has been canceled 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

 

Swaner Preserve, 1258 Center Dr, Park City
2023-05-04HikeEasy/Moderate Migratory Bird HikeEasy/Moderate Migratory Bird Hike--Rail Trail Coalville/Echo THURSDAY MAY 4: Easy/Moderate hike on the Rail Trail, Coalville/Echo area to view the migrating birds in and around Echo Reservoir. Meet at the rail trail parking lot just north of Coalville town. Take first left onto W 200 North which is the first left after the Liquor Store which you'll see on your right on Main Street. Departure Time: 10:00 AM, (get to the trailhead before the departure time.) We will head north on the Rail Trail a little over an hour searching for migrating and year round birds along the Echo Reservoir. This is an out and back, stop and look hike, (no cardio work out on this hike). Bring BINOCULARS, bird identifying books, water and a snack. It can be a little windy along the reservoir. Dogs invited and the trail should be dry, cell service is good. Hike Leader: Robin Reade   Cell/Text:  860-989-1519Coalville Rail Trail, W 200 N, Coalville
2023-05-02HikeEASY HIKE - WILLOW CREEK TO WHITE BARNTuesday 2nd May 14:00 -  Easy Hike from Willow Creek to the White Barn and back. Meet at Willow Creek parking lot, departing 14:00. Easy stroll  along the McLeod Creek Trail, to the Farm Trial with a turnaround at McPolin Farm.  It will be a 3.6 mile hike on very easy terrain; about 200 feet  elevation gain with beautiful views of streams and maybe some beavers.  There may still be some snow left on the path, but I'm just fed up with it impeding easy hike possibilities, so I'm going for it no matter what. The pace will be about 1.5 MPH;  take about 2 hours; no one will be dropped; rest stops as needed.  This will not be an Olympic Speed walking event, especially as I'm still at sea level.  Dogs are welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Map can be viewed here – https://out.ac/IBmqrk

 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

 
Willow Creek Parking Lot, 4460 North Split Rail Lane, Park City
2023-05-02HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE TO TWIN PEAKS IN SLCTuesday, May 2 – Moderate Plus Hike to Twin Peaks in SLC Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 4 miles, 1200 feet of vertical. STEEP!! No snow, no mud; dogs welcome If you'd like to meet us at the trailhead, please contact me Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-04-25HikeEasy Hike Around Park Meadows

Tuesday 25th April for a prompt 14:00 departure.

 Meet outside the PC MARC.

Tony Edwards will lead a stroll around Park Meadows. It is about 3.2  miles; with less than 100  feet elevation gain; will take under 2 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.

Map can be viewed here - https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/park-meadows-short-stroll/264488207/?share=%7Ezvfzawxz%244ossxynj

 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

 

Park City MARC, 1200 little kate, Park city
2023-04-19HikeMODERATE HIKE UP KING ROAD IN OLD TOWNWednesday, April 19– Moderate Hike Up King Road in Old Town Meet in the free parking lot ACROSS THE STREET from the Park City Library for an on-time departure of 10:00 (please don't park in the library parking lot) 5 miles, 900 feet of vertical. We'll hike up the very steep, paved and plowed King Road. Dogs are welcome, but they'll have to be on a leash as we get to and from King Road. We should be back to the cars by noon. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Library Excess Parking Lot (Mawhinny Parking Lot), 1220 Park Avenue, Park Avenue
2023-04-18HikeEasy Snow Free Hike

Meet outside the Christian Centre in Park City.

Tony Edwards will lead an afternoon stroll up into town and back down Poison Creek Trail, who knows we may even stop for coffee, or maybe afternoon tea,  if we can find somewhere and the group is interested. The route will be snow free and may be varied on the day if there are more snow free alternatives.  It is about 3 miles; with 300 feet elevation gain; will take under 2 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.

Parkings very limited at the Christian Centre. I suggest you park across the road at City Park.

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

 

The Christian Center, 1283 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
2023-04-17HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE TO THE 1st STREAM CROSSING ON MT. OLYMPUSMonday, April 17 – Moderate Plus Hike to the 1st Stream Crossing on Mt. Olympus Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 4 miles, 1400 feet of vertical. We'll hike to the first stream crossing. This trail is mostly dry with only a few packed snow piles. No snowshoes/spikes/yaktrax necessary. Parts of this trail are steep. Dogs welcome, bring a snack/lunch for our turnaround point. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2023-04-10HikeEasy Hike up Poison Creek Trail to Deer Valley

Monday, 10th April for a prompt 14:00 departure.

 Meet outside the Christian Centre in Park City.

Tony Edwards will lead a stroll up a snow free Poison Creek Trail and onto Deer Valley. It is about 4 miles; with 350 feet elevation gain; will take under 2 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. If the group decides then we may even be tempted for a coffee stop at the Deer Valley cafe to enjoy the awesome scenery. A map of the route can be seen here https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/christian-centre-to-deer-valley/263623467/?share=%7Ezvcgy7tt%244osstupu

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

 

The Christian Center, 1283 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
2022-12-16HikeEASY NATURALIST-LED HIKE ON JORDANELLE PERIMETER TRAIL
Friday, November 18, 10:00 am.  Easy Naturalist-led Hike on Jordanelle Perimeter Trail
Time: 10:00 am at the Rock Cliff Nature Center, or 9:30 Quinn's Junction Trailhead, Gillmor Way, Park City for carpool
Where: Rock Cliff Nature Center, 2500 UT-32, Kamas
Explore nature in early winter with an expert! We will car-pool from Quinn's Junction Trailhead parking, past the restrooms, on-time departure of 9:30 am, to meet naturalist Lara Chho from the Wasatch Mountain Institute at the Rock Cliff Nature Center at 10.   We will then head to the Perimeter Trail around 10:30. We will hike at a naturalist pace, max 2 mph. It is an out and back, returning to the parking area at the boat ramp by 12:30 at the latest.  Those who would like to continue for a longer moderate-paced hike should arrange this with their carpool. Come prepared with sturdy shoes, poles and spikes as needed, and dress for wintry conditions! Bring binoculars if you have them.  Let me know if you would like to be picked up at the Rocky top trailhead. Dogs on leashes allowed. The State Park entrance fee is $10 per car, $5 seniors.  Please bring your pass if you have one.
Leader:  Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864, joan.entwistle@gmail.com
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-10-21HikeMODERATE PLUS TO SEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE TO FRARY PEAK
Friday, October 21 – Moderate plus to semi-strenuous hike to Frary Peak on Antelope Island
Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village to car pool for on time departure at 8:00 AM.  Alternatively, meet at the trailhead parking lot at 9:30 AM
 
This will be an out and back hike on the Frary Peak trail which is about 3.5 miles from the trailhead to the top of the peak with an elevation gain of about 2200 feet.  The first 3 miles is a well maintained trail with switchbacks and is a moderate to moderate plus hike due to the elevation gain.  The last .5 mile up to the summit is a more challenging, strenuous section that is optional.   The hike will take about 4 to 4.5 hours and we will hike at a pace of 2 to 2.5 mph.  
Dogs are not allowed.
The views of the Island and the Salt Lake are spectacular, so bring a snack or lunch to enjoy while looking at the scenery.  
The directions to the trailhead, which is about 1.5 hours from Park City are as follows:
 I-80 to I-15 North.  Proceed up I-15 for about 28 miles, take exit 332 for UT-108/Antelope Drive.  Turn left and proceed on Antelope Island Drive to the toll booth for the Island.  After crossing on the causeway, bear left to the Frary Peak Parking area on the right had side of the road, (about .5 miles).
You may want to use the bathroom facilities at the visitors center before going to the trailhead.
  
Be sure to bring your state park pass and four hiking essentials.
 
The leader will bring the Activity Release form which you are required to sign before joining the hike.
Leader: Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-10-19HikeMODERATE HIKE, DALY CANYON
Moderate hike Wed, Oct 19 in Daly Canyon
Leader:  Lisa Hunter 770-630-2233
We will hike a 4-ish mile loop from the parking lot on Daly Ave above Main Street.
Elevation gain about 1000 feet. It will take about 2 hours.  Most of hike is in the shade.
Meet at the parking lot on Daly Ave at 9:25 for prompt 9:30 departure.
Dogs are welcome
Thanks, Lisa
daly trailhead, 399-243 Daly Ave, Park City
2022-10-14HikeSPIRO TRAIL HIKE
SPIRO TRAIL Friday, Oct 14, Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike up the Spiro Trail.  Meet at 9:30 in the PCMR parking lot next to the First Time Lift.  The hike will be about 5 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical, and will take about 3 hrs. Dogs are welcome.  Bub’s phone is 435-729-0408.
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2022-10-14HikeModerate PC Mining History Hike

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.
Upper Sandridge Parking Lot, 100-250 Sandridge Avenue, Park City
2022-10-12HikeMODERATE HIKE – SKY RIDGE TRAIL

Wed, October 12 – Sky Ridge Trail - Moderate Hike

Prompt start at 9:30am at Trailhead at Jordanelle Parkway. You can approach this trailhead from either exit 8 of route 40, heading towards Jordanelle or exit 4, heading towards Kamas. From exit 8 route, head along Jordanelle Parkway about 4 miles and parking area is on left. Trailhead is at parking lot. From exit 4, through The Retreat at the Jordanelle development is the Jordanelle Parkway, about 1.5 miles along the parkway, parking area is on right.

This is a moderate hike with about 4.5 miles and 900 feet of elevation. This is an out and back, which climbs to the top of a ridge, with beautiful views of the Jordanelle Reservoir and mountain vistas at top.  At a moderate pace, this should take about 2.5/3 hours, with a rest at top for a snack. No dogs allowed. Cell service is available.  Parking area has room for about 15 cars (or so).

Sue Johnson (908) 310-6617

Skyridge Trailhead, Jordanelle Parkway, Kamas
2022-10-10HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – CLAYTON PEAKMonday, October 10 – Moderate Plus Hike to Clayton Peak Meet in the parking lot of Holiday Village 4 Cinema for an on-time departure of 9:00 6-7 miles, 1900 feet of elevation. We'll climb to the top of Clayton Peak, which rises above Bonanza Flat. You MUST be comfortable scrambling over and around large rocks. Dogs are welcome, but they must be able to scramble as well. Bring a lunch/snack for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2022-10-07HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – PCMR TRAILSFriday, October 7 – Moderate Plus Hike – PCMR Trails We'll meet in the parking lot ACROSS THE STREET from the Park City Library for a on-time departure of 9:00 (Please don't park in the library parking lot) 4.5 miles, 1300 feet of elevation. We'll go up and down steep ski runs, and various single track trails as we make our way to the top of the Pay Day lift. We'll take various steep trails to make it back to the cars. Dogs welcome. Hiking time should be 2-2.5 hours. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Library Excess Parking Lot (Mawhinny Parking Lot), 1220 Park Avenue, Park Avenue
2022-10-02HikeModerate Hike Bonanza Flat to McConkie Lift
Moderate Hike Sun, Oct 2, Bonanza Flat to McConkie Lift
Hike from Bonanza Flat parking lot to top of McConkie's Lift
Meet at Quinns Jct parking lot, below restrooms to carpool to Bonanza Flat parking lot at 9, or meet at Bonanza Flat parking, past Empire Pass at 9:20 for an 9:30 departure. Parking limited, please try to car pool
Hike is about 5 miles, with about 1200 elevation gain, and will take about 2.5 - 3 hours
Dogs are welcome!  Bring snacks and plenty of water remember 4 hiking essentials
Hiking polls STRONGLY suggested due to loose rock and  rolly gravel.
Leader:  Robin Reade 860-989-1519
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-09-28HikeMODERATE HIKE: STEWART FALLSMODERATE HIKE - STEWART FALLS NEAR SUNDANCE RESORT Wednesday, September 28- Moderate Hike - To Stewart Falls near Sundance Resort Meet at Quinn’s Junction, 300 Gilmor Way, Park City, near the bathrooms, for an on time departure of 9:00am This will be a moderate 3.6 mile, out and back, hike starting at about 6900 feet with about 600 feet of elevation gain.  It is through beautiful forest on the east side of Mount Timpanogos.  The waterfall is two-tiered, over 200 feet tall and should be gushing right now.  The hike including the drive to the trailhead should take 3.5 - 4 hours.  We will start from the Aspen Grove TH which is in a Wilderness Fee Area.  A National Park Pass is needed. Dogs are welcome on a leash.  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.    We can stop and have lunch at Sundance following the hike. Please email jbrooke@tribalexpressions.com if you are interesting in joining for lunch. Leaders – Jeri & Rob Brooke will lead this hike.  Rob will lead those wishing to go at a faster pace and Jeri will lead those wanting to take a bit more time. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if the hike has been cancelled.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-09-26HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE: SUNSET PEAKMeet at the Holiday Village Cinema Parking lot for an on time departure at 9am.   Hike up to Sunset Peak from the Brighton parking lot. It is 5.8 miles out and back with 1975 ft in elevation gain.  Should take about 4 hours at a moderate pace.  Bring a snack or lunch to have at Catherine’s, with an option to stop there and not continue to Sunset Peak.    Note: Dogs are not allowed in BCC due to it being a watershed. Leader: Jane Sagerman   jbanash@yahoo.com    858-945-2718Holiday Village Cinema Parking Lot, 1776 Park Ave, City
2022-09-23HikeMODERATE PCMR MINING HISTORY HIKE
Park in the lot at the base of PCMR and meet in front of the lift pass windows at 10:50, where we will catch the Crescent Lift.  We will view the King Con Tram Counterweight from the chairlift and then take a short walk where we can view King Con Ore Bin & King Con Tram, one of three aerial trams built to serve Park City mines that came over the ridge.  Here we’ll also discuss the history of the Crescent and Bogan Mines. We will then hike down to the Silver King Coalition Mine, which is located at the base of the Bonanza Chairlift.  Here we will discuss:  The Headframe and Steam Engine Buildings, The Silver King Aerial Tram, a couple of stories about Tom Kearns and David Keith, who were among the founders of the Silver King Coalition Mine.  We’ll also walk over to an overlook of the Silver King Mill Buildings and discuss what we see.  For the more adventurous, we can take a walk down the hill and enter the mill building, where we can see various artifacts of the milling process as well as Mother Urban’s car, which is still parked inside the mill building. This hike will visit “The Two Kings Mines”: The Silver King Coalition Mine and Silver King Consolidated.  The hike is offered in partnership with The Park City Museum, which will provide a state-of-the-art headset so that all hikers can hear the tour guide and The Park City Mountain Resort, which will provide complementary lift passes to guests who do not have a current season pass Attendance will be limited to 25 participants, which corresponds to the number of available headsets.  Please RSVP to jetsky54@aol.com and let us know whether you have an Epic Pass or will need a complimentary lift ticket.  We’ll also need a cell phone for at least one member of your party, to coordinate last minute changes in guest schedules. We'll hike back up to the Payday Chairlift, which will return us to the base.  This hike will take approximately 2.5 hours, cover about 2.1 miles and require a climb of 322 vertical feet. This hike is rated moderate because of the elevation gain Leaders: Jodie Towsky  jetsky54@aol.com  cell (516) 205-4151 Sandy Brumley  sandy_brumley@yahoo.com cell (203) 832-5156
PCMR BASE, 1345 Lowell Ave, Park City
2022-09-19HikeEASY HIKE - Circular Walk Around Rambler
EASY HIKE - Circular Around Rambler Monday September 19th 10:00 - Easy Hike  Meet at the Rambler trail head parking on North Old Ranch Road for a on time departure at 10:00am Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/walk.  This will be under 4 miles loop hike/walk with 470 feet of elevation gain at an easy pace of 1.5 MPH, take under 3 hours with frequent rest stops along the way to admire the views and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  My last easy hike this year as we’re being “deported” at the end of September.  This will not be an Olympic Race Walking event and there will no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are welcome subject to local by-laws. There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the trail.
For detailed map go to https://out.ac/dbWpE

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Old Ranch Road Trailhead, Old Ranch Road, Snyderville
2022-09-19HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE – SHINGLE CREEK, UINTASMonday, September 19 – Meet at Quinn’s Junction for on time departure of 8:00 AM or at the Shingle Creek trailhead at 8:45AM This  is an out and back and well marked trail of about 12 miles with about 2500 feet elevation gain. This hike is rated as semi-strenuous  since most of the elevation gain is in the second half of the hike.  The hike duration is about 5 hours. Dogs are welcome.  There is no cell service.  Bring a snack or lunch to enjoy at the lake at the top of the trail.  Bring the four hiking essentials. All participants are required to sign the Club’s activity release form at the start of the hike which will be supplied by the leader. Leader: Howard Cox – cell: 317-363-0262  Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-09-12HikeEASY HIKE - AROUND SNOW TOP
EASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND SNOW TOP Monday September 12th 09:00 - Easy Hike - Circular Hike Around Snow Top Meet at the trail head parking, 3853 Rising Star Lane, PC, 84060 for a on time departure at 9:00am Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/walk.  This will be about a 2.5 miles loop hike/walk with 380 feet of elevation gain at an easy pace of 1.5 MPH, take about 2 hours with frequent rest stops along the way and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. A favorite hike for Tony.  This will not be an Olympic Race Walking event and there will no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are welcome subject to local by-laws. There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the trail.
For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/united-states-of-america/snow-top/240752854/#dm=1

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane, Park City
2022-09-09HikeMODERATE HIKE: SHINGLE CREEK TRAIL IN THE UINTASMeet at Quinn's Junction, next to the restrooms at 8:00 AM for an on-time departure and in an effort to beat the heat. This will be an out and back hike to the bridge on a nice gradual trail.  We will hike at a gradual pace of about 2 mph for a distance of about 5.5 miles with 900 feet elevation gain.  The hike will take about 3 hours. Dogs welcome Cell service is not available. Bring the four hiking essentials. All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release Form which will be provided by the leader. Those that want, can stop at the Notch for lunch after the hike. Leader: Chuck Mollard.     Cell: 917-881-9022Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-09-06HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE UP DUBOIS AND DOWN COLIN’S TRAIL

Tuesday 6th September at 09:00 - Easy Hike - Circular Hike up Dubois and down Colin’s trail.

Meet at the car park of Park City Community Church off Bear Hollow Drive for an on time departure at 9:00am.

First half is uphill followed by a second half downhill. Just under 3 miles; more elevation gain - 508 feet - than most Easy Hikes but we will take plenty of rest stops; plenty of shade; I would class this as a two pole hike. Great views from the top and some interesting birds. About 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  This will not be Olympic Race Walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze.

For detailed map go to https://www.outdooractive.com/en/r/249189482?utm_source=mail&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content.

Dogs are welcome, subject to local by-laws.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2022-09-02HikeMODERATE MINUS HIKE (MOD-) – BONANZA FLATFriday, September 2 – Moderate Minus (MOD-) Hike in Bonanza Flat Meet in the Holiday Village 4 Cinema parking lot for an on-time departure of 8:30 (this is a new meeting place, since Wasatch Bagels is now posted as "no parking" for non-customers) 4-ish miles, 500-ish feet of vertical. In 2017, Park City Municipal and Utah Open Lands purchased Bonanza Flat, 1534 acres, for $38 million ($25 million of which was a bond that Park City residents voted for). With temperatures soaring, we'll head up to 9,000 feet and hike on unmarked trails through shaded forests in Bonanza Flat. Dogs are welcome; you'll be home by lunch. We will not be on the Bloods Lake or Lackawaxon Trails, or on private Girl Scout property. Mountain Trails Foundation started cutting a trail through here pre-Covid. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224

Holiday Village 4 Cinema, 1776 Park Avenue, Park City
2022-08-30HikeMODERATE HIKE - THREE DIVIDE LAKES
MODERATE HIKE - THREE DIVIDE LAKES

Tuesday, August 30th - Moderate Hike to Three Divide Lakes in the Uintas

Meet in the parking lot next to the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248) for an on-time 8:30am departure. Or take the Mirror Lake highway from Kamas, then turn left at the Crystal Lake turnoff about 1/4-mile past mile marker 25.  Continue driving and take the Crystal Lake Trail Road on the right.  
We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas.

5 miles, 800 ft. vertical.  Bub Carlson will lead a moderate loop hike to the Three Divide Lakes in the Uintas. This spectacular route will pass more than 15 lakes and will take about 3 hrs. Bring a lunch, rain gear, mosquito repellant (or a friend who attracts mosquitoes).  You will need a National Park Pass for parking.

Dogs welcome.

There is NO cellphone service on this hike.

Bub Carlson 435-729-0408.
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-08-30HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND MASONIC HILL

Tuesday 30th August at 09:00 - Moderate Hike - Circular Hike around Masonic Hill

Meet at the small parking area on the right hand side as you go up Aerie Drive (see map) for an on time departure at 9:00am.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike.  This will be a 3.5 miles loop hike with 430 feet of elevation gain at a 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  There is shade.  Great 360 degree views.  For a detailed map see https://out.ac/aeftX One of my favourite hikes and by way of a change this time we will go around anti-clockwise.  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 welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Cell service will be good.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Masonic Hill, 950 Aerie Dr, Park City
2022-08-29HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - GRANDEUR PEAKSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - GRANDEUR PEAK Monday, August 29, 2022 - Semi-strenuous hike up Grandeur Peak Meet at PC Bagels in Pinebrook to carpool for an on-time 8:00am departure. Alternatively, meet at the trailhead at 8:45am.   The trailhead is located at the Church Fork picnic area in MillCreek Canyon,  about 3.2 miles from Wasatch Boulevard. 5.5 miles, 2,620 feet of vertical.  Lori Tarmey will lead a semi-strenuous hike at a moderate pace to Grandeur Peak via the Church Fork picnic area. The hike is 5.5 miles out and back with 2,620 feet of elevation gain.  It should take at least 5 hours.  The view at the top is spectacular.  The trail is fairly exposed so be sure to bring sunscreen, a hat and plenty of water.  Also bring a snack or lunch to enjoy at the top. Lori will provide libations after the hike. Sorry no dogs. Leader:  Lori Tarmey;  cell-954-444-9723
Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-08-26HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE DESOLATION LAKEModerate Plus hike to Desolation Lake August 26 8:00 am – 1:00 pm   Meet: 8 am at Quinn’s Junction on the south side of restrooms for an on-time departure. Or meet at the TH at 8:30am. Take Guardsmen Pass and go about 6 miles down and look for Mill D TH on your Right   Desolation Lake is 8 miles RT with 1900 ft of elevation gain. This is a beautiful hike amid aspens, pines and meadows with peek a boo views of surrounding Mtns. The lake may not be much this year but it is still a pretty hike with a good chance of seeing wildlife.  The pace will be about 2 mph with stops to admire our surroundings. Dogs are not allowed on hikes in the Cottonwood Canyons. Bring the hiking essentials and a lunch/snack if you wish. Please make a reservation for this hike as the number will be limited to 12. You can text or call me right up to the morning of the hike. Mary Laudon 314-780-2348 or email Maryclaudon@gmail.com.  If weather is questionable, as it could be with all the storms we have been getting. check with me. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which will be provided by the leader.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-08-23HikeEasy Hike - RTS TrailMeet at Millenium Trailhead (Pony Express Statue) in Kimble Junction for an on-time 9:00am departure. Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike up the Millennium Trail and around the RTS trail; under 3.5 miles; an easy zero pole hike on the Tony scale of difficulty; less than 330 feet of vertical; interesting wildlife; some shade; will 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. This will not be an Olympic race-walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze. For detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/rts-trail/249251167/?share=%7Eztjsatea%244ossdlga Dogs welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Bring the four hiking essentials. 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. Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 200 4066  Millennium Trailhead, 1743 Redstone Avenue, Park City
2022-08-23HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - LAKE BLANCHETuesday, August 23  – Semi-strenuous hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village at 7:30 AM for an on-time departure Lake Blanche Trail is a 6.9 mile out and back hike with about 2700 feet of elevation gain to the Lake.  This is a well maintained trail with one area of about 30 feet of rock scrambling.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to catch our breath.  Slightly slower going up and a little faster going down.  The hike should take about 5 hours with time for a snack overlooking Lake Blanche. Dogs are not allowed as this is Salt Lake watershed. Cell service is spotty. Be sure to bring the four hiking essential and lots of water, plus a snack. We will meet at Park City Bagels at 7:30 to car pool or at the trailhead at 8:00.  The trailhead is about 4.4 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon in the parking area on the right area called “Mill B”. All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release form which will be provided by the leader. Leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell: 917-881-9022Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-08-22HikeMODERATE HIKE – SLATE CREEKMODERATE HIKE – SLATE CREEK Monday, August 22nd – Moderate hike up Slate Creek trail Meet in the parking lot at Quinn’s Sports Complex near the restrooms for an 8:30am departure. Alternatively, meet in the Yellow Pine Trailhead lot off Hwy 150 in the Uintas (near mile marker 6) for an on-time departure of 9:00 AM.  5 miles, 700 feet of elevation.  Slate Creek Trail goes through tall stands of old ponderosa pines, white fir, and groves of aspens. The trail crosses a small stream at the top with shady places to rest and have a snack.  Pace will be adjusted to accommodate hikers’ needs, NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. This trail is one of the first cooperative trails in the U.S. funded and constructed by a private non-profit entity, South Summit Trails Foundation, upon Forest Service land. Other trails are planned to adjoin this one and are currently under construction.  It is an exciting new area for our community. A National Park pass or day use pass for Mirror Lake Highway is required for parking. Dogs welcome. Bring the four hiking essentials. Please check calendar for updates on all events if the weather is uncertain. Kas Shanks 832 250 1021 and Diane Jamail 713 299 6771  Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-08-19HikeMODERATE HIKE – SUMMIT PARK RIDGEFriday, August 19th -Moderate hike along Summit Park ridge Meet at 9:00 at PC Bagels in Quarry Village in Pinebrook to carpool.  5 miles, 1200 feet of vertical.   Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike through upper Summit Park and along the ridge--the Summit Park version of the Great Western Trail--up to the Lambs Canyon overlook with great views of the Wasatch.  The hike is wooded and relatively cool.  There will be an opportunity for a snack before heading down the trail.  The hike will take about 3 hours.  Dogs welcome. Please check calendar for updates on all events if the weather is uncertain. Bring the four hiking essentials. Bub Carlson 435-729-0408.Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-08-18HikeMODERATE HIKE TO FEHR LAKE MODERATE HIKE TO FEHR LAKE    Thursday, August 18th - Moderate Hike to Fehr Lake, Uintas, with Bushwhacking.   Meet at Quinn’s Junction sports field parking lot near restrooms for on-time 8:30 am departure.   Cars will have to display a National Park Pass. Please have one before we leave Quinn’s Jct.   5 miles, approximately 600’vertical. The Uinta Fehr Lake Trail is off the Mirror Lake Highway, right side of the road, 30.5 miles past the Kamas Ranger Station. We'll hike downhill on a trail to three lakes: parking lot to Fehr Lake 0.5 mile, Fehr Lake to Shepard Lake (a bit more difficult/rocky section) about 1 mile, Shepard Lake to Hoover Lake about 0.5 miles.  Opportunity for a snack before turning around.   We will bushwhack on our return using no marked trails.  If you prefer not to bushwhack you can take the trail back. I'll use the GaiaGPS app to get us back, most of the time we'll be in open fields, crossing large fallen trees, small streams, and some marshes so you don’t need a machete or dynamite. Of course, there's always the possibility of a sunspot or Gamma Ray Burst from a nearby galaxy occurring during our hike. If that happens it could knock out GPS satellites. We'll be in deep do-do then.   Dogs welcome BUT: Please don't ask the group to wait if your dog wanders off. Many dogs are used to trails, if your dog goes exploring you will be responsible for finding the animal without holding up the group.   Bring lunch/snack and the four hiking essentials (see club web site). Also consider bug spray and rain gear.   There will be a refreshing surprise at the end of the hike.   The hike is limited to the first 15 email (not phone) responders.   Jon Scarlet (leader )       phone: 508 450 1647       email:  jonjay202@gmail.comQuinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-08-17HikeMODERATE HIKE – MORMON PIONEER NAT’L HISTORIC TRAILMODERATE HIKE – MORMON PIONEER NAT’L HISTORIC TRAIL Wednesday, August 17 – Moderate hike up Mormon Pioneer National Historic Trail from Mormon Flats Group site. Meet at Park City Bread and Bagels, 3126 Quarry Road, at 8:30am or at the Mormon Flats Group site at 9:00 am (description below).  3 to 4 miles, <400 feet of vertical.  Walk in Mormon pioneers’ footprints along a route also traveled by the ill-fated Donner-Reed party.  We will walk approximately 1.5 to 2 miles taking breaks along the way and taking time to read historic markers.  There will be an opportunity for a snack before turning around and hiking back down to the parking area. We will not be hiking to the top of this trail. NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Directions: To access the Mormon Flats Group site, travel down Jeremy Ranch Road to the cattle guard.  At the cattle guard the road becomes compacted dirt/gravel (labeled as N. E Canyon Road on google maps).  Travel about 4 miles beyond the cattle guard and the Mormon Flats parking area will be on the west side (left) of the road. Parking is limited and you will need to display a parking permit (can be purchased for $5 on site) or Utah State Park Pass.  Vault restrooms available. Dogs welcome.  Bring the four hiking essentials. Please check calendar for updates on all events if the weather is uncertain. Kas Shanks 832 250 1021 and Sheri Thomas 435 640 9535  Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-08-16HikeEASY HIKE - TRAILSIDETuesday 16th August 2022.  Easy hike around Trailside. Meet at North Round Valley Trailhead for an on-time 9:00am departure. 3.2 miles, with less than 350 feet of vertical. Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike around Trailside of ~3.2 miles; great views and interesting wildlife; less than 350ft 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. This will not be an Olympic race-walking event and there will be no medals awarded, not even a bronze.  Directions: The trailhead is the 2nd small car park on Silver Summit Parkway as you come from Trailside or the first small car park on Silver Summit Parkway if you come from US40 (not the big Trailside car park) - see detailed map, including meeting place, see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/trailside/239770789/?share=%7Ezsnwbnse%244ossualw Dogs welcome, subject to local by-laws.  Bring the four hiking essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the bike ride, 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. Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435 200 4066  North Round Valley Trailhead, 575 Silver Summit Pkwy, Park City
2022-08-16HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – EMPIRE CANYONTuesday, August 16 – Moderate Plus Hike, Empire Canyon Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 5-ish miles, 1300-ish feet of elevation. Come preview this hike with me. I've done all these trails, just not in this order, so I'm a little unsure of mileage and elevation (thus the ish-es). Dogs are welcome, you'll be home by lunch. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2022-08-15HikeEASY HIKE – FREEMASON/OFFSET BREWERYMonday, August 15th –Easy hike up Freemason Trail to Lost Prospector. Meet in the parking lot beside White Pine Touring, adjacent to the Rail Trail, for an on-time departure of 3pm. About 2 miles, ~300 feet of vertical.  We will take advantage of cooler afternoons with a hike up Freemason to Lost Prospector.  This trail is partially shaded and will run along the hillside overlooking town.  We will set the pace to suit the group, take breaks along the way and have the opportunity for a snack before heading down.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  At the conclusion of the hike, there is an opportunity to meet at the Boneyard for refreshments. (Note: Offset Brewery is closed Monday, so the ‘watering-hole’ has changed.) Depending on the response to this hike, additional afternoon hikes with stops at local establishments may be planned. Dogs welcome on the hike and at Offset Brewery, per any applicable restrictions. Please check calendar for updates on all events if the weather is uncertain. Deb Black 617 650 2209 and Kas Shanks 832 250 1021White Pine, 1790 Bonanza Dr, Park City
2022-08-12HikeMODERATE HIKE TO FEHR LAKE - RSVP NeededFriday, August 12th - Moderate Hike to Fehr Lake, Uintas, with Bushwhacking Meet at Quinn’s Junction sports field parking lot near restrooms for on-time 8:30 am departure.   Cars will have to display a National Park Pass. Please have one before we leave Quinn’s Jct. 5 miles, approximately 600’vertical. The Uinta Fehr Lake Trail is off the Mirror Lake Highway, right side of the road, 30.5 miles past the Kamas Ranger Station. We'll hike downhill on a trail to three lakes: parking lot to Fehr Lake 0.5 mile, Fehr Lake to Shepard Lake (a bit more difficult/rocky section) about 1 mile, Shepard Lake to Hoover Lake about 0.5 miles.  Opportunity for a snack before turning around. We will bushwhack on our return using no marked trails.  If you prefer not to bushwhack you can take the trail back. I'll use the GaiaGPS app to get us back, most of the time we'll be in open fields, crossing large fallen trees, small streams, and some marshes so you don’t need a machete or dynamite. Of course, there's always the possibility of a sunspot or Gamma Ray Burst from a nearby galaxy occurring during our hike. If that happens it could knock out GPS satellites. We'll be in deep do-do then.   Dogs welcome BUT: Please don't ask the group to wait if your dog wanders off. Many dogs are used to trails, if your dog goes exploring you will be responsible for finding the animal without holding up the group. Bring lunch/snack and the four hiking essentials (see club web site). Also consider bug spray and rain gear.   There will be a refreshing surprise at the end of the hike.  The hike is limited to the first 15 email (not phone) responders. Jon Scarlet (leader )       phone: 508 450 1647       email:  jonjay202@gmail.comQuinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-08-09HikeMODERATE HIKE - DOG LAKE IN MILL CREEKTuesday, August 9 - Moderate hike to Dog Lake from Mill Creek Meet at Park City Bagels at 8:30 AM for on ontime departure or at the trailhead at the end of Mill Creek at 9:00 AM This will be loop hike  of about 4.6 miles with an elevation gain of about 1200 feet.  This hike will take about 2.5 - 3 hours at a moderte pace. Dogs are welcome. Cell service is uncertain. Bring the four hiking essentials. All participants must sign the Club's Activity Release form that will be provided by the leader. Leader: Howard Cox - Cell: 317-363-0262      Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-08-09HikeEASY HIKE –SILVER LAKE VILLAGE TO PAYDAY LIFT ALONG MID-MOUNTAIN TRAIL

Tuesday, August 9th - Easy Hike from Silver Lake village to Payday lift along Mid-Mountain trail

 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; ~ 400 feet elevation loss.

Tony Edwards 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.

 No dogs please.  

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials.

 Free transit options:

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.  The 3 car parks near the Transit Center offer 4 hours free parking at that time of the morning.  Please check signs!

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.  

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 EASY

Deer Valley, Silver Lake, 7600 Royal Street , Park City
2022-08-04HikeMODERATE HIKE – BLOODS LAKE AND LAKE LACKAWAXEN

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

Lynn David's home, 2524 W Mars Way, Park City
2022-07-27HikeHISTORY HIKE TO SUMMIT EXTENSION COPPER APEX AND SCOTTISH CHIEF MINESRe-scheduled from 7/6 History hike to Summit Extension, Copper Apex and Scottish Chief mines Meet at Wasatch Bagels (off Kearns) at 8:15 for a 8:30 departure.  We will need to carpool as there is very limited parking in Big Cottonwood Canyon.  We will start the hike on the old stagecoach road from Brighton to Thaynes Canyon. Pat Pond and Robin Filion will explain the interesting structures and artifacts as well as the geology of how the minerals found their way into our mountains while we enjoy the dramatic views of Big Cottonwood Canyon. This is a moderate hike. Although there is only 500’ or so elevation change, we will be doing some bushwhacking (so dress appropriately). Estimated round trip: 4-5  hours, depending on the length of time we spend at the Scottish Chief and the Copper Apex and allowing time for transportation to the trail head. Note: dogs are not allowed in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Bring plenty of water and a snack or lunch. Review hiking essentials on club website Leaders: Pat Pond 203-257-3150 and Robin Filion 203-257-5379  Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2022-07-24HikeMODERATE TO MODERATE PLUS HIKE UP LAMB'S CANYONSunday, July 24 - Moderate to moderate plus hike up Lamb's Canyon We will meet at 8:30 at the parking area just outside the gate to Lamb's Canyon Road at 8:30 AM to car pool to the trailhead since there is limited parking at the trail head.  Take I-80 to exit 137, "Lamb's Canyon". This is a 4.3 mile out and back hike on a well maintained trail. The elevation gain deserves the moderate plus rating since it is about 1500 feet or about 700 ft gain per mile. We will hike up at a pace under 2 mph and down a little faster.  The hike will take about 2.5 hours. Bring a snack to enjoy at the turn around point. Dogs are not allowed as the is a watershed area. Cell service is intermittent. Bring the four hiking essentials. All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release form which will be provided by the leader. Leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell: 917-881-9022  Lamb\'s Canyon Road, 2800 Lambs Canyon Road, park city
2022-07-21HikeEASY PLUS HIKE - GAMBEL OAK NORTH, LOST PROSPECTOR, SKID ROW AND FOXTAIL TRAILS

Thursday, July 21, 2022 – Easy plus hike – From the Gambel Oak North trailhead on Solamere Drive

Meet at 3380 Solamere Drive, Steve and Kathy Holmes’s home.  Please everyone park on the uphill side of the street, NOT both sides of the street.  There is plenty of parking along the street and be ready for an on time 9AM departure.

This will be a 3.0 mile loop hike with 330 feet of elevation gain.  These are well maintained trails with nice vistas towards PCMR, Canyons, Park Meadows, the Rail Trail, Round Valley and Quinn’s Junction.  We will hike at a pace of about 1.5+/- mph, as the group wants to go, with several stops for water and the views.  The hike will take 2.0+ hours including stops.  We may encounter mountain bikers and we will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED FROM THIS HIKE.  After the hike everyone is invited, including dogs, to our back yard for an outside break for provided refreshments and snacks.  Bathroom facilities will be available.

Dogs are welcome but please have a leash for the road.  The beginning and end of the hike are along the road.  Cell service is good.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks.

If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please call or text, not email, Steve or Kathy to see if the hike has been cancelled.

Leaders:  Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135 or Steve Holmes cell 305-338-2831

Kathy Holmes, Sunset Lodge, 3380 Solamere Dr, Park City
2022-07-20HikeMODERATE HIKE - DUBOIS TRAIL TO ROB’S TRAIL TO SAM JACKENTHAL’S BENCHMODERATE HIKE - DUBOIS TRAIL TO ROB’S TRAIL TO SAM JACKENTHAL’S BENCH Wednesday July 20 - Moderate Hike - Dubois trail to Rob’s trail to Sam Jackenthal’s bench Meet at Park City Community Church parking lot on Bear Hollow Dr, official address is 4501 UT-224, PC 84098 but go up Bear Hollow Dr to the parking lot for an on-time departure of 8:30am. Jen Heineman will lead a moderate hike.  This will be a 6 mile out and back hike with 1,250 feet of elevation gain at a moderate pace and take 3+ hours with stops along the way.  Dogs are welcome.  Cell service will be good.  There is no restroom facility at the trailhead. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring snacks and plenty of water.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if the hike has been cancelled. Leader - Jen Heineman - 801-557-5794park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2022-07-19HikeEASY/LEISURELY WILD FLOWER WALK IN LOWER ALBION MEADOWTuesday, July 19, easy leisurely wild flower 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 2.2 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 photographs the wild flowers.  One of the Club's more knowledgable wild flower identification members, Jack Karmel, 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 and the huge crowds showing up for the wild flower festival on the weekend will be gone.  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 Jack Karmel - Cell: 435-602-9893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-07-18HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND MASONIC HILL

Monday, July 18 - Moderate Hike - Circular Hike around Masonic Hill

Meet at the small parking area on the right hand side as you go up Aerie Drive (see map) for an on time departure at 9:00am.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike.  This will be a 3.5 miles loop hike with 430 feet of elevation gain at a 1.5 MPH pace and take about 2 hours.  There will be frequent rest stops.  NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  There is some shade.  Great 360 degree views.  For a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/united-states-of-america/masonic-hill/110766227/#dm=1  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 welcome.  Cell service will be good.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the hiking trail.

Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks and bring plenty of water.

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 435 200-4066

Masonic Hill, 950 Aerie Dr, Park City
2022-07-17HikeMODERATE HIKE - WILDFLOWER HIKE UP BRIGHTON BASIN TO CATHERINE’S PASSMODERATE HIKE - WILDFLOWER HIKE UP BRIGHTON BASIN TO CATHERINE’S PASS SUNDAY JULY 17 - Moderate Hike - Wildflower hike up Brighton Basin to Catherine’s Pass Diane and Paul Schnarr will lead this hike.  Bub Carlson - 435-729-0408 - will meet the group at Wasatch Bagels off Kearns, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, PC 84060 for an on time departure of 8:30am.  Or you can meet at the trailhead at the base of Brighton at 9:00am. This will be a 5 mile hike with 1750 feet of elevation gain at a moderate pace and take 3 hours with stops along the way.  Bring a lunch.  Dogs are not permitted in Big Cottonwood Canyon.  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring snacks, lunch and bring plenty of water.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled. Leaders - Diane Schnarr - 801-502-8202 and Paul Schnarr - 801-647-2127  Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2022-07-15HikePRIMROSE OVERLOOK AND HORSE SPRINGS TRAIL LOOPFriday,  July 15th, PRIMROSE OVERLOOK AND HORSE SPRINGS TRAIL LOOP Mary Laudon will lead a moderate loop hike to Primrose Overlook and Horse Springs Trail Loop. This picturesque route passes through Aspen groves, alpine meadows, wildflowers and chest high ferns leading to a beautiful view of Primrose Cirque and Mt Timpanogos.  The hike will be about 3.7 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical with a few rather steep pitches, and take 2.5 to 3 hrs. Dogs invited and local pet rules should be followed. There is a short section of trail at the end which allows motorcycles even though it is a very narrow single-track tr. Bring a snack, plenty of water and mosquito repellant, long pants and sleeves recommended. We need to leave early to avoid heat, late afternoon showers, secure parking and maybe see some wildlife. As a possible add-on we may drive back through Cascade Springs and stop for the beautiful half mile hike around the springs. After visiting the Springs, it is about 6 miles down to the Soldier Hollow area and then back to Quinn’s. Let’s depart at 8:00 am from the parking lot next to the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). The trail begins at the Summit trailhead about 6 miles past Sundance Resort on the left. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it could be ticketed. So please make arrangements for a prior pass or ride with someone who has one. Due to potential lack of parking, carpooling is encouraged and the hike is limited to 12 so you must RSVP to Mary and she will let you know if you can attend. Maryclaudon@gmail.com or Mary’s number is 314-780-2348 Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-07-13HikeMODERATE HIKE - TO TWIN LAKES PASS BETWEEN BRIGHTON AND ALTAMODERATE HIKE - TO TWIN LAKES PASS BETWEEN BRIGHTON AND ALTA Wednesday, July 13 - Moderate Hike - to Twin Lakes Pass between Brighton and Alta Meet at Wasatch Bagels off Kearns, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, PC 84060 for an on time departure of 9:00am.  Or you can meet at the Silver Lake Trailhead at 9:30am which is located at the  Silver Lake Ranger Station parking lot at Brighton just where the Brighton/Big Cottonwood Canyon road splits into a one way loop. Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike up the Twin Lakes Trail at Brighton from Silver Lake, past Twin Lakes, to Twin Lakes Pass between Brighton and Alta.  This will be a 5 mile out and back hike with 1,000 feet of elevation gain at a moderate pace and take 3 hours with stops along the way.  The views are outstanding, especially the flowers along the Interconnect above Twin Lakes.   Dogs are not allowed in Big Cottonwood Canyon.  Cell service should be good.  A restroom is available at the trailhead. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, brings snacks/lunch, and plenty of water.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if the hike has been cancelled. Leader - Bub Carlson - 435-729-0408Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2022-07-12HikeEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND SNOW TOPEASY HIKE - CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND SNOW TOP Tuesday July 12 - Easy Hike - Circular Hike Around Snow Top Meet at the trail head parking, 3853 Rising Star Lane, PC, 84060 for a on time departure at 9:00am Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike/walk.  This will be about a 2.5 miles loop hike/walk with 380 feet of elevation gain at an easy pace of 1.5 MPH, take about 2 hours with frequent rest stops along the way and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Great 360 degree views. A favorite hike for Tony.  This will not be an Olympic Race Walking event and there will no medals awarded, not even a bronze. Dogs are welcome.  Cell service will be good.  There is no restroom at the trailhead or along the trail.  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring snacks and plenty of water.  This is a one walking pole hike on the Edwards Hiking Scale.  (Tony’s Easy hikes range from 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 Tony’s easy hikes). If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please check whether the hike/walk has been cancelled by clicking here http://4uand.me.uk/hike.html  Leader - Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com (preferred) or 435-200-4066Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane, Park City
2022-07-12HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE – HONEYCOMB CANYONTuesday, July 12; Semi Strenuous Hike to Honeycomb Canyon Meet: In the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 7 miles, 2000 feet of vertical. We'll start at the Silver Lake Trailhead at Brighton, hike over to Solitude and head up Honeycomb Canyon...down the runs where many of you have skied. Parts of this trail are VERY STEEP! Sorry, no dogs are allowed in this canyon. We'll have lunch looking out over Twin Lakes. Hiking time should be 4-4.5 hours. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2022-07-11HikeMODERATE HIKE - MOOSE HOLLOWMODERATE HIKE - MOOSE HOLLOW Monday July 11 - Moderate Hike - Moose Hollow We will meet at PC Bagels in Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Road, PC 84098 for an on time     departure at 9:00 am.  There is very limited parking at the trail head so we will need to carpool. Jen Heineman will lead this hike.  This will be a 4.5 mile out and back hike with 900 feet of   elevation gain to the Moose Hollow overlook.  We will hike at a moderate pace and take about 2.5-3 hours with stops along the way.  Dogs are welcome.  Cell service should be good.  There is no restroom at the trailhead. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on        sunscreen, a sun hat, snacks, and bring plenty of water.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if the hike has been cancelled. Leader - Jen Heineman - 801-557-5794Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-07-08HikeMODERATE HIKE - STEWART FALLS NEAR SUNDANCE RESORTMODERATE HIKE - STEWART FALLS NEAR SUNDANCE RESORT FRIDAY JULY 8 - Moderate Hike - To Stewart Falls near Sundance Resort Meet at Quinn’s Junction, 300 Gilmor Way, Park City, near the bathrooms, for an on time departure of 8:30am This will be a moderate 3.6 mile, out and back, hike starting at about 6900 feet with about 600 feet of elevation gain.  It is through beautiful forest on the east side of Mount Timpanogos.  The waterfall is two-tiered, over 200 feet tall and should be gushing right now.  Bring a snack for the photo stop at the waterfall.  The hike including the drive to the trailhead should take 3.5 - 4 hours.  We will start from the Aspen Grove TH which is in a Wilderness Fee Area.  A National Park Pass should suffice. Dogs are welcome on a leash.  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear.  Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring snacks and plenty of water.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if the hike has been cancelled. Leader - Mary Laudon will lead this hike with a maximum of 12 people.  Therefore, this will be an RSVP hike.  Email Mary at maryclaudon@gmail.com or text her at 314-780-2348 to request a spot.  She will reply to let you know if you are on the list or on a waiting list.  You may text her the morning of the hike to see if there are open spotsQuinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-07-05HikeBALD MOUNTAIN- UINTAS
Uintas hike to Bald Mountain, Tuesday 7/5, meet Quinns near bathrooms at 8am.
Bald Mtn is a just under 3-mile loop hike with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. The trail has rocky sections, some exposure, and starts well above 10,000ft which is why it is classified Mod+. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops to take in the views and look for goats.
As with any high-altitude hike in the Uinta’s we must start early in the day to beat the possible afternoon thunderstorms. Bring the hiking essentials, plenty of water, sunscreen, binoculars and possibly bug spray.
The hike, including the drive to TH, should take about 4 to 5 hours with time for a snack at the top. We will meet at Quinn’s Junction for an on-time departure of 8am. Dogs are welcome but it may be tough for some due to rocky sections.
Cell service is nonexistent
Mary Laudon will lead this hike with a maximum of 12 people. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to: marycloudon@gmail.com or text 314-780-2348  if you wish to join.
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-07-04HikeMODERATE PLUS AND MODERATE HIKE - BIG MOUNTAINMODERATE  AND A MODERATE PLUS HIKE - BIG MOUNTAIN Monday, July 4 - Moderate Plus Hike Big Mountain (Listed as Bald Mountain on AllTrails) via The Great Western Trail. Meet at PC Bagels in Pinebrook, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Road, Park City, UT 84098 8:00 am  for an on-time departure ,or at the trailhead at 8:30 am.  The trailhead is located at Exit 134, East Canyon, (Mountain Dell off I-80).  Travel 8.4 miles on UT-65.  The parking lot and trailhead are on the right (there is a big cell tower). Two different paces: Pam Millman will lead a faster paced group. Lori Tarmey will lead a moderate paced group. This is a 6.8 mile out and back hike with an elevation gain of 1,627 ft over rolling hills.  It will take 4-4 1/2 hours.  Hoping for beautiful wildflowers and the views are guaranteed spectacular. Please note that there are exposed areas so it can get hot.  Remember the hiking essentials and bring plenty of water.  We will lunch/snack at the top. Sorry no dogs. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled. Leaders:  Pam Millman: 203-980-8673 and Lori Tarmey:  954-444-9723  Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-06-28HikeMODERATE HIKE – FANTASY RIDGEMODERATE HIKE – FANTASY RIDGE     Date & Time:  Tuesday, June 28 @ 10 am Tuesday, June 28 – Moderate hike from the top of the Red Pine Gondola to Fantasy Ridge Details – Moderate hike up to Fantasy Ridge from the top of the Red Pine Gondola.  We will meet at the bottom of the Red Pine Gondola at 10am when it opens.  Park in the surface lot across from the new Pendry Hotel.  We will ride the gondola up and begin the hike to Fantasy Ridge.  This will be about 5 miles RT and over 1,000 feet of vertical.  The hike has a long steep section.  We will turn around on Fantasy Ridge before it gets sketchy and hike back down to the gondola.  EPIC pass holders ride for free (bring it), otherwise it is $32 for a lift ticket.  Time at a very moderate pace should be at the lower side of 2 ½ – 3 hours.  Vail only allows service animals on the lifts.  Bring the four hiking essentials, your EPIC pass and lots of water. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which will be provided by the hike leaders at the meeting location. Please be familiar with the club's "Hike Participant's Guide" which can be found on the Club's website under "Summer Sports", "Hiking", "Hiking Participant's Guide". Leader: J.T. McMickle – Cell: 954-850-8226 Location:   Base of Red Pine Gondola, Canyons VillageRed Pine Gondola Bottom, 4000 Resort Center Drive, Park City, UT
2022-06-27HikeMODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAILMODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAIL UINTAS
Monday June 27th, 9:00 AM
 
We will meet at 9:00am at Kamas Foodtown to carpool to Yellow Pine parking lot. Please bring your National Parks pass. Once parked, we will walk about 30 minutes to trailhead. The trail offers spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountains to the west , along with remnants of old mining machinery and a miner's cabin. It is an out and back for a total of approximately 7miles, RT,  with and estimated elevation gain of 1300'.
 
At the top we will take time to enjoy lunch/snack. Dogs welcome
 
Leader: Pam Millman ‭(203) 980-8673‬
 
Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2022-06-25HikeLOFTY LAKES-UINTASSaturday, June 25, Lori Tarmey will lead a moderate loop hike in the Uintas. This picturesque route will pass 10 alpine lakes.  The hike will be about 5 mi, have 950 ft vertical, and will take 3 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch, rain gear, mosquito repellant (or a friend who attracts mosquitoes) and extra water. We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas, so meet/leave at 9:00 in the parking lot Kamas Food Town, or take the Mirror Lake highway from Kamas. The trail begins at the Pass Lake trailhead 32 miles east of Kamas on the left side after you pass both Mirror Lake and Pass Lake.  Lori cell 954-444-9723 You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it probably will be ticketed. While you can stop at the self-serve station on the way up it’s not right to ask everyone to wait while you get one. So please make prior arrangements for a pass or ride with someone who has one.  Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. Carpooling recommended.Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2022-06-21HikeMODERATE HIKE OF SILENCE – EMPIRE CANYONTuesday, June 21; Moderate Hike of Silence – Empire Canyon Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 4 miles, 800 feet of vertical. We'll hike in Empire Canyon...silently. Unless we hike alone, we rarely get to hear the wind in the trees or the birds in those trees. Dogs welcome. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2022-06-20HikeCANCELED -MODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAILCANCELED-MODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAIL UINTAS DUE TO WEATHER RESCHEDULED TO 6/27
Monday June 20th, 9:00 AM
 
We will meet at 9:00am at Kamas Foodtown to carpool to Yellow Pine parking lot. Please bring your National Parks pass. Once parked, we will walk about 30 minutes to trailhead. The trail offers spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountains to the west , along with remnants of old mining machinery and a miner's cabin. It is an out and back for a total of approximately 7miles, RT,  with and estimated elevation gain of 1300'.
 
At the top we will take time to enjoy lunch/snack. Dogs welcome
 
Leader: Pam Millman ‭(203) 980-8673‬
 
Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2022-06-17HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE – MT. AIREFriday, June 17 – Semi Strenuous hike to Mt. Aire Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 6 miles, 2,600 feet of vertical. We'll park at the closed gate in Millcreek Canyon, walk 1.5 miles on the road, then 1.5 miles  on the trail to the top (STEEP!). Dogs are welcome, and since it's an "odd day," they don't have to be on a leash. Bring a lunch/snack for the top. There is a $5 charge ($3 senior) to exit this canyon. Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-06-15HikeMODERATE HIKE - COLINS TO ROBS TRAILWednesday, June 15 – Moderate hike – Colins Trail to Robs Trail Meet at the Community Church parking lot off Sun Peak Dr for 9:00 am on-time departure The trail is a well defined trail.  This will be a out and back hike up Colins trail to Robs trail to Sam’s bench. The hike is about 6.5 miles with about 1300 feet elevation gain.  We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2.2 mph, with stops along the way to take in the views.  This hike will take about 3 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. Hike leader: Jeri Brooke – Cell: 847-525-5433park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2022-06-14HikeMODERATE HIKE-SPIRO TRAILMODERATE HIKE-SPIRO TRAIL June 14th, 0930 AM. Lisa Hunter will lead a 5 mile, out and back, Spiro Trail hike with 900 feet of elevation gain. Meet at First Time lift on Park City Mountain resort. Dogs okay. She promises not to get lost this time 🙂 Lisa cell 770-630-2233  Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2022-06-13HikeCANCELED -MODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAIL UINTASCANCELED - MODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAIL UINTAS
Monday June 13, 9:00 AM
 
We will meet at 9:00am at Kamas Foodtown to carpool to Yellow Pine parking lot. Please bring your National Parks pass. Once parked, we will walk about 30 minutes to trailhead. The trail offers spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountains to the west , along with remnants of old mining machinery and a miner's cabin. It is an out and back for a total of approximately 7miles, RT,  with and estimated elevation gain of 1300'.
 
At the top we will take time to enjoy lunch/snack. Dogs welcome
 
Leader: Pam Millman ‭(203) 980-8673‬
 
Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2022-06-11HikeMODERATE HIKE--STEALTH and GLENWILD TRAILSMODERATE HIKE--STEALTH and GLENWILD TRAILS Saturday, June 11, Moderate hike up Stealth trail and down part of Glenwild Loop. Meet at Creekside Trailhead for an on time 9:00 AM departure. The Stealth trail starts out with minimal uphill grade which increases to a continuous moderate uphill grade. We will stop for a snack break before the descent. Hike is approximately 5 miles with approximately 900' of elevation gain, and should take 2.5 - 3 hours. We will hike at an average pace of 2mph. The trail terrain is a typical Park City trail with some implanted rocks and some loose gravel, therefore walking sticks are optional. Dogs are welcome but there is NO SHADE so bring plenty of water for you and your pup(s). Cell service should be good. The trail provides great views of the Wasatch Back mountains. There is a "Doggie Dip" in the river at the very start and end of the hike, people can take a dip too!! Remember to bring the hiking essentials, which can be found on the club's website under Summer Sports/Hiking/Hiking Essentials. The leader will provide the release of liability form to be signed by each participant. Leader: Robin Reade, Cell: 860-989-1519  (Leave a message if no answer).Spring Creek Trailhead Parking, 1303 Pheasant Way, Park City
2022-06-07HikeMODERATE HIKE – LEGACY RIDGE (DOG FRIENDLY) 
MODERATE HIKE – LEGACY RIDGE (DOG FRIENDLY)    Date & Time:  Tuesday, JUNE 7 @ 9 am Details – Moderate hike Legacy Ridge Tuesday, June 7 – Moderate hike around Legacy Ridge Details – Moderate hike up to Legacy Ridge at the top of Utah Olympic Park.  This is a dog friendly hike which starts on the Run-a-Muk trail and climbs to the top of the same hill which has the Olympic ski jumps.  We will meet at the Run-a-Muk parking lot (lower side).  The round-trip distance is about 4.5 miles with about 800 feet of elevation gain. Time at a very moderate pace should be at the lower side of 2 – 3 hours.   Bring the four hiking essentials with lots of water. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which will be provided by the hike leaders at the meeting location. Please be familiar with the club’s “Hike Participant’s Guide” which can be found on the Club’s website under “Summer Sports”, “Hiking”, “Hiking Participant’s Guide”. Leader: J.T. McMickle – Cell: 954-850-8226 Location:   Run-a-Muk Dog Park, 3399 Olympic Pkwy, Park City
Run-A-Muk, Utah Olympic Parkway, Park City
2022-06-02HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROB'S TRAIL, ROSEBUD HEAVEN, AMBUSH LOOPThursday, June 2 - Moderate hike - Rob's Trail, Rosebud Heaven, Ambush Loop Meet at Rob's trailhead at 9:30 AM for an on-time departure There is limited parking at the trailhead, so car pooling from the Community  Church parking lot is encouraged.  The parking area 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. Hike leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell:917-881-9022  Rob\'s Trailhead, 3489 Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
2022-06-01HikePOSTPONED TO THURSDAY - MODERATE HIKE - ROB'S, ROSEBUD HEAVEN, AMBUSH LOOPWednesday, June 1 - Moderate hike - Rob's Trail, Rosebud Heaven, Ambush Loop Meet at Rob's trailhead at 9:00 AM for an on-time departure There is limited parking at the trailhead, so car pooling from the Community  Church parking lot is encouraged.  The parking area 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. Hike leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell:917-881-9022  Rob\'s Trail, Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
2022-05-31HikeMODERATE HIKE-LEGACY RIDGE (POSTPONED 6/7)MODERATE HIKE – LEGACY RIDGE (DOG FRIENDLY)    Date & Time:  Tuesday, May 31 @ 9 am Details - Moderate hike Legacy Ridge Tuesday, May 31 – Moderate hike around Legacy Ridge Details – Moderate hike up to Legacy Ridge at the top of Utah Olympic Park.  This is a dog friendly hike which starts on the Run-a-Muk trail and climbs to the top of the same hill which has the Olympic ski jumps.  We will meet at the Run-a-Muk parking lot (lower side).  The round-trip distance is about 4.5 miles with about 800 feet of elevation gain. Time at a very moderate pace should be at the lower side of 2 – 3 hours.   Bring the four hiking essentials with lots of water. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which will be provided by the hike leaders at the meeting location. Please be familiar with the club's "Hike Participant's Guide" which can be found on the Club's website under "Summer Sports", "Hiking", "Hiking Participant's Guide". Leader: J.T. McMickle – Cell: 954-850-8226 Location:   Run-a-Muk Dog Park, 3399 Olympic Pkwy, Park CityRun-A-Muk, Utah Olympic Parkway, Park City
2022-05-25HikeMODERATE HIKE-SKYRIDGE TRAIL (JORDANELLE PARKWAY)
Moderate Hike –Skyridge Trail (Jordanelle Parkway)
 
Wednesday, May 25 at 9:00 a.m.- Moderate hike on Skyridge Trail, Jordanelle Parkway.
Meet at 9:00 at small paved parking lot on West side of the new Jordanelle Parkway which links route 319 to route 248. Trailhead is at north end of parking lot. Try to car pool as it is a small lot. Jordanelle Parkway is new on this end and may not be on Google Maps yet.
 
This is an out and back 4.3 mile hike,with an approximate 900 foot elevation gain . At a moderate pace it should take 2 1/2 to 3 hours, with a stop for snack at top. No dogs . Cell service is available. Views of Jordanelle and mountain range.
 
Leader: Pam Millman cell: 203-980-8673
Skyridge Trailhead, Jordanelle Parkway, Kamas
2022-05-24HikeEASY HIKE-AROUND TRAILSIDE

EASY HIKE - Around Trailside

Tuesday 24th May, 2 PM 2022 for an easy circular hike around Trailside.

Meet at  2nd small car park on Silver Summit Parkway as you come from Trailside or the first small car park on Silver Summit Parkway if you come from US40 (not the big Trailside car park) - see map.

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk around Trailside - for a detailed map, including meeting place, see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/trailside/239770789/?share=%7Ezsnwbnse%244ossualw

The walk will be about 3.2 miles; great views and interesting wildlife; less than 350ft 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. 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 bike ride, 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

Trailside Park, 400 East Silver Summit Parkway, Park City, UT
2022-05-23HikeEASY-MODERATE HIKE-COBBLESTONE LOOP GLENWILDEasy to Moderate hike – Cobblestone Loop Trail (Glenwild area) Meet at Petco Kimball Junction at 10:00 AM, May 23rd for an on time departure. Please park in the center part of the parking lot so we don’t interfere with Petco parking.  We will car pool to the trailhead (Glenwild Park). If you wish, you can meet at the trailhead at 10:15 AM. This will be an easy to moderate hike on a single track trail about 4.5 miles total with an appx. 400 foot elevation gain.  The trail starts off flat with a gradual climb.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops along the way. 3 hours appx time Bring a snack and water.  Dogs are welcome.  There is a small stream along part of the trail. Cell service is uncertain. Be sure to bring the four hiking essentials, (You can learn more by going to the Club’s website and clicking on “Summer Sports”, “Hiking” and “Hiking Participants Guide”.) Prior to the start of the hike, all participants must sign the activity release form that will be provided by the leader. Leader: Phyllis Capp – Cell: 520-490-9077Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2022-05-18HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE–MT. WIRE AND RED BUTTE PEAKWednesday, May 18 – Semi Strenuous Hike to Mt. Wire and Red Butte Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 4.5 miles, 2200 feet of elevation gain. STEEP! We'll bag two peaks behind the University of Utah. We'll head up to Mt. Wire, then down to the Living Room via Red Butte Peak. Minor scrambling on the way down. Dogs welcome. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-05-17HikeEASY HIKE-CIRCULAR HIKE AROUND SNOW TOP

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

Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane, Park City
2022-05-15HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROCKY TOP TRAILMODERATE HIKE - ROCKY TOP TRAIL Sunday, May 15 - Moderate hike - Rocky Top Trail Meet at Kamas Foodtown at 9:00 AM for an on time departure.  Please park in the north end of the parking lot so we don’t interfere with Foodtown parking.  We will car pool to the trailhead. If you wish, you can meet at the trailhead at around 9:10. This will be an out and back moderate hike on a well defined trail of about 8 miles total with about 950 feet elevation gain.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops along the way.  The hike will take about four hours. Bring a snack to enjoy at the turn around point. Cell service is uncertain. Be sure to bring the four hiking essentials, (You can learn more by going to the Club’s website and clicking on "Summer Sports”, “Hiking” and “Hiking Participants Guide”.) Prior to the start of the hike hike all participants must sign the activity release form that will be provided by the leader. Leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell: 917-881-9022 Chuck Mollard chuckmollard@gmail.com 917-881-9022Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2022-05-13HikeSEMI-MODERATE HIKE – COYOTE CANYONFriday May 13th – Semi-Moderate hike at Coyote Canyon Meet at the back of the parking lot of Utah Valley University, Heber for an on-time departure at 9.30am Hike is approximately 4.9 miles, 500 feet of vertical gain.  Approximately 2 hours hiking time. We’ll hike up the trail and have a snack mid-way before we head back.  Dogs welcome. Directions – Utah Valley University (UVU) Wasatch Campus – College Way, Heber.  Take US 40 towards Heber past the Jordanelle Reservoir.  Go straight at intersection with River Road/SR32.  Continue for 1 mile then turn left onto College Way towards UVU.  Park at the very back of the parking lot behind UVU. Kate Stephenson: 312-213-8345utah valley university, 3111 college way, heber city
2022-05-11HikeMODERATE HIKE, FLYING DOG TRAILMODERATE HIKE, FLYING DOG TRAIL Moderate hike Wednesday, May 11 on Flying Dog at top of Jeremy Ranch. Meet at Quarry Village at 9:30, in parking lot near PC Bagels to carpool to trailhead. This will be about 4 miles, out & back to Beaver Ponds, and about 800 feet elevation gain.  Dogs welcome! Bring snacks for our rest break at beaver dams.  Total hike will take about 2.5 hours Leader:  Lisa Hunter, 770-630-2233Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-05-10HikeEASY HIKE-CIRCULAR AROUND MASONIC HILL

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

Masonic Hill, 950 Aerie Dr, Park City
2022-05-07HikeMODERATE HIKE- AROUND RED BUTTE GARDENSSat, May 7, Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike above and around the Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah.  The hike will have an 800 ft vertical, will be about 4 mi, and will take about 2 hrs.  Meet in the parking lot in front of Park City Bagels in Quarry Village, Pinebrook, at 9:30 am or at the parking lot behind the Pharmacy Research Building, U of U Research Park, at 383 Colorow Dr at 10:00. Since this is down in Salt Lake there will be no snow or mud, only wildflowers.  Dogs are welcome.  Bub’s cell is 435-729-0408.Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-05-06HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE - BLACK MOUNTAIN FROM TERRACE HILLS DRIVEFriday, May 6 - Strenuous hike up to Black Mountain from Terrace Hills Drive Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village at 8:30 AM for an on-time departure or at the trailhead at the end of Terrace Hills Drive at 9:00 AM This will be an out and back hike on a well-defined trail for most of the hike and then some scrambling at the top.  The round-trip distance is about 8.7 miles with about 2800 feet of elevation gain. It is a pretty hike overlooking Salt Lake City for much of the time. Dogs are allowed, but should be kept on a leash at the beginning of the hike. Since this is an early season hike we will hike at about 2 MPH and the hike will take about 4.5 hours.  Depending on the turn out, we can break the group up into a faster group and a slower group. Bring lunch to enjoy at the top of the hike. There is cell service for much of the hike but maybe not always. Bring the four hiking essentials with lots of water. Spikes are probably not needed, but suggest you have them in your pack in case the late Spring storm deposits some snow at the top.  Also,  some may find hiking poles useful. All participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which  will be provided by the hike leaders at the meeting location. Please be familiar with the club's "Hike Participant's Guide" which can be found on the Club's website under "Summer Sports",  "Hiking", "Hiking Participant's Guide". Leader: Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-05-03HikeEASY HIKE-ALONG THE RAIL TRAIL AND BACK

EASY HIKE - Along the Rail Trail and Back

 

Tuesday 3rd May 2022, 2 PM for an easy hike from Round Valley down the Rail Trail and back.

Meet at the second car park on the right off F J Gillmor Way as you turn into Round Valley, next to the giant floodlights at soccer pitches (not the first dog car park) at 14:00 for a prompt departure (Fully vaccinated members only please).

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk along the Rail Trail - for a detailed map, including meeting place see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/rail-trail/240495523/#dm=1.

The walk will be about 3.6 miles; great views and hopefully some interesting wildlife; on tarmac; mainly flat; less than 100ft 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, including the leader whose body is just clambering up from sea level. 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 are responsible to email (preferred) or call the leader of the hike to determine if it is cancelled. 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

Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-05-01HikeMODERATE HIKE:  TERRACE HILL TRAILMODERATE HIKE:  TERRACE HILL TRAIL Sunday, May 1, Moderate hike on Terrace Hills Trail section of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail system. Meeting Place, Option 1: Meet in the parking lot in front of Park City Bread and Bagel in Quarry Village, Pinebrook for a 9:00 AM departure. Meeting Place, Option 2: Meet at the east end of the Walmart parking lot, 2705 E. Parleys Way, SLC. for a 9:30 AM departure. Meeting Place, Option 3: Meet at E. Terrce Hills trail head at 9:50 AM at the top of N. Terrace Hills Drive, (enter 3000 N Terrace Hills Dr. should get you there). Park on sides of Terrace Hills Drive. Hike is approximately 4 miles with an elevation gain of almost 1,000'. This hike has a continuous climb for the first half of the hike. HIKING POLES are STRONLY suggested. The 360 degrees views are spectacular. We'll break for a snack near the top and dogs are welcome. Hike time plus snack break 2 1/2-3 hrs. at a pace slightly less than 2 mph. HIKE LEADER: Robin Reade   Cell: 860-989-1519Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2022-04-27HikeMODERATE HIKE – DUTCH HOLLOWWednesday, April 27 – Moderate Hike in Dutch Hollow Meet in the parking lot of the Quinn's Sports Complex for an on-time departure of 9:00 5-ish miles, 900 feet of elevation. We'll head over to Midway and hike multiple trails in Dutch Hollow. Dogs welcome, bring a lunch/snack. DISCLAIMER: I have not previewed this hike, so I don't know what the conditions of the trails will be. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2022-04-26HikeEASY HIKE - MILLENNIUM TRAIL

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

Starbucks, 6400 N Highway 224 E-1, Park City
2022-04-19HikeEASY HIKE – SILVER STAR RESTAURANT DOWN THE TRAILS TO THE OLD BARN AND BACK

EASY HIKE - Silver Star Restaurant Down The Trails To The Old Barn And Back

Tuesday 19th April 2022 for an easy hike from Silver Star Restaurant down the Olympic Parkway Trail to the Old Barn and back along the Farm Trail.

Meet outside Silver Star Restaurant at 14:00 for a prompt departure (Fully vaccinated members only please).

Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk to the Old Barn - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/silver-star-to-old-barn-and-back/239406028/

The walk will be about 4 miles; on tarmac or packed gravel; mainly flat; 233 feet elevation gain; take around 2.5 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 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 are responsible to email (preferred) or call the leader of the hike to determine if it is cancelled. 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

Silver Star, 1825 Three Kings Dr,, Park City
2022-04-10HikeEASY HIKE - WILLOW CREEK TO THE OLD BARN AND BACKEASY HIKE - WILLOW CREEK TO THE OLD BARN AND BACK Sunday 10th April 2022 for an easy hike from Willow Creek to the Old Barn Meet at Willow Creek car park at 14:00 for a prompt departure (Fully vaccinated members only please). Tony Edwards will lead an easy hike / walk to the Old Barn - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-route/willow-creek-to-old-barn/239027665/?share=%7Ezsiftonn%244osstatg The walk will be about 3.6 miles; on tarmac or packed gravel; mainly flat; 151 feet elevation gain; take around 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group. 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. 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 - https://pcmsc.org/pcmsc/calendar/ - for latest information on all events. Leader: Tony Edwards 4tonye@gmail.com or 435 2004066Willow Creek Parking Lot, 4460 Split Rail Lane, Park City
2021-12-05HikeMODERATE HIKE-YELLOW PINE TRAIL
Sunday, December 5, 9:00-1:00
 
Pam Millman and Jeri Brooke will lead a hike on the Yellow Pine trail in the Uintas. 
This will be a moderate hike of a little over 6 miles with about 1300 ft elevation gain on the Yellow Pine Trail in the Uintas. The hike follows a stream most of the way up. We will stop a little over 3 miles up at an overlook and will turn around there after a snack.
 
There is some mud and ice on the trail and hiking poles are recommended, with the prediction for colder temperatures, spikes or yak trax are also recommended
 
A recreation pass or national park pass is required for parking. There is no cell service.
 
Meet in the Food Town plaza at the Rt 248 end of the parking area in front of Ace Hardware in time to leave by 9am. 
 
Leaders: Jeri Brooke, 847-525-5433, Pam Millman, 203-980-8673
Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2021-11-25HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – EARN YOUR TURKEYThursday, November 25 – Moderate Plus Hike – Earn Your Turkey Park and meet in the parking lot ACROSS from the Park City Library for an on-time departure of 9:00 5-ish miles, 1400-ish feet of vertical. We'll hike up some pretty steep blue ski runs and hiking trails, making it as far as the top of the Town Lift. Snow making equipment may turn us around sooner. At times we'll be walking in some packed snow, but it should be cold enough where we won't hit mud. Traction devises and snowshoes are not necessary. Dogs are welcome. Hiking time should be 2-2.5 hours...plenty of time to get home in time for your feast. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Park Library, 1255 Park Avenue, Park Ctiy
2021-11-08HikeMODERATE HIKE - GLENWILD LOOPMonday November 8 - Moderate Hike - Glenwild Loop We will start promptly at 9:30 in the parking lot at Glenwild/Spring Creek trailhead. Bub Carlson will lead a moderate loop hike at Glenwild, Park City.  The hike will be about 4.5 mi, have an 800 ft vertical, and will take 3 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a snack, water, raingear, traction footwear as needed. Bub’s number is 435-729-0408.Spring Creek Trailhead Parking, 1303 Pheasant Way, Park City
2021-10-31HikeMODERATE HALLOWEEN HIKE – SILVER SPUR TRAIL AT PCMRSunday, October 31; Moderate Halloween Hike – Silver Spur Trail at PCMR Meet in the parking lot of First Time Lift for an on-time departure of 10:00 am.  Attention Boys and Ghouls!! Moderate hike up Silver Spur Trail to Armstrong to Dawn’s Trail. Halloween costume or festive Halloween attire is a must for this unique and spooktacular hike! 5 miles, 500 feet of vertical. We’ll hike up and have a snack somewhere at the top before we head down. Dogs and photographers welcome. Leaders: Deb Black; 617-650-2209 Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2021-10-22HikeMODERATE HIKE: SKY RIDGE TRAIL AT JORDANELLE PARKWAY
Moderate Hike:  Sky Ridge Trail at Jordanelle Parkway
Friday, October 22, 9:30 AM, Trailhead of Sky Ridge Trail, Jordanelle Parkway
Prompt start at 9:30am at Trailhead at Jordanelle Parkway. You can get to the trailhead from either Exit 8 exit off of route 40 (towards the Jordanelle State Park but take the access road just prior to the Lodges at Stillwater hotel) or Exit 4 off of Rt 40, heading towards Kamas on Rt 248, at Browns Canyon. From Exit 8 route, head along Jordanelle Parkway about 4 miles and parking area is on left. Trailhead is at parking lot. From Exit 4, go to the first trafiic light (at Brown’s canyon), turn right, and go through The Retreat at the Jordanelle development which is the Jordanelle Parkway, about 1.5 miles along the parkway, parking area is on right.
This is a moderate hike with about 4.5 miles (round trip) and 900 feet of elevation. This is an out and back, which climbs to the top of a ridge, with beautiful views of the Jordanelle Reservoir and mountain vistas at top.  At a moderate pace, this should take about 2.5 hours, with a rest at top for a snack. No dogs allowed. Cell service is available.  Parking area has room for about 12 cars so please car pool if possible.
Leader:  Sue Johnson (908) 310-6617
Skyridge Trailhead, Jordanelle Parkway, Kamas
2021-10-18HikePOSTPONED – MODERATE HIKE- SKYBRIDGE TRAIL
Due to the weather forecast for October 18, this hike has been rescheduled for Friday, October 22
Moderate Hike:  Sky Ridge Trail at Jordanelle Parkway
Monday, October 18 9:30 AM
Trailhead of Sky Ridge Trail, Jordanelle Parkway
Prompt start at 9:30am at Trailhead at Jordanelle Parkway. You can get to the trailhead from either Exit 8 exit off of route 40 (towards the Jordanelle State Park but take the access road just prior to the Lodges at Stillwater hotel) or Exit 4 off of Rt 40, heading towards Kamas on Rt 248, at Browns Canyon. From Exit 8 route, head along Jordanelle Parkway about 4 miles and parking area is on left. Trailhead is at parking lot. From Exit 4, go to the first trafiic light (at Brown’s canyon), turn right, and go through The Retreat at the Jordanelle development which is the Jordanelle Parkway, about 1.5 miles along the parkway, parking area is on right.
This is a moderate hike with about 4.5 miles (round trip) and 900 feet of elevation. This is an out and back, which climbs to the top of a ridge, with beautiful views of the Jordanelle Reservoir and mountain vistas at top.  At a moderate pace, this should take about 2.5 hours, with a rest at top for a snack. No dogs allowed. Cell service is available.  Parking area has room for about 12 cars so please car pool if possible.
Leader:  Sue Johnson (908) 310-6617
Skyridge Trailhead, Jordanelle Parkway, Kamas
2021-10-17HikeEASY TO MODERATE HIKE – ROB'S TRAIL IN MEMORY OF FERN BAIRD
Sunday October 17 - Easy to Moderate Hike - Rob's Trail in Memory of Fern Baird
We will meet by the Cabriolet at the Canyons Resort parking lot for an on-time departure of 10:30, then carpool to the trailhead, since parking at the trailhead is limited.
Joan Entwistle and some of Fern's friends and family will lead a moderate hike in memory of Fern Baird.  We will hike at an easy to moderate pace on Rob's trail in Park City. The hike will be about 5 miles, have 800 feet of vertical, and will take about 3 hours. Dogs invited. Bring a snack, water, and warm clothing.  Poles and traction devices may be needed if there is any snow/ice remaining. Leaders: Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864 and Lisa Hunter 770-630-2233
Canyons Lower Parking Lot, Canyons Resort Drive, Park City
2021-10-06HikeCANCELLED -MODERATE HIKE-DALY'S CANYON
Moderate Hike Daly's Canyon, Trappers Gate-CANCELLED due to weather
Moderate Hike Wednesday, Oct 6 at 9:15
Meet at parking lot up Daly's Canyon, at Daly’s Trailhead, at the very end of Main St in town
This will be a 5 mile loop with a 1000ft elevation gain. We will start on Trappers Gate, to Ontario Ridge to part of Empire Link and back. Please be ready to leave at 9:15. Everyone must sign the club release form.
Dogs Welcome
Leader: Bub Carlson 435-658-4728
daly trailhead, 399-243 Daly Ave, Park City
2021-10-04HikeMODERATE HIKE--COYOTE TRAILS, HEBER
MODERATE HIKE--COYOTE TRAILS, HEBER
Monday, October 4, Moderate Hike on Coyote Trails in Heber.
Meet at Utah Valley University, (farthest back parking lot). for an on
time 9:15 departure.
The first half of the hike ascends on the Upper Riverview trail and the
second half of the hike will descend on upper and lower potato trails. The
elevation gain is approximately 600', hike length is approximately 5 1/2
miles and the duration will be 2 1/2 -- 3 hours at a 2 mph pace. We can
take a snack break mid hike.
Hopefully the fall foliage views will still be awesome and the views of
the Heber Valley are always great. Cell service may be spotty at the
highest elevation.
Dogs are welcome
NOTE: Please wear shoes with thick soles as much of the terrain is smaller
stones.
Hike Leader:  Robin Reade  Call or Text 860-989-1519 with any questions.
The leader will provide the activity release form to be signed prior to
the hike.
Brief Directions: Utah Valley University campus is a left off of Route 40,
maybe a mile south of the traffic light at the intersection of Rt. 40/Rt.
32/ and River Road. If you get to a large parcel of land under development
on the left, you went too far.
utah valley university, 3111 college way, heber city
2021-09-28HikeModerate Hike - DESOLATION LAKEModerate Hike- Desolation Lake Tuesday, September 28th 8AM Meet: 8 am at Quinns Junction, near restrooms at sports complex for carpool as parking can always be tight. If meeting at Trail Head take I-215 south until you reach the 6200 South exit. Turn right onto Wasatch Blvd, then turn left at Big Cottonwood Canyon. Continue up BCC approximately 9 miles to the Mill D North Fork Trail head located on the north (left) side of the road-or go over Guardsmen Pass and go about 6 miles down and look for Mill D Trail Head on your right. This is a beautiful hike amid aspens, pines and meadows with peek-a-boo views of surrounding peaks. The lake may not be much this year but it is still a pretty hike with good chance of seeing wildlife. There are a couple possible add ons; one being Dog Lake which adds 1.2 miles and the other being the ridge-line above which leads to the Wasatch Crest trail and will overlook Park City. This adds 2 miles and 600 vertical. Bring a lunch! Dogs are not allowed in this watershed area. Distance: 8 miles RT for the lake only Elevation gain: 1900 ft to the lake, 2500 ft to the peak Time: 4-5 hours RT including commute Carpooling is encouraged and we need to respect comfort levels with regards to vaccination and masking. The hike is limited to 15 so you must RSVP to Mary and she will let you know if you can attend. Maryclaudon@gmail.com or Mary’s number is 314-780-2348 Mary will bring the Activity Release form which you are required to sign before joining the hike.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-09-27HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE – MURDOCK PEAKMonday, September 27 – Semi Strenuous Hike to Murdock Peak Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 9 miles, 2800 feet of vertical. We'll hike to Murdock Peak, above the Super Condor chairlift at Canyons. Parts of this hike are VERY steep, so please bring poles. We have to carpool, as there are very few parking spots at the trail head. Dogs welcome; bring a lunch for the top. Our estimated hiking time is 6-7 hours. We'll be bushwhacking and walking on overgrown trails, so dress accordingly. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-09-22HikeMODERATE TO SEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE ON ANTELOPE ISLAND
Wednesday, September 22 – Moderate plus to semi-strenuous hike to Frary Peak on Antelope Island
Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village to car pool for on time departure at 8:00 AM.  Alternatively, meet at the trailhead parking lot at 9:30 AM
 
This will be an out and back hike on the Frary Peak trail which is about 3.5 miles from the trail head to the top of the peak with an elevation gain of about 2200 feet.  The first 3 miles is a well maintained trail with switchbacks and is a moderate to moderate plus hike due to the elevation gain.  The last .5 mile up to the summit is a more challenging, strenuous section that is optional.   The hike will take about 4 to 4.5 hours and we will hike at a pace of 2 to 2.5 mph.  
Dogs are not allowed.
The views of the Island and the Salt Lake are spectacular, so bring a snack or lunch to enjoy while looking at the scenery.  
The directions to the trailhead, which is about 1.5 hours from Park City are as follows:
 I-80 to I-15 North.  Proceed up I-15 for about 28 miles, take exit 332 for UT-108/Antelope Drive.  Turn left and proceed on Antelope Island Drive to the toll booth for the Island.  After crossing on the causeway, bear left to the Frary Peak Parking area on the right had side of the road, (about .5 miles).
You may want to use the bathroom facilities at the visitors center before going to the trailhead.
  
Be sure to bring your state park pass and four hiking essentials.
 

Pennie Strebel and Chuck Mollard will co-lead this hike.

Chuck will bring the Activity Release form which you are required to sign before joining the hike.
Leaders:
Pennie Strebel – Cell: 801-540-9299
Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-09-20HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE –SUMMIT PARK PEAKMonday, September 20 – Moderate Plus Hike to Summit Park Peak Meet in the parking lot of Pinebrook's Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 6 miles, 1700 feet of vertical. STEEP in some parts; dogs welcome; we'll have lunch/snack at the top of the peak. We should be back to the cars by 1:00 Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-09-14HikeMODERATE HIKE – THE AVENUE IN MOOSE HOLLOWTuesday, September 14 – Moderate Hike on The Avenue in Moose Hollow Meet in the parking lot at Park City Bagel for an on-time departure of 8:30 6 miles, 1200 feet of vertical. We'll head up to the towers above I80 in the Moose Hollow area. Dogs are welcome, but please bring a leash, as Basin Recreation trails are NOT leash free. Bring a snack/lunch for the top. We should be back to the cars by noon. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-09-13HikeSEMI STRENOUS HIKE - SHINGLE CREEK, UINTASMonday, September 13 - Semi-strenuous hike - Shingle Creek, Uintas Meet at Quinn's Junction for on time departure at 8:30 AM or at the Shingle Creek trailhead at 9:15 This trail is an out and back and well marked trail of about 12 miles with about 2500 feet elevation gain.  This hike is rated as semi-strenuous  since most of the elevation gain is in the second half of the hike.  The hike duration is about 5 hours. Dogs are welcome. There is no cell service. Bring a snack or lunch to enjoy at the lake at the top of the trail. Bring the four hiking essentials. All participants are required to sign the Club's activity release form at the start of the hike which will be supplied by the leader. Leader: Howard Cox - cell: 317-363-0262          Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-09-07HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – TREASURE HILL/TOWN LIFT AREA OF PCMRTuesday, September 7 – Moderate Plus Hike – Treasure Hill/Town Lift Area of PCMR Meet in the bus area of the Old Town Transit Center for an on-time departure of 8:30 6 miles, 1400 feet of vertical. We'll hike up some pretty steep blue ski runs and hiking trails, then make our way to the top of the Town Lift before heading down (and eventually up) steep MTB trails to get back. We'll be in and out of the Treasure Hill area that Park City bought in 2019. Dogs are welcome, bring a snack/lunch. Parking: this should take us 3-4 hours to complete, you can park for free in many town parking lots. Please give yourself enough time to park and get to the Transit Center. Better yet: take the bus, you'll be dropped off in our meeting area. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Old Town Transit Center, Swede Alley, Park City, UT
2021-09-02HikeEASY PLUS HIKE - GAMBEL OAK NORTH, LOST PROSPECTOR, SKID ROW AND FOXTAIL TRAILS
EASY PLUS HIKE - GAMBEL OAK NORTH, LOST PROSPECTOR, SKID ROW AND FOXTAIL TRAILS Thursday September 2 – Easy plus hike – From the Gambel Oak North trailhead on Solamere Drive Meet at 3380 Solamere Drive, Steve and Kathy Holmes’s home. Please everyone park on the uphill side of the street, NOT both sides of the street. There is plenty of parking along the street and be ready for an on time 9AM departure. This will be a 3.0 mile loop hike with 330 feet of elevation gain. These are well maintained trails with nice vistas towards PCMR, Canyons, Park Meadows, the Rail Trail, Round Valley and Quinn’s Junction. We will hike at a pace of about 1.5+/- mph, as the group wants to go, with several stops for water and the views. The hike will take 1.50 to 2.00 hours including stops. We may encounter mountain bikers and will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible. We request that only fully vaccinated people join this hike. NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED FROM THIS HIKE. After the hike everyone is invited, included dogs, to our back yard for an outside break for provided refreshments and snacks. Dogs are welcome but please have a leash for the road. The beginning and end of the hike are along the road. Cell service is good. Kathy and Steve Holmes will co-lead this hike. There is no maximum number of participants and there is no RSVP requirement. But we do request that if you intend to participate you email us so we have an estimate of the number to prepare refreshments and snacks for. sandkholmes@comcast.net. Thank you. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please call or text, not email, Steve or Kathy to see if the hike has been cancelled. Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135 or Steve Holmes cell 305-338-2831
Kathy Holmes, Sunset Lodge, 3380 Solamere Dr, Park City
2021-08-31HikeMODERATE HIKE – SPIRO TRAIL at PCMRTuesday, August 31  - Moderate hike up Spiro Trail. Meet in PCMR parking lot, near First Time Lift, for an on time 8:45 am departure. 4.5 miles, ~800 feet elevation gain/loss. This will be an out and back hike on Spiro Trail, hiking across several ski trails, under Silver Star Lift, King Con Lift, and Quicksilver Gondola, where we will turn around.  We will have a snack somewhere near the turnaround point at the top before heading down. Dogs welcome. Lisa Hunter; 770-630-2233  Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2021-08-30HikeMODERATE HIKE - THREE DIVIDE LAKES IN THE UINTAS  Monday August 30 - Moderate Hike - Three Divide Lakes in the Uintas Mon. Aug. 30. , 830 AM. Joan Entwistle will lead a moderate loop hike to the Three Divide Lakes in the Uintas. This spectacular route will pass more than 15 lakes. The hike will be about 5 mi, have an 800 ft vertical, and will take 3 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch, rain gear, mosquito repellant and extra water. We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas, and secure parking, so meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). Or be at Crystal Lake trailhead by 9:15: take the Mirror Lake highway from Kamas, then turn left at the Crystal Lake turnoff about 1/4 mile past mile marker 25.  Continue driving and take the the Crystal Lake Trail road on the right.  You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it probably will be ticketed. While you can stop at the self-serve station on the way up it’s not right to ask everyone to wait while you get one. So please make prior arrangements for a pass or ride with someone who has one.  Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike.  Carpooling recommended. Joan’s number is 978-549-4864.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-08-27HikeMODERATE HIKE - ISLAND LAKE TRAIL-UINTASFriday, August 27th - Moderate Hike to  Island Lake in Uintas Meet at the Park City Sports Complex parking lot at Quinn’s Junction (near the restrooms) for an 8:00 departure, or at the Crystal Lake Trailhead (mm 26) off the Mirror Lake Highway at 8:45.  Have your National Park Pass. 8.4 miles out and back,  1,076 feet of elevation gain, passing by several lakes, and picturesque Island Lake at the turnaround point.  The hike should take about 4 1/2 hours with time for a snack at the lake. *Note this will be a moderate paced hike with relatively easy terrain but is longer than most of our moderate hikes. Dogs welcome.   No cell service. Lori Tarmey 954-444-9723Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-08-26HikeBALD MOUNTAIN-UINTAS
Uintas hike to Bald Mountain, Thursday, 8/26, meet Quinns near bathrooms at 8am.
Bald Mtn is a just under 3-mile loop hike with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. The trail has rocky sections, some exposure, and starts well above 10,000ft which is why it is classified Mod+. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with stops to take in the views and look for goats.
As with any high-altitude hike in the Uinta’s we must start early in the day to beat the possible afternoon thunderstorms. Bring the hiking essentials, plenty of water, sunscreen, binoculars and possibly bug spray.
The hike, including the drive to TH, should take about 4 to 5 hours with time for a snack at the top. We will meet at Quinn’s Junction for an on-time departure of 8am. Dogs are welcome but it may be tough for some due to rocky sections.
Cell service is nonexistent
Mary Laudon will lead this hike with a maximum of 12 people. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to n2mtns@sbcglobal.net  or text 314-780-2348  if you wish to join.
 
If you want to carpool you should be vaccinated or in agreement with the others as to status.
Directions, if you don’t meet at Quinn’s;   Take 248 to Kamas. At the first stop light, turn left. At the next stop light (at the Chevron), turn right, which will put you on the Mirror Lake Highway. Drive 29 miles until you reach Bald Mountain Pass, and look for the small dirt road to the left with a sign that says Bald Mountain Picnic area & Trailhead. There is one vault restroom.
Leader- Mary Laudon 314-780-2348
 
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-08-24HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE – LAKE BLANCHETuesday, August 24  – Semi-strenuous hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village at 7:30 AM for an on-time departure Lake Blanche Trail is a 6.9 mile out and back hike with about 2700 feet of elevation gain to the Lake.  This is a well maintained trail with one area of about 30 feet of rock scrambling.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to catch our breath.  Slightly slower going up and a little faster going down.  The hike should take about 5 hours with time for a snack overlooking Lake Blanche. Dogs are not allowed as this is Salt Lake watershed. Cell service is spotty. Be sure to bring the four hiking essential and lots of water, plus a snack. We will meet at Park City Bagels at 7:30 to car pool or at the trailhead at 8:00.  The trailhead is about 4.4 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon in the parking area on the right area called “Mill B”. Leader Chuck Mollard – cell 917-881-9022Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-08-23HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – CLAYTON PEAKMonday, August 23 – Moderate Plus Hike to Clayton Peak Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 5.5 miles, 1800 feet of vertical. We'll climb to the top of Clayton Peak, which rises above Bonanza Flat. You MUST be comfortable scrambling over and around rocks and large boulders. Dogs are welcome, but there's major scrambling over large boulders. Bring a lunch/snack for the top. If you use poles, it will be helpful to have a way to secure them to your pack when we start to scramble to and from the top. 4-4.5 hours of hiking, we SHOULD be back to Wasatch Bagels by 2:00. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2021-08-20HikeMODERATE HIKE - YETI’S & MOOSE PUDDLE LOOP TRAIL IN UOP AREA
  Friday August 20 - Moderate Hike - Yeti’s Trail to Moose Puddle Trail. 9:00am - 12:30pm. We will meet to walk to the trailhead. We will park in marked parking spaces against a retaining wall on Olympic Parkway past the parking lots for the Utah Olympic Park. The same place we parked last year. There is plenty of parking. This is 1.5 miles up Olympic Parkway, past the UOP, down hill on the left. Closest address is 3488 Olympic Parkway, the UOP address is 3419 Olympic Parkway. The GPS coordinates for parking are N 40.42.41.8 W 111.33.49.1. Please be ready for an on time departure at 9:00am. This will be a 6.5 mile loop hike with 1100 feet of elevation gain. This is a well maintained trail with nice panoramic vistas and views of the UOP. The hike is along switchbacks without steep sections uphill or downhill. Both trails have shade until near the top. The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0-2.2 mph and take 3-3 1/2 hours with stops along the way. We will have a short break when we summit at the junction of the 2 trails with the Olympic trail for a snack. We may encounter mountain bikers and will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible. Dogs are welcome. The hike will start and end with short road segments so leashes will be necessary. Cell service is good. There are no restrooms along this hike. But a Facilatree will always be close by. Even with the drought and the little rain, the Moose Puddle still has some mud and one of the springs is still running. Steve and Kathy Holmes will co-lead a moderate loop hike ascending Yeti’s Trail and descending Moose Puddle Trail back to the parking area. There is no maximum number or RSVP for this hike. We ask that only fully vaccinated folks join this hike. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact Steve or Kathy to see if the hike has been cancelled. Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831 or Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135.
Utah Olympic Park, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City
2021-08-17HikeMODERATE HIKE – ROB’S TRAIL, ROSBUD’S HEAVEN AND AMBUSH

Tuesday – August 17 - Moderate hike - Rob’s trail to Rosebud‘s Heaven to Ambush and back on Rob’s trail

This will be  a 6.4 mile loop hike with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. This is a well maintained trail with nice vistas of Snyderville and PCM Canyons. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to take in the views. The hike should take about 3 to 3.5 hours with time for a snack at the top of Rob’s trail. Dogs are welcome. Cell service is good. Be sure to bring the four hiking essentials We will meet at the trailhead, which is located about 1.4 miles up Bear Hollow Drive for an on-time departure at 8:30 AM All participants will be required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form that will be provided by the leader. Leader – Chuck Mollard – cell 917-881-9022
Rob\'s Trailhead, Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
2021-08-13HikeMODERATE HIKE – NOTCH LAKE IN THE UINTAS
MODERATE HIKE - NOTCH LAKE IN THE UINTAS
FRIDAY,  August 13 ...BOOOO- Moderate Hike - Notch Lake in the Uintas
Meeting Place - Meet at Quinn's Junction trailhead on the north side of the restroom to carpool at 8:30 AM or at Notch Mountain / Bald MountainTrailhead at 9:15 AM.  Please bring your parking permit, or cash to pay for parking at the trailhead.
We will hike 4.2 miles at an easy to moderate pace, ~2 MPH, on the Notch Mountain Trail to Notch Lake, 500' elevation loss/gain, about 3 hours.  Dogs allowed.  No cell phone coverage.  This trail is over 10,000 elevation and goes by several scenic ponds and lakes, with nice views of the Uinta Mountains.  Please bring the 4 essentials, especially water, snack, raingear and/or jacket.
Leader: Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-08-11HikeCANCELLED – MODERATE PLUS HIKE – BALD MOUNTAINDue to the poor air quality, this hike has been cancelled Wednesday August 12, Moderate Plus Bald Mountain hike We will meet at Quinn’s Junction for an on-time departure of 8am. This will be an approx. 3-mile loop hike with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. The trail has rocky sections, some exposure, and starts well above 10,000 ft which is why it is classified Mod+. 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. Bald Mtn is one of the easiest peaks to summit in the area, and also offers grand views of the Mirror Lake Highway, dozens of surrounding lakes and several peaks, provided there is no smoke or smog. Along the Bald Mountain trail, you may see mountain goats as well. As with any high-altitude hike in the Uinta’s we must start early in the day to beat the possible afternoon thunderstorms, the afternoon heat, and crowds. Bring the hiking essentials, plenty of water, sunscreen, binocularsand possibly bug spray. The hike, including the drive to TH should take about 4 to 5 hours with time for a snack at the top. Dogs are welcome but it may be tough for some due to rocky sections and rocky surface at the summit. Cell service is nonexistent. If you want to carpool you should be vaccinated. Directions, if you don’t meet at Quinn’s; Take 248 to Kamas. At the first stop light, turn left. At the next stop light (at the Chevron), turn right, which will put you on the Mirror Lake Highway. Drive 29 miles until you reach Bald Mountain Pass, and look for the small dirt road to the left with a sign that says Bald Mountain Picnic area & Trailhead. There is one vault restroom. Leader- Mary Laudon 314-780-2348 Mary will lead this hike with a maximum of 12 people. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to n2mtns@sbcglobal.net  if you wish to join. Mary will advise you by return email if you are on the list or if you are on a wait list.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-08-06HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – MT. STELLENFriday, August 6 – Moderate Plus Hike – Mt. Stellen Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 5ish miles, 900ish feet of vertical. For those of you who have done this with me before, we'll be leaving from a different trailhead and hiking different trails. So, DOGS ARE WELCOME! Mt. Stellen is VERY steep going up and down. Bring a snack/lunch for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224   Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2021-08-04HikeSHINGLE CREEK TRAIL-UINTASWednesday, August 4th, 830 AM Meet at the Park City Sports Complex parking lot at Quinn’s Junction (near the restrooms) for an 8:30am departure, or at at the trailhead off Mirror Lake Highway at 9:00am. Trailhead is 10 miles east of Kamas just past the Shingle Creek Campground. You should have a National Parks pass displayed in your vehicle or you may be ticketed Enjoy hiking 4.8 (round-trip) miles of the scenic Shingle Creek trail to the second bridge. 600' of elevation gain The hike should take about 3 hours with time for a snack at the bridge.     Dogs welcome. No cell service.   Hike Leaders: Ruth Mather 435-565-0718 Ron Zeringue 985-373-2063Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-08-03HikeSweenys Switchbacks
Hike : Sweenys switchbacks , Moderate hike
 
Tuesday date: 8/3/21
 
 Meet at first time lift @ Park City Mtn. for a 9am on time departure. This is a no dogs hike.
          Very moderate hike mostly shaded in trees with 700-800 VF in elevation gain. Affords views of down town P C and distant surrounding mountains. 
Flower will be I D . At the top views of trails at PC mountains are visible. Duration of the hike is little less then 2 hrs.
If you intend to participate please text Jack a day before, 
 
Leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893 
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2021-07-28HikeMODERATE HIKE- ALBION BASINWed, July 28.  Pam Carlquist will lead a hike through the wildflowers of Albion Basin to Catherines Pass and then up to the top of Sunset Peak; it is 3 mi, 1500 ft, and 2 1/2 hrs. There is some exposure from cliffs on the route to the top.  No dogs allowed in Cottonwood Canyons. Bring a snack or lunch.  Meet at 7:15 am at Park City Bagels/Pinebrook or at the Catherine Pass trailhead in Albion Basin at 8:00 (note early start time because parking is quite limited).
Pam’s number is 435-513-0597.
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Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-07-27HikeMODERATE HIKE - MOOSE PUDDLE, OLYMPIC, ROB'S LOOPTuesday, July 27 - Moderate  hike Moose Puddle, Olympic, Rob's loop Meet at the Rob's trail trailhead at 8:30 AM for an on-time departure. From the parking area we will walk up Bear Hollow Drive to Iron Bill trail, which will take us to Legacy Loop.  We will cross the street at the top of Olympic Park and hike up Moose Puddle to Olympic and then down Rob's trail.  The trails are well defined and the hike will be about a 7 mile loop with about 900 feet elevation gain.  We will hike at a moderate pace of about 2 mph. The hike will take about 3.5 to 4 hours. The parking area is located on Bear Hollow Drive  about 1.4 miles from the Park City Nursery. Bring a snack to have at the top of Rob's trail. Dogs are allowed on this hike. Bring the four hiking essentials. Cell service should be available for most of the hike. All participants are required to sign the Club's Activity Release form which will be supplied by the leader. Leader - Chuck Mollard - cell: 917-881-9022  Rob\'s trailhead, Bear hollow Drive, Park City
2021-07-25HikeMODERATE HIKE- SUMMIT PARK PEAKSun, July 25, Sheri Thomas will lead a moderate hike to Summit Park Peak. The hike is about 5 1/2 mi with a 1500 ft elevation gain and will take 3 ½ hrs. Bring a snack. Dogs welcome. Meet at 9:00 at PC Bagels in Quarry Village/Pinebrook. Sheri number is 435-640-9535 Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-07-25HikeMODERATE HIKE- WOS LOOP SUMMIT PARK

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.

Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-07-21HikeMODERATE HIKE-LOFTY LOOP, UINTAS
(This hike was recently switched from Friday the 23rd because of state holiday weekend)
Wed, July 21, Bub Carlson will lead a moderate loop hike on the Lofty Lakes loop in the Uintas. This picturesque route will pass 10 alpine lakes. The hike will be about 5 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical, and take 3 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch, rain gear, and mosquito repellant. We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas, so meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). The trail begins at the Pass Lake trailhead 32 mi east of Kamas, on the left side after you pass both Mirror Lake and Pass Lake. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it probably will be ticketed. While you can stop at the self-serve station on the way up it’s not right to ask everyone to wait while to get one. So please make arrangements for a prior pass or ride with someone who has one. We will try to carpool. Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. 
Bub Carlson pcutbub@gmail.com
435-729-0408
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-07-18HikeMODERATE HIKE- TWIN LAKES TRAILSun, July 18, Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike up the Twin Lakes Trail at Brighton from Silver Lake, past Twin Lakes, to Twin Lakes Pass between Brighton and Alta. The hike will be about 5 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical, and take 3 hrs. The views are outstanding.  Dogs are not allowed in Cottonwood Canyons. Bring a lunch or a snack. Meet at 9:00 at Wasatch Bagels or at 9:30 at the Silver Lake Trailhead Trail which is located at the parking lot at Brighton just where the Brighton/Big Cottonwood Canyon road splits into a one way loop.  Bub’s number is 435-729-0408.Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2021-07-14HikeMODERATE HIKE-THREE DIVIDE LAKE LOOP-UINTASWed, July 14, Jon Scarlet will lead a moderate loop hike to the Three Divide Lakes in the Uintas. This spectacular route will pass more than 15 lakes. The hike will be about 5 mi, have an 800 ft vertical, involve some bushwhacking, and will take 3 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch, rain gear, mosquito repellant (or a friend who attracts mosquitoes) and extra water. We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas, so meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). Or take the Mirror Lake highway from Kamas, then turn left at the Crystal Lake turnoff about 1/4 mile past mile marker 25.  Continue driving and take the the Crystal Lake Trail road on the right.  Jon’s number is 508-450-1647. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it probably will be ticketed. While you can stop at the self-serve station on the way up it’s not right to ask everyone to wait while you get one. So please make prior arrangements for a pass or ride with someone who has one.  Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. Also, parking can be a problem. If you don’t find a spot you cannot park nearby. Carpooling recommended.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-07-11HikeMODERATE HIKE- BRIGHTON TO CATHERINE'S PASS
Sun, July 11th, (MOVED FROM JUL 10TH) Diane and Paul Schnarr will lead a moderate wildflower hike up Brighton Basin to Catherine’s Pass. The hike will be about 5 mi, have a 1750 ft vertical, and take 3 hrs. Dogs are not permitted in Cottonwood Canyons. Bring a lunch. Meet at 9 am at Wasatch Bagels (off Kearns) or at the trailhead at the base of Brighton at 9:30. Diane and Paul’s number is 801-943-9056 (h) or 801-502-8202 9 (c).
Hike leader will accept only fully vaccinated Covid-19 participants for this hike
Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2021-07-09HikeMODERATE HIKE- PRIMROSE OVERLOOK AND HORSE SPRINGS TRAIL LOOP
Friday, July 9th, Mary Laudon will lead a moderate loop hike to Primrose Overlook and Horse Springs Trail Loop. This picturesque route passes through Aspen groves, alpine meadows, wildflowers and chest high ferns leading to a beautiful view of Primrose Cirque and Mt Timpanogos.  The hike will be about 3.7 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical with a few rather steep pitches, and take 2.5 to 3 hrs. Dogs invited and local pet rules should be followed. There is a short section of trail at the end which allows motorcycles even though it is a very narrow single-track tr. Bring a lunch, rain gear, and the bugs are out so mosquito repellant, long pants and sleeves recommended. We need to leave early to avoid heat, late afternoon showers, secure parking and maybe see some wildlife. As a possible add-on we may drive back through Cascade Springs and stop for the beautiful half mile hike around the springs. After visiting the Springs, it is about 6 miles down to the Soldier Hollow area and then back to Quinn’s. Let’s depart at 8:00am from the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). The trail begins at the Summit trailhead about 6 miles past Sundance Resort on the left. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it could be ticketed. So please make arrangements for a prior pass or ride with someone who has one. Due to potential lack of parking, carpooling is encouraged and the hike is limited to 15 so you must RSVP to Mary and she will let you know if you can attend. Maryclaudon@gmail.com or Mary’s number is 314-780-2348

Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. 

Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-07-08HikeMODERATE HIKE-WASATCH STATE PARK
Thursday, July 8, Jay Frankenfield will lead a moderate hike in Wasatch State Park outside of Midway.  The trail has a lot trees with views of the Heber valley.  The hike will be about 5 miles with a 900’ vertical gain and take 2.5 to 3 hours.  Bring a snack to eat at the turnaround.  The hike leader requires at participants to be fully vaccinated of Covid 19.  To car pool, meet Bub Carlson at 9:30 at the parking on the left past the rest rooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and Utah 248).  Or meet Jay at the Wasatch State Park Visitors Center parking lot at 10:00.  A state park pass is required.  Either a season pass or a day pass can be purchased at the Visitor Center.  Dogs are allowed but state park regulations require they be kept on leash.
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-07-02HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - LAMBS CANYON TO MILL CREEK & RETURNFriday, July 2 - Semi-Strenuous hike - Lambs Canyon to Mill Creek & return Meet at the parking area just outside the gate to Lamb's Canyon Road at 8:30 AM to car pool to the trailhead since there is limited parking at the trail head.  Take I-80 to exit 137, "Lamb's Canyon". This is an out and back hike up Lamb's Canyon and down to Mill Creek, back up to the top of Lamb's Canyon and back to starting point.  This is a semi-strenuous hike that is a total of 8 miles with a total elevation gain of 2,700 feet.  The elevation gain is about 700 feet per mile and the same for descending.  There will be a few downed trees that we will have to contend with. We will hike at a moderate pace of about average of 2.0 to 2.5 mph with a little slower going up and a little faster going down.  This hike will take about 4 hours. Dogs are not allowed as this is a Salt Lake City watershed. Cell service might be intermittent. Bring a snack to enjoy at the turn around point in Mill Creek. Bring the four hiking essentials. Leader: Chuck Mollard - cell: 917-881-9022      Lambs Canyon Road, 2800 Lambs Canyon Road, Salt Lake City
2021-07-02HikeEASY HIKE-COVE TRAILHEAD-ROUND VALLEY
Friday, July 2nd, Cove Trailhead in Round Valley to view the cactus flowers. Well, they are finally starting to bloom! It takes about 1.5-2 hours based on how often we stop. There is one steeper hill on Rademan Ridge that's pretty rocky. Hiking poles very helpful here. Approximately 2 miles with maybe 200 feet elevation gain.
Meet Quinns Junction ( near restrooms at complex) 845 AM or trailhead at 9 AM
To access the Cove Trailhead, turn at the stoplight (Meadows Drive by McLeod Creek) as you come into PC from Kimball Junction, take a left and go about 1.5 miles to park at Cove Trailhead. Dogs welcome
Kate Loman
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-06-30HikeMODERATE HIKE- SWEENY SWITCHBACKS
 Sweeny's switchbacks , Moderate hike
 
Day, Wednesday date 6/30/21
 
 Meet at first time lift @ Park City Mtn. for a 9am on time departure. This is a no dogs hike. Condense into few cars as parking is limited.
          Very moderate hike, mostly shaded in trees with 700-800 VF in elevation gain. Affords views of down town P C and distant surrounding mountains. 
Flower will be I D . At the top views of trails at PC mountains are visible. Duration of the hike is little less then 2 hrs.
If you intend to participate please text Jack a day before
 
Leader Jack Karmel 435 602-9893 
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2021-06-29HikeMODERATE HIKE-BALD MOUNTAIN UINTASMODERATE HIKE-BALD MOUNTAIN-UINTAS Date:  Tuesday, 6/29/2021 Time:  8:00am Location:  Quinn’s Junction This is a moderate 2.7 mile out and back hike with 1,181 feet of elevation gain and should take about 2 1/2 to 3 hours round trip. Meet at the Park City Sports Complex parking lot at Quinn’s Junction for an on-time  8:00am departure or at the trailhead off Mirror Lake Highway at 8:45am. Bring your National Park Pass if you have one. Dogs Welcome Optional lunch at The Notch Pub after. Leader:  Lori Tarmey 954-444-9723Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-06-28HikeMODERATE HIKE-MID MOUNTAIN TRAIL
Moderate Hike June 28th, 9am
4.2 miles, 350' elevation gain, about 2.5 MPH
Lisa Hunter will lead a Moderate Hike on Mid Mountain Trail at Deer Valley & PCMR
Meet at parking lot by Wasatch Bagels at Snow Creek shopping center at 9, or at 9:15 at trailhead 
parking lot on the left of Marsac  Ave where the Mid Mountain Trail crosses Marsac Av, above the 
Montage & Empire Lodge.  (If you get to Empire Pass parking lot, you went too far)
This will be an out and back hike on a portion of the Mid Mtn Trail that will cross areas in Deer Valley & PCMR, We will hike mostly in the shade, to a point near the maintenance building at PCMR, where we 
will turn around
Total mileage 4.2 miles, about 350' elevation gain, about 2.5 MPH. 
Dogs are welcome.
Leader:  Lisa Hunter 770-630-2233
Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2021-06-27HikeMODERATE HIKE-COBBLESTONE LOOPSunday June 27 Robin Reade will lead an EEE ZEE Moderate Hike on Cobblestone Loop. Meet at Petco Parking Lot at 8:30 to sign the provided activity release form and to determine carpool groups. At 8:45 we will carpool to the eastern Glenwilde trailhead just off of Bitner Ranch Road, (which has very limited parking). This easier moderate hike is about 5 miles with approximately 600' of elevation gain, therefore the trail has a gradual rise and descent. There is intermittent shade on the uphill and downhill sections and an open meadow at the mid-section where we can take a brief rest and snack break. Dogs are allowed on a leash per Summit County regulations. Bring plenty of water for man and beast due to the persistent heat and the water is drying up on this hike. Cell service should be good throughout the hike. Leader Robin Reade 860-989-1519,  for questions. Remember the Hiking essentials.Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2021-06-23HikeMODERATE HIKE-EMILY'S BENCH
Wednesday, June 23rd, Moderate Hike, Emily's Bench, Pinebrook.
Meet in parking lot of bagel shop at quarry Village for an on time 9am departure
 
The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles.
 
Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking.
A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees,
 showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers (when In bloom)
 We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track,
 and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. 
This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. It is a no dog hike.
__ If you intend to participate please text to Jack the day before
Advising if you (last minute) cannot come is requested as well
 
Jack  Karmel 435 6029893 
Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-06-23HikeMODERATE HIKE PLUS-BIG MOUNTAINMODERATE PLUS HIKE Big Mountain (listed as Bald Mountain on AllTrails) via the Great Western Trail DATE/TIME  Wednesday, June 23, 2021 8:30am LOCATION: Meet at Park City Bagels in Pinebrook for an 8:00am on time departure or at the trailhead at 8:30am.  (The trailhead is located at Exit 134 (Mountain Dell) off I-80. Travel 8.4 miles on UT-65. The parking lot and trailhead is on the right (there is a big cell tower). This is a moderate plus hike that will be at a moderate pace.  This is a 6.8 mile out and back trail with an elevation gain of 1,627 ft over rolling hills.  It will have a duration of 4-4 1/2 hours. Wildflowers should be in abundance and the views are spectacular.  Please note that there are exposed areas on the trail so it can be hot. Remember the hiking essentials and bring plenty of water.  We will lunch/snack at the top. Sorry.  No dogs. Leader:  Lori Tarmey 954/444-9723P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-06-18HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE – BROAD'S FORK TRAILFriday, June 18 – Semi-Strenuous Hike to Broad's Fork Trail Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook PC Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 5 miles, 2200 feet of vertical. Lots of tree cover on our way up this VERY STEEP trail, but incredible views at the top. Bring a lunch/snack. Sorry, dogs are not allowed in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-06-16HikeMODERATE HIKE-EMILY'S BENCH LOOP
May 16th-Moderate hike - Emily bench loop
 
Meet in parking lot of bagel shop at quarry Village for an on time 9am departure
 
 
The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles.
 
Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking.
A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees,
 showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers  (when In bloom)
 We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track,
 and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. 
This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. It is a no dog hike.
__ If you intend to participate please text to Jack the day before
 
Jack  Karmel 435 6029893 
P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-06-15HikeMODERATE HIKE - MINE TRAILS UINTASModerate Hike- Mine Trail Uintas
Tuesday June 15th, 730 AM
We will meet at @7:30am at Quinn's Junction near restrooms to carpool to Yellow Pine parking lot. Please bring your National Parks pass. Once parked, we will walk about 30 minutes to trailhead. The trail offers spectacular views of the Wasatch Mountains to the west , along with remnants of old mining machinery and a miner's cabin. It is an out and back for a total of approximately 7miles, RT,  with and estimated elevation gain of 1300'. At the top we will take time to enjoy lunch/snack. Dogs welcome
Leader: Teresa Polistina 954-242-2373
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-06-09HikeMODERATE HIKE SPIRO/DAWN TRAIL
Wednesday, June 9th Moderate hike, Spiro /Dawn
 
Meet at the Park City First Time lift for on time 9:15 departure. This is a moderate hike, 3 miles, with duration of 2-2.5 hours, elevation gain of 1100-1200 vertical feet
The trail affords beautiful views of down town Park city, the Park City golf course, and other mountainous vistas, blooming flowers will be discussed 
Dawn is a no bike trail, resulting with much less dust, with some exposed areas .
No dogs 
If you intend to participate, please text Jack the day before.
 
Jack Karmel 435 -602-9893
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2021-06-07HikeEASY HIKE, JORDANELLE PERIMETER TRAIL 
Easy HIke - Jordanelle Perimeter Tuesday June 7th
Meet to carpool at Quinn's Junction Trailhead, Gillmor Way, Park City, at 8:45 leaving promptly at 9, or 9:15 at Ross Creek Trailhead off of 248 in Hideout.  State park parking fee is $10, or $5 for senior 65+.  Please bring your Utah state park pass if you have one, or bring cash to contribute to the parking fee at trailhead.
We will hike at an easy pace out and back about 4 miles along the Perimeter trail, which is mostly a wide dirt path with a few small hills, about 250' elevation gain. Plan on hiking about 2 mph, for a 2 hour hike. Bring water and a snack.
Dogs allowed - please see https://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/jordanelle/faqs/ for the state park rules about dogs.
Leader:  Joan Entwistle joan.entwistle@gmail.com 978-549-4864
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-06-05HikeEASY HIKE - NOBLETTS TRAIL PLUS BISCUITS
EASY HIKE - NOBLETTS TRAIL PLUS BISCUITS
Saturday June 5 - Easy Hike - Nobletts Trail plus Biscuits
Meeting Place - Meet at Quinn's Junction, Gilmore Way, Park City, trailhead near restroom to carpool at 8:45 to leave by 9 AM, or at Nobletts Trailhead in Woodward at 9:30.
We will hike 2.1 miles at an easy pace on the Nobletts Trail, 250' elevation gain, about 1.5 hours.  The trail may have a few slippery spots where it is close to the creek, so trekking poles may be advantageous.  Dogs allowed.  If you would like to stop for brunch at Woodland Biscuit Company, please RSVP with me - seating is limited.
Leader: Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2021-06-04HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE – MT. AIREFriday, June 4 – Semi Strenuous hike to Mt. Aire Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 6 miles, 2,600 feet of vertical. We'll park at the closed gate in Millcreek Canyon, walk 1.5 miles on the road, then 1.5 miles  on the trail to the top (STEEP!). Dogs are welcome, but since it's an "even day," they must be on a leash. Bring a lunch/snack for the top. There is a $5 charge ($3 senior) to use this canyon. Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-06-02HikeMODERATE HIKE-EMILY'S BENCH
Wednesday, June 2nd,  9 AM
Moderate Hike- Emily's Bench
Meet in parking lot of bagel shop at Quarry Village for an on time 9am departure. Parking limited at trailhead, please try to car pool
A moderate  hike,  4 miles round trip, 1200 feet elevation gain. This hike has great vistas 360 degrees along the trail
showing ski runs off the Canyons, as well as the luge track. Many flowers (when In bloom) Many trees will also be identified.
 
No dogs
If you intend to participate,  please text Jack the day before
 
Jack  Karmel 435-602-9893 
Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-06-01HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROB'S, ROSEBUD HEAVEN, AMBUSH LOOPTuesday, June 1 - Moderate hike - Rob's Trail, Rosebud Heaven, Ambush Loop Meet at Rob's trailhead at 9:00 AM for an on-time departure There is limited parking at the trailhead, so car pooling from the Community  Church parking lot is encouraged.  The parking area 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. Hike leader: Chuck Mollard - Cell:917-881-9022  Rob\'s Trail, Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
2021-05-28HikeEASY HIKE – EAST CANYON RANCH ROAD    Date/Time    Date:  5/28/2021 1000 am Location:    East Canyon Ranch Road near Jeremy Ranch Categories:    Hike Friday May 28 – Easy hike up East Canyon Ranch Road Meet 10 am at Petco parking lot for an on time departure  This is an easy pace out and back hike along East Canyon Creek of 5 miles at no more than 3% grade and an elevation gain of 400 feet. Dogs are allowed in East Canyon however there are cars on the gravel road we will be walking. Hike leaders:  Sheree Anshel (214-914-9140) and Susan Thompson (678-488-3337)  Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2021-05-25HikeEASY HISTORY HIKE – DENVER & RIO GRANDE RAIL GRADE FROM LAMB’S CANYON TO SUMMITTuesday, May 25 – Easy history hike up Denver & Rio Grande Rail Grade. Meet 10 AM at Lamb’s Canyon exit off I-80, at small parking area on north side of I-80 Learn about the history of John W. Young’s (Brigham’s son) narrow gauge railroad up Parley’s Canyon and its sale to D&RG with conversion to standard gauge.  You will also learn the real story of Gorgoza or is it Gogorza???  In addition, the geology of the area will be discussed. This is an out and back hike of just less than 6 miles at no more than a 3% grade (standard railroad grade) and an elevation gain of 600 feet.  We expect to be out 3 hours.  We will stop at the turn around for a snack. Dogs are not allowed in Parley’s Canyon watershed. Hike leaders:  Pat Pond (203-257-3150) and Robin Filion (203-257-5379) Please RSVP  Pat Pond as hike is limited to 30 members

COVID-19

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.
Lambs Canyon Road, 9726 Lambs Canyon, Salt Lake City
2021-05-18HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – MT. WIRE AND RED BUTTE PEAKTuesday, May 18 – Moderate Plus Hike to Mt. Wire and Red Butte Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 (anyone wanting to meet at the trailhead, please text me) 4.5 miles, 2200 feet of elevation. STEEP! We'll bag two peaks behind the University of Utah. We'll head up to Mt. Wire, then come down across Red Butte Peak  to the Living Room. Minor scrambling on the way down. Dogs welcome, bring a lunch/snack for the top. Monday's hail/rain storm might have affected the trail, if it's too muddy, we'll turn around. Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-05-16HikeMODERATE HIKE--ROCKY TOP TRAIL, (Kamas Valley Overlook)MODERATE HIKE--ROCKY TOP TRAIL, (Kamas Valley Overlook) Sunday, May 16, Rocky Top Trail,  Debbie Black will lead this moderate out and back hike. Meet at the parking lot IMMEDIATELY TO THE RIGHT just after turning into the driveway to Rock Cliff Nature Center/Jordanelle State Park in Kamas, (Do NOT follow the driveway toward the nature center or the State Park) Departure Time:  10:00 AM on time start. The hike is approximately 4-5 miles RT  on a dry single track path with approximately 900' of vertical. The plan is to walk and hour out, and then an hour back. Trail appears to be dog friendly and cell service is good. We will take a brief rest and snack break at the turn around point. The trail has very little shade so bring plenty of water and wear sun protection. The sign up sheet will be provided at the start of the hike location. This hike welcomes all Covid 19 vaccinated members. Directions:  From the intersection of US 40 and State Road 32; Turn east onto State Road 32 and proceed approximately 8.6 miles. Just after SR 32 crosses the Provo River turn Left into the driveway for Rock Cliff Nature Center and Jordanelle State Park then IMMEDIATELY TURN RIGHT into the gravel trailhead parking lot. Leader Debbie Black,  Phone/Text  617-650-2209

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.
Rocky Top Trailhead, Rock Cliff Road, Heber City
2021-05-12HikeMODERATE HIKE FLYING DOG TRAILMODERATE HIKE: FLYING DOG TRAIL IN JEREMY RANCH, Wed, May 12, Moderate Hike up Flying Dog Trail We will hike the Flying Dog Trail to the Beaver Ponds This is an out and back hike from the trailhead in upper Jeremy Ranch on Daybreaker to the beaver ponds. The beaver ponds will be our turn around point We will take a short rest and snack break. Hike is about 3.75 miles, and ~ 2 hours, elevation gain is ~ 800 ft. There may still be a few muddy spots. Dogs are welcome! Meet in Quarry Village near Park City Bagels at 9:45 to carpool to trailhead. Or meet at the Trailhead on Daybreaker at 10am. Hike leader has designated a limit of12 members who have had the Covid 19 Vaccine. RSVP to Lisa Hunter 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.
Park City Bread & Bagel, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-05-11HikeELK FOREST MODERATE HIKE-PINEBROOK
Tuesday, May 11th, Elk Forest Moderate Hike-Pinebrook
 Meet at the Park City Bagels shop parking lot at Quarry Village for on time 9am departure.
This is a moderate hike, 3 miles, 1 1/2 hours with 700-800 elevation gain. It affords vistas north past I-80, mostly trees, so shaded. Sorry, no dogs
Different flora will be identified and discussed as flowers bloom. 
Leader Jack Karmel 435-602-9893 
Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-05-08HikeMODERATE HIKE -- ABOVE RED BUTTE GARDENS, SALT LAKE CITYSaturday, May 8th, 930 am, Moderate Hike above Red Butte Gardens in Salt Lake City Bub Carlson will lead a moderate hike above and around the Red Butte Garden at the University of Utah. The hike will have an 800 ft. vertical, will be about 4 mi, and will take about 2 hrs. A short rest and snack break will be taken about mid hike. Meet in the parking lot in front of Park City Bagels in Quarry Village, Pinebrook, at 930 am...OR ..meet at the parking lot behind the Pharmacy Research Building 383 Colorow in SLC at 10 am Since this is down in Salt lake there will be no snow or mud, only wildflowers. Dogs are welcome. Bub’s cell is 435-729-0408. Hike leader requires that all participants on this hike are Covid 19 vaccinated.

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.
 
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-05-07HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE – BLACK MOUNTAIN IN SALT LAKE CITYFriday, May 7 – Strenuous hike up to Black Mountain from Terrace Hills Drive Meet at Park City Bagels in Quarry Village at 8:30 AM for an on-time departure or at the trailhead at the end of Terrace Hills Drive at 9:00 AM This will be an out and back hike on a well-defined trail for most of the hike and then some scrambling at the top.  The round-trip distance is about 8.7 miles with about 2800 feet of elevation gain. It is a pretty hike overlooking Salt Lake City for much of the time. Dogs are allowed, but should be kept on a leash especially on the beginning of the hike. Since this is an early season hike we will hike at about 2 MPH and the hike will take about 5 hours.  Depending on the turn out, we can break the group up into a faster group and a slower group. Bring lunch to enjoy at the top of the hike. There is cell service for much of the hike but maybe not always. Bring the four hiking essentials with lots of water. Spikes are not needed, but some may find hiking poles useful. Please note the COVID-19 protocols on the Club’s website and all participants are required to sign the Club’s Activity Release form which has been revised from last summer and will be provided by the hike leaders at the meeting location. Co-leaders: Ellen Sherk – Cell: 215-983-9224 Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2021-05-06HikeMODERATE HIKE-PINEBROOK
Moderate Hike Pinebrook
Thursday May 6th on Pinebrook Trail
Meet Park City Bagels 9AM
800 feet elevation gain 3 miles, moderate pace, approximately 2 Hours,  Jack will stop to identify different flora and flowers in bloom
Much of the area is shaded, may come across some snow on the trail. Nice vistas north of I-80
Please bring a snack and sorry, no dogs. Must RSVP Jack
435-602- 9893
Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2020-10-28HikeMODERATE PLUS TO SEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE

Wednesday, October 28 – Moderate plus to semi-strenuous hike on Antelope Island
Meet at the trailhead at 9:30 AM
 
This will be an out and back hike on the Frary Peak trail which is about 3.5 miles from the trail head to the top of the peak with an elevation gain of about 2200 feet.  The first 3 miles is a well maintained trail with switchbacks and is a moderate to moderate plus hike due to the elevation gain.  The last .5 mile up to the summit is a more challenging, strenuous section that is optional.   The hike will take about 4 to 4.5 hours and we will hike at a pace of 2 to 2.5 mph.  
Dogs are not allowed.
The views of the Island and the Salt Lake are spectacular, so bring a snack or lunch to enjoy while looking at the scenery.  
Meet at trailhead at 9:30 AM, which will take about an hour and a half from the Park City area. 
 
The directions to the trailhead are as follows:
 
I-80 to I-15 North.  Proceed up I-15 for about 28 miles, take exit 332 for UT-108/Antelope Drive.  Turn left and proceed on Antelope Island Drive to the toll booth for the Island.  After crossing on the causeway, bear left to the Frary Peak Parking area on the right had side of the road, (about .5 miles).
You may want to use the bathroom facilities at the visitors center before going to the trailhead.
  
Be sure to bring your state park pass and four hiking essentials.
 

Pennie Strebel and Chuck Mollard will co-lead this hike with a maximum of 20 people split into two groups.  Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike so send an email to chuckmollard@gmail.com if 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.

Please bring a copy of the COVID-19 activity release form that is on the Club website under”About Us”, that is signed the day of the hike.  We will have a box in the back of my car for depositing the activity release form.

Please observe social distancing at the trailhead and during the hike.

Leaders:
Pennie Strebel - Cell: 801-540-9299
Chuck Mollard - Cell: 917-881-9022
Antelope Island State Park, Frary Peak trailhead, 4528 W. 1700 S. , Syracuse
2020-10-08HikeMODERATE HIKE-LOFTY LAKES, UNITASThursday, October 8-Moderate Hike - Lofty Lakes We will meet at 9:00am in the parking lot at Food Town on 248 in Kamas to caravan to the trailhead. . Dan Albano, Joan Entwistle, and Lisa Hunter will co-lead a moderate loop hike on the Lofty Lakes loop in the Uintas. This picturesque route will pass 10 alpine lakes. The hike will be about 5 mi, have a 1000 ft vertical, and take 3 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch, water, raingear, warm clothing, and a copy of the club release form. We will meet at 9:00 in the parking lot at Food Town on 248 in Kamas to caravan to the trailhead. The trail begins at the Pass Lake trailhead 32 mi east of Kamas, on the left side after you pass both Mirror Lake and Pass Lake. You will need a National Park pass or Forest Service Recreation pass. Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike.
RSVP required, limited to 16 people, we will split into 2 groups if more than 10 sign up. Email to dan.r.albano@gmail.com. Dan will advise you by return email if you are on the list or if you are on a wait-list.  Please RSVP by noon Wednesday October 7.  Please contact Lisa Hunter for any last-minute questions at 770-630-2233.
Be sure to bring the club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the 
hike. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab in the Forms Section.
 
Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun
hat, bring water, snacks.
Co-leader Lisa Hunter-770-630-2233
Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2020-10-07HikeMODERATE HIKE-SPIRO TRAIL
 Wednesday, October 7-Spiro Trail 
Meet in PCMR parking lot near First Time Lift at 9:30AM
 
Pam Carlquist will lead a moderate hike on Spiro Trail from base of PCMR, near First Time Lift.
This is an out and back hike that goes across several ski trails under Silver Star lift, King Con lift,
Quicksilver Gondola, & Motherlode lift for a total of 6 miles, elevation gain of about 700' and will take
about 2.5-3 hours.
There will be a maximum of 10 people.  Therefore this will be a RSVP hike.  Send an email including 
cell number to Pam, pcarlquist@gmail.com or call at 435-513-0597.
Dogs are Welcome!!!
Afterward, enjoy the Farmers Market across the street in the Silver King lot.
 
Be sure to bring the club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the 
hike. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab in the Forms Section.
 
Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun
hat, bring water, snacks.
If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader via text or cell to see if
the hike has been cancelled.
 
Leader – Pam Carlquist 435-513-0597
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2020-09-30HikeBald Mountain via The Great Western TrailLori Tarmey will lead a moderate hike to Bald Mountain via the Great Western Trail. This is a 6.5 mile out and back with 1,627 feet of elevation gain over rolling terrain. It will take about 3 1/2 -4 hours. Hopefully we’ll see some beautiful Fall colors. Meet at the trailhead for a 9:30am departure. Directions: Take Exit 134 (East Canyon) off of I-80. Follow UT 65 for 8.4 miles. There is a large parking lot on the right. There will be a maximum of 10 hikers to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to the hike leader if you wish to join. The leader 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 club Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the leader's car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab.” Sorry no dogs. RSVP: Lori Tarmey at 954/444-9723 or LATarmey@comcast.net Four Hiking Essentials – what to pack so you can get back: Fluids – water, sports drink – take more than the minimum Food – take more than the minimum Clothes – rain gear, layers, hat, hiking shoes – not soft sneakers Personal – Essential: first aid kit, sunscreen, insect repellant – optional: headlamp (new batteries), whistle, hiking poles, cell phone (fully charged)Great Western Trailhead, UT 65, UT-65 and Big Mountain Pass, Salt Lake City
2020-09-23HikeMODERATE HIKE - BONANZA FLATS CONSERVATION AREA TO SILVER LAKE ISLET AND SILVER LAKEModerate Hike - 4 Lakes - Around a portion of the Bonanza Flat’s Li’l Joe’s Trail to the trail to Silver Lake Islet, past an un-named lake, to Silver Lake Islet, past Lake Brimhall and Camp Cloud Rim (the girl scout camp) in the distance to Silver Lake then back for lunch and refreshments. 9:30am - 1:00pm. We will meet 80 yards down Pine Canyon Dr (towards Midway) from the junction of 224, Guardsman’s Pass Rd and Pine Canyon Dr. There is plenty of parking along the road. Please be ready for an on time departure at 9:30am. Look for our old Red Ford Expedition. Our access for this hike and the lunch area has been approved by Utah Open Lands, no matter what old signs say along the trails. This will be a 4.36 mile hike (we are looking to extend the distance with more of the Bonanza Flats trails, update to come for those with RSVPs) with 750 feet of elevation gain. We will hike along the old dirt roads of Bonanza Flats Conservation Area to an infrequently used but maintained trail, across 2 creeks, past an un-named lake, to Silver Lake Islet and continue on to Silver Lake. We will see Lake Brimhall and Camp Cloud Rim. We will not enter girl scout land. If you occasionally hike with sticks this would be a good trail for those sticks for the short steep areas, up and down, and if you occasionally hike in long pants or leggings there are over grown areas we will pass. It is an infrequently used, quiet, but beautiful trail. We will stop for a socially distanced lunch at the end among one of the oldest Aspen stands in Utah. We had hoped that the Aspens would be turning yellow, but the hard freeze has killed the leaves and the trees are brown. The lunch area was significantly damaged with downed Aspens with the winds the past few days and may not be available to us. But in the same area is another lunch spot with seating, etc. that is available to us for sure. When we finish the cars will be very close by if you want to leave your lunch in your cooler in your vehicle. These are maintained trails with no or few other hikers, the silence is wonderful with nice panoramic vistas and views. The trail in the beginning is exposed, good for the morning temperatures, and then shaded. Once we enter the trail to the lakes we will not encounter mountain bikers, probably a better chance for a moose or two. The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0 mph and take 2 1/2 hours +/- with stops along the way, especially on the way up. Please bring a mask, buff or bandana for the meeting area. The last few times we have done this hike we have not had other hikers on the trail and no mountain bikers. We have had moose, deer and a huge great horned owl. The owl waited for us to come back down. He/She was still there. If someone wants to join us for lunch that is easy and welcomed. The parking area is a fairly flat 100 yard walk to the lunch site. Us hikers will try to be at the lunch area at noon +/-. For non-hikers please ask us how to approach the lunch area from the parking area.Dogs are welcome. Cell service is spotty. There are no restrooms facilities at the trail head, along the way or at the lunch area. If the urge occurs, you will use the “facilatree” off the trail. Steve and Kathy Holmes will co-lead a moderate hike along the Bonanza Flats Conservation Area to Silver Lake Islet, Silver Lake and by two other lakes There will be a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8, to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email including your cell number and if you will be staying for lunch to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Steve or Kathy 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab in the Forms Section. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring water, snacks and lunch. Refreshments will be provided at the lunch area. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders via text or cell to see if the hike has been cancelled. Co-Leaders - Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831 or Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135.Guardsman Pass Rd and Pine Canyon Dr, Guardsman Pass Rd and Pine Canyon Dr, Midway
2020-09-16HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE-GRANDEUR PEAK
Lori Tarmey will lead a hike on the Grandeur Peak East Trail from Church Fork in MillCreek Canyon.  It is a 6 mile out and back with 2,627 feet of elevation gain.  This is considered a strenuous hike but will be done at a moderate pace (approx. 2.0 mph).  Plan on about 3 1/2 hours to complete the hike and if you wish, bring a beverage of choice to enjoy after the hike.
Sorry no dogs.
Meet at the Church Fork Trailhead for a 10:00 departure.  The trailhead starts at the end of the Church Fork picnic area road.  If the picnic area is closed, park outside and walk along the road.
There is a $5 fee to enter Millcreek  Canyon.
There will be a maximum of 10 hikers to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to the hike leader if you wish to join. The leader 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 club Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the leader's car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab.”
RSVP:  Lori Tarmey at 954/444-9723 or LATarmey@comcast.net
Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled.
Church Creek Trailhead, 5802 Millcreek Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City
2020-09-09HikeCANCELLED-MODERATE HIKE - BONANZA FLATS CONSERVATION AREA TO LAKE LACKAWAXEN AND BLOODS LAKE WITH LUNCH ON THE VERANDA DECK Wednesday, September 9 - Moderate Hike - Up the Hoss Trail to the Loopine Trail to the Lackasomethin Trail to Lake Lackawaxen, back by Bloods Lake around a portion of Little Joe’s Trail for lunch and refreshments at the end. 8:30am - 1:00pm.  We will meet 100 yards down Pine Canyon Dr (towards Midway) from the junction of 224, Guardsman’s Pass Rd and Pine Canyon Dr. Look for the old red Expedition. There is plenty of parking along the road. Please be ready for an on time departure at 8:30am.  Our access for this hike and the lunch area has been approved by Utah Open Lands, no matter what old signs say along the trails. This will be a 6.7 mile hike with 1270 feet of elevation gain. Almost all of the elevation gain is in the 3.0 miles ascending to Lake Lackawaxen. We will hike up along the new cut trails and old dirt roads of Bonanza Flats Conservation Area to Lake Lackawaxen. The new trail is very quiet and includes a new 40 yard, small/medium sized boulder scramble quickly followed by a new 15 yard, small/medium sized boulder scramble nearing the top. Neither are difficult. The new trail joins the old trail before the 40 yard, large boulder scramble which is difficult. Kathy will stop in the shade with anyone not wanting to do the last boulder scramble, in and out, while some of us go on to Lake Lackawaxen for a short break. We will then come back down to Bloods Lake and continue down mostly by the way we came up. We will take a section of Little Joe’s trail to the “Veranda Deck” where we will stop for a socially distanced lunch among one of the oldest Aspen stands in Utah. The cars will be close by if you want to leave your lunch in your cooler in your vehicle otherwise have lunch or a snack in your pack. These are well maintained trails with nice panoramic vistas and views. The trails are more exposed than shaded and it is very doubtful that we will come across mountain bikers, probably a better chance for a moose or two. The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0 mph and take 3 1/2 hours +/- with stops along the way, especially on the way up. This is a popular trail area so please bring a mask, buff or bandana for the meeting area. We will encounter other hikers once we head to Bloods Lake. If someone wants to join us for lunch that is easy and welcomed. The parking area is an almost flat 100 yard walk to the lunch area. Us hikers will try to be at the deck at noon +/-. For non-hikers please ask us how to approach the lunch deck from the parking area.  Dogs are welcome at Lake Lackawaxen and in Bonanza Flats but they are not allowed at Bloods Lake. Bloods Lake is the drinking water supply for the girl scout camp. We will not stop at but only pass by Bloods Lake. Cell service is spotty. There are no restrooms facilities at the trail head, along the way or at the lunch deck. If the urge occurs, you will use the “facilatree” off of the trail.  Steve and Kathy Holmes will co-lead a moderate hike along the Bonanza Flats Conservation Area to Lake Lackawaxen. There will be a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8, to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email including your cell number AND if you will be staying for lunch on the deck to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Steve or Kathy 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab in the “Forms Section.”  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat, bring water, snacks and lunch. Refreshments will be provided on the deck.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled.  Co-Leaders - Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831 or Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135. Guardsman Pass Rd and Pine Canyon Dr, Guardsman Pass Rd and Pine Canyon Dr, Midway
2020-08-26HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE - MOUNT TIMPANOGOSWednesday, August  26 – Strenuous hike Mount Timpanogos from Timpooneke Trailhead. Meet at Timpooneke Trailhead for on-time departure at 8:00 This will be an out and back hike of about 12.8 miles with an elevation gain of 4,426 feet.  Much of the hike is not too difficult, but there is a difficult ledge that you must maneuver to get to the top of Mount Timpanogos.  This is not a dangerous section, but some hikers are intimated. By the exposure. Hiking to the top is well worth the effort with a possible bonus of mountain goats roaming around while we have lunch.  However, you do not have to summit and can stop at the saddle, which will make the hike about two miles shorter. We will hike at about 2 mph for the flatter sections and then slow to about 1.5 mph when it gets a little steeper. This is an all day hike and you must be in shape to keep up with the group.  As in all strenuous hikes, you may be dropped if you can not keep up with the group’s pace.   The hike will take about 8 hours. This will be an RSVP hike limited to members only and limited to the first 20 persons signing up.  The hike will be led by Rob Brooke and Chuck Mollard, who will split the group.  Please indicate whether you intend to go all the way to the summit as that group will have preference over those that wish to only go as far as the saddle.  However, even if you sign up to go the entire way, you may elect to stop at the saddle if you think that is best for you. To sign up please send an email to Chuck Mollard at chuckmollard@gmail.com. and advise whether or not you prefer to go to the summit.  Chuck will advise you if you are confirmed or if you are on a wait list. There is not much shade on this hike so bring lots of water and snacks for a long day hike. Bring a lunch to enjoy at the turnaround point. Be sure to bring the four hiking essentials. Cell service is non-existent. Be sure to bring a copy of the 2020 Activity Release form that is signed on the day of the hike and deposit same in the back of  Chuck’s car. This form may be found on the Club’s website, under “About Us”. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana to cover your face when we pass other hikers. To get to the trailhead, you take Interstate 189 from Heber City for about 15 miles and then make a right on route 92, Drive past Sundance Resort and make a left on Timpooneke Road (about 11 miles from 189).  (If you pass Vivian Park on the left side of 189, you missed the turn.) parking for the trailhead is on the left about .3 miles up Timpooneke Road.Timpooneke Trailhead, FR 056, Provo
2020-08-21HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE-YELLOW PINE TRAIL
Friday, August 21- Semi Strenuous Hike - Yellow Pine Trail, Uinta National Forest, 8AM to 2PM
Meet at Yellow Pine Trailhead,  Uinta National Forest for an 8:00 am departure (about 25-30 minutes from Park City)
This is an out and back of about 9 miles with an elevation gain of 2,775 feet.  The hike follows a stream most of the way up in the shade!  We will have lunch at the top overlooking a small lake (pond really) and beautiful views of the Uintas.  The last 1/2 mile is quite steep and poles are recommended.
We will hike at an average pace of about 2 mph and will take 5 1/2 to 6 hours - including time at the top.  There is no cell service. Restroom available in the parking lot.
Please RSVP to Jamie Rubin at altheafarm@yahoo.com the hike will be limited to ten people plus the leader.
Please bring a copy of the COVID-19 activity release form that is on the Club website under "About Us", that is signed the day of the hike.
Please observe social distancing at the trailhead and during the hike.
You will need a park pass for parking, the 4 hiking essentials, plenty of water, snacks or lunch and a big smile!
The trailhead parking lot is on the left about 6 miles up the Mirror Lake Highway (from Kamas).  Look for signs to Yellow Pine.
Jamie Rubin
203-722-7315
Yellow Pine Trailhead, Forest Road 431, Kamas
2020-08-17HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - LAKE BLANCHEMonday, August 17  – Semi-strenuous hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon Lake Blance Trail is a 6.9 mile out and back hike with about 2700 feet of elevation gain to the Lake.  This is a well maintained trail with one area of about 30 feet of rock scrambling.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to catch our breath.  The hike should take about 5 hours with time for a snack overlooking Lake Blanche. Dogs are not allowed as this is Salt Lake watershed. Cell service is spotty. Jeri Brooke and Chuck Mollard will co-lead this hike with a maximum of 16 people split into two groups of 8.  Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike so send an email to chuckmollard@gmail.com if 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. Please bring a copy of the COVID-19 activity release form that is on the Club website under”About Us”. that is signed the day of the hike.  We will have a box in the back of my car, (White Porsche Cayenne) for depositing the activity release form. Please observe social distancing at the trailhead and during the hike. Be sure to bring the four hiking essential and lots of water, plus a snack. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up. We will meet about 4.4 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon in the parking area called “Mill B” at 8:00 AM so w can be sure to find parking. Leader – Jeri Brooke – cell 847-525-5433 Chuck Mollard – cell 917-881-9022Mill B, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Route 190, Sandy
2020-08-10HikeLEISURE PLUS - SEMI-MODERATE HIKE - SOLAMERE SNOW TOP LOOP HIKE Monday August 10 – Leisure Plus - Semi-Moderate hike – Solamere to Snow Top - Loop Hike 8:30am-11:00am  Meet at the Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane. There is plenty of parking in the Cul-de-Sac. MapsGoogle and Mapquest will get you there even though they are inaccurate. The GPS coordinates for the Rising Star Cul-de-Sac are N 40.39.15.3, W 111.28.10.3. We will depart at 8:30am for the hike.  This will be a 2.85 mile loop hike with 330 feet of elevation gain. This hike is partially shaded and partially exposed. Shortly past halfway along the hike we will come to the short, side trail leading to the summit of Snow Top. At the top we have 360 degree panoramic views. We will stop there for water and the views. The Summit County/Wasatch County line marker is there. To the east we see the Jordanelle Reservoir and Deer Crest; to the south the St. Regis and Deer Valley; to the west PCMR, upper old town, the Queen Ester area, the Deer Valley Plaza and the duck ponds; and to the north Kimball Junction, Park Meadows and the Solamere area. The views are fabulous. We continue the loop hike to our starting point. We will hike at a leisurely pace with stops for photos and water. The hike will take 1.75 to 2.0 hours including stops. This is a popular trail so please bring a mask, buff or bandana. We may encounter mountain bikers and will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible.  Dogs are welcome. Cell service is good. There are NO restroom facilities at the trailhead. If the need arises you will have to use the “facilatree” off to the side of the trail.  Kathy and Steve will co-lead this hike with a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8 to facilitate hiking ability and proper social distancing. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Please include your cell number in case they need to contact you. Kathy or Steve 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab.  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Don’t forget sunscreen, a sun hat, water and snacks.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if it has been cancelled.  Co-Leaders - Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135 or Steve Holmes cell 305-338-2831 Snow Top & Solamere trailheads, 3853 Rising Star Lane, Park City
2020-08-05HikeMODERATE HIKE - LAMB’S CANYON Wednesday, August 5 - Moderate Hike - Lamb’s Canyon 8:30am - 11:30am.  We will meet at the trailhead on Lamb’s Canyon Road for an on time 8:30am departure due to limited parking and the warm weather. Take I-80 to exit 137, Lamb’s Canyon, go south for 1.5 miles to the trailhead.  This will be a 4.0 mile out and back hike with 1400 feet of elevation gain. The elevation gain is Moderate Plus. Looking for a nice shaded, quiet hike on a warm day? This is a well maintained trail that starts along a creek and is mostly shaded by spruce and aspen trees. The hike has a steady elevation gain with a few steep sections to the saddle looking over to Mill Creek Canyon. The hike will be at a semi-moderate pace of 1.6 - 2.0 mph due to the elevation gain and take 2 1/2 - 3 hours with stops along the way. We will have a short break at the saddle for a snack. This is a popular trail so please bring a mask, buff or bandana. On this trail will we see a bike? No, a moose, maybe.  This is Salt Lake watershed so dogs are not allowed. Cell service is spotty. There is a restroom at the trailhead.  Steve and Kathy Holmes will co-lead a moderate out and back hike along Lamb’s Canyon to the saddle towards Mill Creek Canyon. Those wanting a little longer hike can go down towards Mill Creek Canyon for nice vistas of Mill Creek Canyon and Salt Lake city in the distance. There will be a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8 based upon hiking ability and to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Steve or Kathy 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab. Look in the Forms section.  Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks.  If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled.  Co-Leaders - Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831 or Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135. Lambs Canyon Road, 9726 Lambs Canyon, Salt Lake City
2020-08-03HikeLEISURELY HIKE – LOWER ALBION MEADOW FLOWER WALKMonday, August 3, leisurely hike lower Albion Meadow flower walk We will meet in the parking lot in front of the Albion Base lodge at Alta at 8:30 AM, so we can find parking and beat the crowds. This will be an out and back hike of. about 2.2 miles with about 500 feet elevation gain. We will hike at a leisurely pace of under 1.5 MPH with lots of stops to see and photographs the wild flowers. The hike will take about 2.5 - 3 hours. We expect the flowers will still be at their peak and the huge crowds should be over the last week in July. Dogs are not permitted as this is a Salt Lake watershed area. Cell service may be spotty. This will be a RSVP hike open to members only with a maximum of 18 participants.   In order to maintain social distancing and have less impact on other hikers we will divide the group among the three leaders with a maximum of 6 members per group. The leaders will be Donna Sims, Ruth Duenser and Chuck Mollard. Send you RSVP to Chuck Mollard at chuckmollard@gmail.com   Chuck will advise you if you are on the list or on a waiting list.. Please bring a copy of the 2020 Activity Release form, signed on the day of the hike and deposit same in a box in back of Chuck car, (white Porsche Cayenne). A copy of the release form may be found on the Club’s website under “About Us” and then “Forms”. Be sure to bring the four hiking essentials. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana, especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up. Albion Base lodge is at the end of Little Cottonwood Canyon and is about one hour driving time from Park City. Do not park at Wildcat/Goldminer's Daughter parking area, but proceed to the next exit. Leaders – Donna Sims – Cell: 727-871-2757 Ruth Duenser – Cell: 713-775-6279 Chuck Mollard – Cell : 917-881-9022Albion Base Trailhead, Little Cottonwood Canyon , Alta
2020-07-29HikeMODERATE HIKE - SNOW PARK TO SILVER LAKE TO SNOW PARK - LOOP HIKEWednesday, July 29 - Moderate Hike - Snow Park Lodge to Rossi Hill Trail to Overlook Trail to Silver Lake to Mid Mountain Trail to Deer Crest to Snow Park Lodge. 8:30am - 1:00pm. We will meet in the Snow Park Lodge upper drop off/parking area. Park facing the street. If the parking there is full please use Lot 1 below the bus stop and walk up to the drop off/ parking area. There is plenty of parking. We will depart at 8:30am to walk to the trailhead. 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 heavily shaded and mountain bikers are rarely 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 to Snow Park Lodge. This is a well maintained trail with nice panoramic vistas and views of the Jordanelle Reservoir, the St. Regis and Lower Deer Valley. This trail is roughly 50/50 exposed/shaded and we will come across mountain bikers. The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0-2.2 mph and take 3 1/2 hours +/- with stops along the way. We will have a short break at Silver Lake for a snack. This is a popular trail area so please bring a mask, buff or bandana. We may encounter mountain bikers and will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible. Unfortunately dogs are not allowed on Deer Valley property so this is a no dogs hike. Cell service is good. There are restrooms at Snow Park Lodge and at Silver Lake Plaza. Steve and Kathy Holmes will co-lead a moderate loop hike ascending from Snow Park to Silver Lake and back to Snow Park by a different trail to make a complete loop hike. There will be a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8, to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Steve or Kathy 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled. Co-Leaders - Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831 or Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135.Snow Park, Deer Valley, 2100 Deer Valley Dr S, Park City, UT
2020-07-24HikeMODERATE HIKE - THREE DIVIDE LAKES TRAIL
Friday, July 24 - 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

Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2020-07-22HikeCANCELLED/RESCHEDULED - MODERATE HIKE - THREE DIVIDE LAKES TRAIL
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

Kamas Foodtown, 145 W 200 S, Kamas
2020-07-15HikeMODERATE HIKE - YETI’S & MOOSE PUDDLE LOOP TRAIL IN UOP AREAWednesday, July 15 - Moderate Hike - Yeti’s Trail to Moose Puddle Trail. 9:00am - 12:30pm. We will meet to walk to the trailhead for an on time 9AM departure. The parking lot we used last year is closed. So we will park in marked parking spaces against a retaining wall on Olympic Parkway past the parking lots for the Utah Olympic Park. This will be a 6.3 mile loop hike with 1100 feet of elevation gain. This is a well maintained trail with nice panoramic vistas and views of the UOP. The hike is along switchbacks without steep sections uphill or downhill. Both trails have shade until near the top. The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0-2.2 mph and take 3-3 1/2 hours with stops along the way. We will have a short break at the junction of the 2 trails for a snack. This is a popular trail so please bring a mask, buff or bandana. We may encounter mountain bikers and will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible. We will meet to walk to the trailhead for an on time 9AM departure. The parking lot we used last year is closed. So we will park in marked parking spaces against a retaining wall on Olympic Parkway past the parking lots for the Utah Olympic Park. There should be plenty of parking. This is 1.5 miles up Olympic Parkway, past the UOP, on the left. Closest address is 3488 Olympic Parkway, the UOP address is 3419 Olympic Parkway. The GPS coordinates for parking are N 40.42.41.8 W 111.33.49.1. Dogs are welcome. The hike will start and end with short road segments so leashes will be necessary. Cell service is good. There are no restrooms along this hike. Steve and Kathy Holmes will co-lead a moderate loop hike ascending Yeti’s Trail and descending Moose Puddle Trail back to the carpark. There will be a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8, to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Steve or Kathy 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled. Co-Leaders - Steve Holmes, cell 305-338-2831 or Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135.Utah Olympic Park, 3419 Olympic Parkway, Park City
2020-07-13HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE TO LOFTY LAKES LOOP WITH AN ADD ON TO CUBERANT LAKE, UNITA'S
Monday, July 13th Moderate plus hike to Lofty Lakes Loop with an add on to Cuberant Lake in the Uinta’s
We will meet at Quinn’s Junction for an on-time departure of 7:30am as this trailhead can get crowded.

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. 

Lofty Lakes is a very popular trail due to the relative ease and the abundance of lakes along the way. The Cuberant offshoot trail is much less traveled adding a little over 3m.  As with any high-altitude hike in the Uinta’s we must start early in the day to beat the possible afternoon thunderstorms, the afternoon heat, and crowded TH parking. Bring lunch, the hiking essentials, plenty of water, sunscreen and definitely bug spray and you may even want a face netting. The hike, including the drive to TH should take about 6+ hours and we will have lunch stop at Cuberant Lake. Dogs are welcome but it may be tough for some due to rocky sections. Cell service is nonexistent. I, Mary Laudon, have not previewed this hike but did it 2 years ago.  There are 8 spots open for this hike which will facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to n2mtns@sbcglobal.net  if you wish to join. Mary 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 club’s Activity Release form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike.  The form may be found on the club’s web site under “About Us”. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana, especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up. You need a park pass to hike in the Uinta’s or pay the daily fee. There are 2 pay stations along the way to the trailhead. Directions, if you don’t meet at Quinn’s : Take 248 to Kamas. At the first stop light, turn left. At the next stop light (at the Chevron), turn right, which will put you on the Mirror Lake Highway. Drive 32 miles to the Pass Lake TH on your left which is just past Mirror Lake . There is one vault restroom. Leader- Mary Laudon 314-780-2348
 
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2020-07-10HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE TO BALD MOUNTAIN, UNITAS

Friday, July 10th Moderate plus hike to 11,942ft Bald Mtn in the Uinta’s

We will meet at Quinn’s Junction for an on-time departure of 8am.

This will be an approx. 3-mile loop hike with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. The trail has rocky sections, some exposure, and starts well above 10,000ft which is why it is classified Mod+. 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.

Bald Mtn is one of the easiest peaks to summit in the area, and also offers grand views of the Mirror Lake Highway, dozens of surrounding lakes and several peaks, provided there is no smoke or smog. Along the Bald Mountain trail, you may see mountain goats as well. As with any high-altitude hike in the Uinta’s we must start early in the day to beat the possible afternoon thunderstorms, the afternoon heat, and crowds. Bring the hiking essentials, plenty of water, sunscreen and possibly bug spray.

The hike, including the drive to TH should take about 4 to 5 hours with time for a snack at the top.

Dogs are welcome but it may be tough for some due to rocky sections and rocky surface at the summit.

Cell service is nonexistent.

Mary Laudon will lead this hike with a maximum of 8 people, to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to n2mtns@sbcglobal.net  if you wish to join. Mary 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 club’s Activity Release form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike.  The form may be found on the club’s web site under “About Us”.

This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana, especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up.

Directions, if you don’t meet at Quinn’s;

Take 248 to Kamas. At the first stop light, turn left. At the next stop light (at the Chevron), turn right, which will put you on the Mirror Lake Highway. Drive 29 miles until you reach Bald Mountain Pass, and look for the small dirt road to the left with a sign that says Bald Mountain Picnic area & Trailhead. There is one vault restroom.

Leader- Mary Laudon 314-780-2348

Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, Gilmore Way, Park City, UT
2020-07-10HikeLEISURE - SEMI-MODERATE HIKE - GAMBEL OAK NORTH, LOST PROSPECTOR, SKID ROW AND FOXTAIL TRAILSFRIDAY JULY 10 – Leisure hike – From the Gambel Oak North trailhead on Solamere Drive Meet at the Gambel Oak North trailhead, just past 3412 Solamere Dr. across the street from the 25 MPH sign. There is plenty of parking. Please park below the trail head on the down hill side of Solamere Dr.  for an on time 9AM departure. This will be a 3.0 mile loop hike with 330 feet of elevation gain. This is a well maintained trail with nice vistas towards PCM Canyons, Park Meadows, the Rail Trail, Round Valley and Quinn’s Junction. We will hike at a pace of about 1.5+/- mph, as the group, or 2 groups, want to go, with several stops for water and the views. The hike will take 1.5 to 2.0 hours including stops. This is a popular trail so please bring a mask, buff or bandana. We may encounter mountain bikers and will step uphill to clear the trail for them, if possible. Dogs are welcome but please have a leash for the road. The last short part of the hike is along the road. Cell service is good. Kathy and Steve Holmes will co-lead this hike with a maximum of 16 people split into 2 groups of 8 to facilitate hiking ability and proper social distancing. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. Send an email to sandkholmes@comcast.net if you wish to join. Kathy or Steve 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 club’s Activity Release Form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit the form in the box in the back of the Holmes’s car. The form may be found on the club’s web site under the “ABOUT US” tab. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. Put on sunscreen, a sun hat and bring water & snacks. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the co-leaders to see if the hike has been cancelled. Co-Leaders - Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135 or Steve Holmes cell 305-338-2831 GPS coordinates for the trailhead are N 40.39.37.0 W 111.28.47.1Gambel Oak Trailhead, 3412 Solamere Dr, Park City
2020-07-08HikeMODERATE HIKE- SWEENY'S SWITCHBACKSWednesday, July 8-Moderate hike-Sweeny's Switchbacks Meet at First Time Lift @ Park City Mtn. for a 9am on time departure. Hike : Sweenys switchbacks  This is a no dogs hike. Very moderate hike mostly shaded in trees with 700-800 VF in elevation gain. Affords views of down town P C and distant surrounding mountains. Flower will be I D . At the top views of trails at PC mountains are visible. Duration of the hike is little less then 2 hrs. You must bring a signed activity release form(COVID-19 that can be downloaded form the Club's website under "About Us" that is signed the day of the hike. If you intend to participate please text Jack a day before. Leader : Jack Karmel 435 602 9893Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2020-07-08HikeMODERATE HIKE – FARMINGTON CREEK TRAILWednesday, July 8, moderate hike up Farmington Creek Trail This is a moderate out and back hike of a total 3.2 miles, but with 1168 feet elevation gain.  This is about 736 feet gin per mile, so it is steeper than the usual moderate hike, but it is also shorter.  The hike ascends about 100 to 200 feet above Farmington Creek and provides great views of the canyon and creek below. We will meet at the trailhead at 9:00 for an on time departure. At the end of the trail, there is a 40 foot waterfall to which you gain access via a rope going down a relatively steep slope.  It is best to bring a pair of gloves to protect the hands from the rough rope. Going down to the falls is optional, but is worth it. Dogs are not allowed on this hike. We will hike at about 2 mph and the hike will take around 2.5 – 3 hours. Bring a snack to enjoy at the falls. The hike leader, has suggested we limit this hike to 10 people to facilitate social distancing.. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. 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 club’s Activity Release form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit same in the box in the back of Chuck’s car at the trailhead.  The form may be found on the club’s web site under “About Us”. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana, especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up. Google maps has good directions to Farmington Canyon Road in Farmington and you proceed up that road for 1.6 miles to a dirt parking area on the right where the pavement ends.  (It is about a 50 minute drive from Park City.) Leader: Pennie Strebel – Cell 801-540-9299farmington creek, Farmington Canyon road, Farmington
2020-07-02HikeMODERATE HIKE - FLAG TRAIL  Thursday, July 2 - Moderate hike flag trail Meet at the bagel shop parking lot at Quarry Village for on time 9 am departure. This is a moderate hike with 700-800 v f elevation gain. It affords vistas north past I 80 and is mostly in trees, so shaded. Different flora will be identified and discussed as flowers bloom. Duration is approx. one and half hours. Takes place in Pinebrook and is about 2 1/2  miles. This is a no dogs hike. If you intend to participate in this hike please RSVP to Jack by text, telephone below,  the day before. You must bring a signed activity release form(COVID-19 that can be downloaded form the Club's website under"About Us" that is signed the day of the hike. Leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2020-07-01HikeMODERATE HIKE – ROB’S TRAIL, ROSBUD’S HEAVEN AND AMBUSHWednesday, JULY 1 – Moderate hike, Rob’s trail to Rosebud‘s Heaven to Ambush and back on Rob’s trail This will be  a 6.4 mile loop hike with about 1100 feet of elevation gain. This is a well maintained trail with nice vistas of Synderville and PCM Canyons. We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to take in the views. The hike should take about 3 to 3.5 hours with time for a snack at the top of Rob’s trail. Dogs are welcome. Cell service is good. Jeri Brooke and Chuck Mollard will co-led this hike with a maximum of 16 people split into two groups of 8, to facilitate proper social distancing. Therefore, this will be a RSVP hike. 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 club’s Activity Release form, (COVID-19), which is to be signed on the day of the hike and deposit same in the box in the back of Chuck’s car.  The form may be found on the club’s web site under “About Us”. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana, especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up. We will meet at the trailhead, which is located about 1.4 miles up Bear Hollow Drive. The hike will start at 8:30, since parking is limited. Leaders - Jeri Brooke - cell - 847-525-5433 Chuck Mollard - cell 917-881-9022Rob\'s Trailhead, 3489 Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
2020-06-30HikeLEISURELY HIKE AT DEER CREEK NORTH TRAIL- near Soldier Hollow Golf Course in MidwayCancelled due to weather-Tuesday, June 30th . Leisurely hike at Deer Creek North Trail Deer Creek North Trail head at 8:30 am This hike will be for a maximum of 10 people. RSVP is required by email to rduenser@comcast.net or text at 713-775-6279. You will be advised by email or text if you are on the list or if you are on the waitlist. Please RSVP by 8pm on Monday, June 29th. Ruth Duenser will lead this leisurely in and out hike along Deer Creek reservoir for approximately 4 miles with about a 200 foot elevation gain at a pace of 1.5 mph. The hike should be about 2-2.5 hours. This is a hike with very little shade but great views of Mt.Timpanogos. This is the reason for the start of the hike at 8:30am at the trailhead. Parking is available at the trailhead; turn left at the Rocky Mountain Outfitters sign to turn into the parking area. The address for you GPS is 633 West Soldier Hollow Ln. A UT State Park pass is required or there is a $7 parking fee at the trailhead. Dogs are not allowed on this trail. This is a very wide trail but you still may wish to bring your mask, buff or bandana. You must bring a signed activity release form (COVID-19) that can be downloaded from the Club’s website under “About Us” that is signed the day of the hike. Please be aware of social distancing, especially when we meet at the trailhead. Please bring the hiking essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to call Ruth Duenser at 713-775-6279 or email rduenser@comcast.net to determine if the hike is cancelled. Please check the Club calendar for the latest information on all events. Ruth Duenser-cell 713-775-6279deer creek state park, west soldier hollow lane, midway
2020-06-26HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE – MOUNT OLYMPUSFriday, June 26 - Strenuous hike up Mount Olympus in Salt Lake City Meet at the Mount Olympus Trailhead at 8:30 AM for on time departure Mount Olympus Trail is a 8.9 mile out and back hike with about 4200 feet of elevation gain to the summit. The elevation gain is about 900 feet per mile and then a steeper climb to the top. There is a good trail for around the first 3 miles and then a rock scramble to the top. However, we will hike at a moderate pace of about 1-1.5 MPH with some stops to catch our breath.  It will take around 5-6 hours to complete this hike. Bring lunch to enjoy at the top and plenty of snacks and water to keep up your energy level. Dog are not invited on this hike. Bring the four hiking essentials. Cell service might be spotty. Dan Albano and Chuck Mollard will co-led this hike with a maximum of 16 people split into two groups of 8. 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 on the way down as you pass hikers going up. We will meet at the trailhead which is located on Wasatch Boulevard.  You will need to park off the street as the parking lot is closed for construction.  Take I-215 to exit 5, turn left of 4500 S and then immediate right on Wasatch Blvd.  The trailhead is on the left about 1.8 miles after you make the turn. Leader – Dan Albano - cell 978-549-5328 Chuck Mollard - cell 917-881-9022Mount Olympus, Wasatch Boulevard, Salt Lake City
2020-06-26HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROUND VALLEY RAMBLERFriday, June 26, 9 AM - Moderate hike in Round Valley We will meet at the trailhead at 8:45, for departure at 9 am. Hike the Round Valley Rambler 7K route, about 500' elevation change. Expect a 2+ mph pace, finish by 11:30. Dogs allowed. Joan Entwistle will lead this hike with a maximum of 10 people. RSVP required: email to joan.entwistle@gmail.com. Joan will advise you by return email if you are on the list or if you are on a wait-list. Please RSVP by 8 pm on Thursday. This is a popular trail network, so you may wish to have a mask at the trailhead. COVID-19: You must bring a signed activity release form (COVID-19) that can be found on the club’s website under “About Us”. As advised in the club email regarding new procedures for the Activity Release form: “It will be the responsibility of each member participant to bring a copy of the Activity Release form, signed by the member on the date of the activity/event (not copied) and handed to the leader/host before commencing the activity.” Please be aware of social distancing, especially when we meet and then as we cycle it is recommended to keep 10-12 feet apart and no drafting. Leader - Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2020-06-22HikeSEMI-MODERATE HIKE - SHINGLE CREEK IN THE UINTASMonday, June 22 10 AM - Semi-moderate hike on the Shingle Creek Trail in the Uintas We will meet at the trailhead at 9:45, for departure at 10 am. Enjoy hiking 4.8 (round-trip) miles of the scenic Shingle Creek trail to the second bridge. 600' of elevation gain The hike should take about 3 hours with time for a snack at the bridge. Dogs allowed. No cell service. Joan Entwistle and Dan Albano will co-lead this hike with a maximum of 20 people split into two groups of 10. RSVP required: email to joan.entwistle@gmail.com. Joan will advise you by return email if you are on the list or if you are on a wait-list. Please RSVP by 8 pm on Sunday. This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask at the trailhead. COVID-19: You must bring a signed activity release form (COVID-19) that can be found on the club’s website under “About Us”. As advised in the club email regarding new procedures for the Activity Release form: “It will be the responsibility of each member participant to bring a copy of the Activity Release form, signed by the member on the date of the activity/event (not copied) and handed to the leader/host before commencing the activity.” Please be aware of social distancing, especially when we meet and then as we cycle it is recommended to keep 10-12 feet apart and no drafting. Leader - Joan Entwistle 978-549-4864 Dan Albano 978-549-5328.Mirror Lake Highway, Mirror Lake Highway, Samak
2020-06-10HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - LAKE BLANCHE IN BIG COTTONWOOD CANYON
Wednesday, June 10 - Semi-strenuous hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon
Lake Blance Trail is a 6.9 mile out and back hike with about 2700 feet of elevation gain to the Lake.  This is a well maintained trail with one area of about 30 feet of rock scrambling.  We will hike at a pace of about 2 mph with several stops to catch our breath.  The hike should take about 4 hours with time for a snack overlooking Lake Blanche.
Dogs are not allowed as this is Salt Lake watershed.
Cell service is spotty.
Alix Thayne 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.
Please bring a copy of the COVIS-19 activity release form that is on the Club website under"About Us"., that is signed the day of the hike.  We will have a box in the back of my car, (While Porsche Cayenne) for depositing the activity release form.
Please observe social distancing at the trailhead and during the hike.
This is a popular hike, so you may wish to have a mask, buff or bandana especially on the way down as you pass hikers going up.
We will meet about 4.4 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon in the parking area called “Mill B” at 8:00 AM so w can be sure to find parking.
Leader - Alix Thayne - cell 415-259-9761
              Chuck Mollard - cell 917-881-9022
Lake Blanche traihead, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Brighton
2020-05-26HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROB’S TRAIL WITH EXTENSION OLYMPIC AND MOOSE PUDDLEWhile the Club’s board of directors has informed the membership that there will not be any Club hikes or bike rides during the months of May and June, Summit County is expected to move to less restrictive regulations (from Orange to Yellow).  As a result,  Dan Albano and Chuck Mollard would like to test a system that might be workable during the current circumstances. Tuesday, May 26 - Moderate hike Rob’s Trail with extension of Olympic Trail and Moose Puddle Trail We will meet at Rob’s trailhead at 8:30 AM which is located toward the top of Bear Hollow Drive This is a well maintained trail and the hike will be a loop of about 6 miles with approximately 1400 feet elevation gain.  Since the hike is more than 1000 feet elevation gain, it might be considered moderate plus, so judge accordingly.  We will hike at a moderte pace of about 2 mph with a few stops along the way.  The hike should take about three to three and a half hours.  The wild flowers should be fantastic, as the snow along the trail has just recently retreated. Dogs are allowed. Bring a Snack for energy. SPECIAL COVID-19 REQUIRMENTS Since the number of participants is restricted to maximum 12 persons, it is necessary that you send an RSVP to Chuck at chuckmollard@gmail.com by 5:00 PM on Monday, May 25.  Please only send an RSVP if you are quite sure you will participate, since otherwise you may be keeping someone else from participating in the hike.  If more than 10 people sign up, Chuck will advise you that the hike is over subscribed and you will not be able to join. It is important that each and every participant print out the latest Activity Release Form that has provisions for COVID-19. This form is to be signed by each individual on the day of the hike and placed in the box in the back of Chuck’s car at the trailhead, (white Porsche Cayenne).  If you don’t have a printer, please advise Chuck and he will bring a blank form for you to sign using your own pen. It is recommended, in additional to the four hiking essentials specified on the Club’s website, you bring a small bottle of hand sanitizer. While the wearing of a non-surgical mask is not required when actually hiking, it is recommended you bring one to wear at the trailhead and when stopping for a rest or snack. If there are more than 5 people showing up for the hike, it will be divided into two groups to promote social distancing and to minimize our impact on other hikers. It is recommended that there be no carpooling and everyone meet at the trailhead.  The parking at the trailhead is limited and that is why we have an early start. Social distancing of six feet should be maintained at the trailhead, during the hike and at all stops.  If someone is infringing on your space, do not hesitate to ask them to not stay so close. We are all in this together and adhering to the above requirements will assist in all of us to stay safe and healthy and at the same time enjoy the outdoors. Leaders: Chuck Mollard - chuckmollard@gmai.com - Cell - 917-881-9022 Dan Albano - Cell - 978-549-5328Rob\'s Trailhead Parking Lot, 3393 Bear Hollow Drive, Park City
2020-03-07HikeMODERATE HIKE – ANTELOPE ISLANDSaturday, March 7 – Moderate Hike to Antelope Island Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels-Pinebrook  for an on-time departure of 8:30. Anyone from Salt Lake, we can meet you at the causeway parking lot, but please text me so we'll know to pick you up 8-ish miles, 600-ish feet of vertical. We'll head to the west side of the island. No snow! No snowshoes! Dogs are welcome, but they MUST be on a leash the entire hike. Bring a lunch and a state park pass, if you have one. We will not be back to Park City until mid to late afternoon Leader: Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224  Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-11-19HikeMODERATE HIKE – OAKLEY TRAILTuesday, November 19 – Moderate hike on the Oakley Trail Meet at Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, by the bathrooms, for an on-time departure of 10:30 4.5 miles, 1300 feet of vertical. Since the trails are so wet in Park City, we'll head east to drier land. I have not previewed this, but South Summit Trails Foundation says this is 85% dry. We'll see how far we can get. Dogs are welcome. Bring a snack/lunch for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk 215.983.9224Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-11-15HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE – GRANDEUR PEAKFriday, November 15 – Semi Strenuous Hike Grandeur Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30. Leave enough time to navigate the school traffic. 6.25 miles, 2600 feet of vertical. Dogs welcome, bring a lunch for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-11-14HikeMODERATE HIKE; SHINGLE CREEK TRAIL IN THE UINTASThursday, November 14 – Moderate Hike, Shingle Creek Trail in the Uintas Meet in the Quinn’s Junction Sports Complex parking lot for an on-time departure of 9:30
5.5 miles, 900 feet of vertical.  Nice gradual trail. Yaktracks/micro spikes and poles are required. Trail has hard pack snow and ice on it.  Dogs welcome, bring a lunch. Leader: Dan Albano; 978 549-5328
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-11-13HikeMODERATE HIKE–BIG POLE ESTATESWednesday,  November 13 – Moderate Hike Big Pole Estates Meet in the parking lot of the Quinn's Junction Sports Complex for an ontime departure of 9:30.  Meet at 10 AM,  Dave Kennamer’s house, 220 Pole Drive,  Wasatch County We will hike the public trail system just north of Pole Drive at a moderate pace for 5 miles and a total elevation gain of 1,000 feet.  It should take about 2 ½ hours.  There are several rock formations worth observing and photographing.  Dogs are welcome and there should be cell coverage for most of the route.  Snacks at the hiker’s discretion.  The trail system is suitable for mountain biking and snow shoeing for future reference. Dave Kennamer (435) 654-3117 land line or (301) 254-7782 cell.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-11-09HikeMODERATE HIKE – ROCKY TOPSaturday, November 9 – Moderate Hike to Rocky Top Meet in the Quinn's Junction Sports Complex parking lot for an on-time departure of 9:30. Those in the Heber/Midway area, meet at the Rocky Top trailhead at MP 8 off of River Road at 9:45 (intersection of Rock Cliff Road and 32). 8 miles, 900 feet of vertical. I don't know if the trails are wet, I haven't previewed this yet...we'll come up with a Plan B if they are. Dogs welcome, bring a lunch for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-11-08HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – MT. WIRE AND RED BUTTEFriday, November 8 – Moderate Plus hike to Mt. Wire and Red Butte Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Pinebrook Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:30 4.5 miles, 2200 feet of elevation. STEEP! There's definitely no snow in the Living Room area, I don't know what we'll find on Mt. Wire. We'll bag two peaks behind the University of Utah. We'll head up to Mt. Wire, then come down to the Living Room, across Red Butte Peak. Scrambling on the way down. Dogs welcome, bring a lunch for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-11-02HikeMODERATE HIKE-PHOSPHATE LOOP, WASATCH STATE PARKSaturday, November 2 - Moderate Hike - Phosphate Loop, Wasatch State Park Meet at Quinn’s Junction Sports Complex off of Kearns Blvd., upper parking lot near the restrooms, for an on-time 9:30 am departure. 6.1 miles, 900 feet of elevation. Starting at the Happy Camper  trail-head on Pine Canyon Road in Wasatch State Park, we will hike 6.1 miles with 900' elevation gain at a moderate pace (approx. 2 mph).  The trail-head is about a 25 minute drive from Quinn's. If you have a state park pass bring it along, otherwise $7 or $4.62+, day use fee, per car.  Please bring traction devices for your boots and trekking poles as the trails may be icy.  Dogs allowed. If meeting at trailhead, park in overflow lot at Cottonwood Campground. Leader: Joan Entwistle, cell# 978-549-4864Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-10-30HikeMODERATE HIKE-GLENDWILD/SPRING CREEK TRAIL HEAD-CancelledHike is cancelled due to potential unsafe conditions. Wednesday, Oct 30 – Moderate Hike-Glenwild/Spring Creek Trail Head Meet at Spring Creek Trailhead in Glenwild at 10:00 AM off Rasmussen Rd, behind red community church Annemarie Ferrari will lead a moderate hike at Glenwild. The pace through beautiful Glenwild will be moderate at about 2 mph and the hike is approximately 4.5 miles, with an 800′ elevation change and a duration of about 2 1/2 hours. There are sweeping vistas across Swaner Nature Preserve to all the local Park City ski areas. Bring a snack and the hiking essentials. Dogs are welcome. Leader Annemarie Ferrari's cell 801-706-5117Spring Creek Trailhead Parking, 1303 Pheasant Way, Park City
2019-10-27HikeModerate Hike to Red Butte Peak- CANCELEDEVENT IS CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER FORECAST Leader Sheri Thomas 435-640-9535 Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-10-26HikeMODERATE HIKE-SPIRO TRAIL
Sat, Oct 26:  Moderate Hike, Spiro Trail
Meet at 9:30 at PCMR parking lot, near First Time Lift.
The hike is about 5 miles out and back, from First Time lift, along Spiro. We hike underneath Silver Star , King Kong lifts, and out to underneath Motherlode lift.  Dogs welcome. Bring fluids and hiking essentials
Leader:  Lisa Hunter 770-630-2233
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2019-10-25HikeMODERATE HIKE-CROW'S NEST, WASATCH STATE PARKFriday, October 25 - Moderate Hike - Crow's Nest, Wasatch State Park Meet at Quinn’s Junction off Kearns Blvd., upper parking lot near the restrooms, for an on-time 9:30 am departure. We will hike 5 miles on dry trails in warm Heber Valley - Huber Grove to Epperson to Crow's Nest, a 1200' elevation gain. Wasatch State Park is about a 20 min. drive from Quinn's. If you have a state park pass bring it along, otherwise $7 day use fee, $4 62+, per car. Dogs are allowed, but must be on leash in state parks. Leader: Joan Entwistle, cell# 978-549-4864.Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmore Way, Park City
2019-10-23HikeMODERATE HIKE - FLYING DOG TRAILWed, Oct 23-Moderate Hike-Flying Dog Trail Meet at Park City Bagel in Pinebrook at 9:30 AM.  Due to construction at the Jeremy Road exit, allow extra travel time to the meeting location. This will be a moderate up and back hike on Flying Dog Trail above Jeremy Ranch to the beaver pond. The hike will be about 5 miles, have a 930 ft vertical and take about 2 hours at a pace of about 2 mph. Dogs welcome. Bring a snack. Leader:  Lisa Hunter 770-630-2233Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-10-19HikeMODERATE HIKE-COBBLESTONE TRAIL/GLENWILDSaturday, October 19th-Moderate Hike-Cobblestone Trail/Glenwild Meet at parking lot near Petco in Kimball Junction at 9:30 to carpool to trailhead Moderate hike at Cobblestone Trail, 800’ vertical, 4.5 miles, about2.5 hours. Dogs welcome. Leader: Robin Reade 860-989-1519Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2019-10-18HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE - MOUNT OLYMPUSFriday, October 18 - Strenuous hike - Mount Olympus Meet at Park City Bagels at 10:00 AM for on-time departure.  We will car pool to the trailhead which is at 5800 Wasatch Boulevard in SLC. This is a strenuous out and back hike of about 7 miles with about a 4000 foot elevation gain.  There is a good trail for around the first 3 miles and then a rock scramble to the top.  However, we will hike at a moderte pace of about 2 MPH.  It will take around five hours to complete this hike. Bring lunch to enjoy at the top and plenty of snacks and water to keep up your energy level. Dog are not invited on this hike. While I doubt we will need them, bring yak-tracks in case the trail is frozen at the higher elevation. Bring the four hiking essentials. Leader: Chuck Mollard - cell 917-881-9022        Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-10-13HikeMODERATE HIKE – DALY CANYONSunday, October 13 – Moderate Hike in Daly Canyon Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 12:00 6 miles, 1200 feet of vertical. We'll hike on some less traveled trails in Daly Canyon, which is at the top of Main Street. Dogs welcome, but please bring a leash as we'll cross a busy road at one point. Leader: Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-10-12HikeMODERATE HIKE-ROB'S TRAIL
Sat, Oct 12:  Moderate Hike, Rob's Trail.
Meet at 9:30 at Community Church in Sun Peak on Bear Hollow to carpool to trailhead.
The hike is about 4 miles with about 1000 elevation gain.  Dogs welcome. Bring fluids and hiking essentials
Leader:  Lisa Hunter 770-630-2233
park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2019-10-11HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – IRON MOUNTAIN PEAKFriday, October 11 – Moderate Plus hike to Iron Mountain Peak Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:30 8 miles, 2200 feet of vertical. We'll head up to the top of Iron Mountain Peak, and then continue around the entire mountain. Dogs welcome; hiking time should be 4-5 hours. Bring a lunch/snack for the top. Leader: Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-10-10HikeMODERATE HIKE-PINEBROOK LOOPThursday, October 10th-Moderate Hike -Pinebrook Loop Meet in Quarry Village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9;30 am departure. Please note a new departure time. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Allow extra travel time to the meeting location due to the Jeremy Road intersection construction. Hike :  This is a no dogs hike. The Pinebrook loop has 3 different ways to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. If you have intentions to join the hike please text Jack, number below to let him know. Leader: Jack Karmel, cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-10-09HikeMODERATE HIKE-GLENWILD/SPRING CREEK TRAILHEADWednesday, Oct 9 - Moderate Hike-Glenwild/Spring Creek Trail Head Meet at Spring Creek Trailhead in Glenwild at 10:00 AM. Marion Klaus will lead a moderate hike at Glenwild. The pace through beautiful Glenwild will be moderate at about 2 mph and the hike is approximately 4.5 miles, with an 800' elevation change and a duration of about 2 1/2 hours. There are sweeping vistas across Swaner Nature Preserve to all the local Park City ski areas. Bring a snack and the hiking essentials. Dogs are welcome. Marion at: 801-440-4385.Spring Creek Trailhead Parking, 1303 Pheasant Way, Park City
2019-10-02HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – SUMMIT PARK PEAKWednesday, October 2 – Moderate Plus hike to Summit Park Peak Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:30 6 miles, 1700 feet of vertical. Wait till you see the views from the peak! STEEP in some parts. Dogs welcome. We'll have lunch/snack at the top of the peak. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-10-01HikeCanceled-SEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE- YELLOW PINE LAKE, UINTASTuesday, October 1– Strenuous Hike Yellow Pine Lake, Uintas
  This hike is being canceled due to a possible controlled burn that may take place very close to the trail, it is possible smoke would be an issue. A new hike is being scheduled to Dog Lake originating from Millcreek Canyon. See calendar for more info on this hike. For more information contact the leader, Howard Cox 317 363 0262 cox.h@outlook.com
 
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-10-01HikeMODERATE HIKE-SHINGLE CREEK-UNITASTuesday, August 6th-Moderate Hike-Shingle Creek , Unitas Meet at Quinn's Junction Dog Park off Kearns Blvd. for an on time 9 am departure. A very moderate hike. Car Pool and drive to the Unitas , about 45 min. drive. If you have a park pass bring it along to be displayed on the window of the car. The hike is along a stream and has an elevation gain of 400-500 VF. Mostly in the shade along a running stream. Flowers will be discussed as they bloom. This is a no dogs hike. Please text Jack the night before ,at  the number below if you intend to join this hike. Leader: Jack Karmel- cell 435 6029893Quinn\'s Junction Dog Park, 600 Gilmor Way, Park City
2019-10-01HikeModerate hike - Dog Lake via Milcreek CanyonTuesday, October 1– moderate Hike to Dog Lake via Millcreek Canyon
Meet at PC Bagels in Quarry village for a 9:00 am departure and carpool to the trailhead. The trail is 5.5 miles in distance with a 1200′ elevation gain. The duration is expected to be 3 hours at a moderate pace. The trail is well maintained and requires no special skills. Dogs are welcome. Bring lunch adequate fluids and the other hiking essentials. For more information contact the leader, Howard Cox 317 363 0262 cox.h@outlook.com
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-26HikeMorro Bay, CA Trip and Lighthouse Century RideMorro Bay, CA Trip and SLOBC Lighthouse Century ride Dates: September 26 (arriving Thursday for dinner) through September 30 (leaving Tuesday morning) Location: Morro Bay, CA This is approximately a 13 hour drive from Park City.  Contact: Dana Morgan (435) 640-6740 or dana_morgan321@yahoo.com Who Should Attend: While many people will be participating in the SLOBC Lighthouse Century Ride event on Saturday, all are welcome, as there are many activities such as: shorter bike rides, hiking, social, golf, wine tours, etc.  Those people interested in participating in the bike ride along the coast on Saturday, September 28thneed to register at: http://www.slobc.org/lighthouse/index.html Click HERE for more information and a suggested schedule of events and Morro Bay Trip. This will be an RSVP event, to get an idea of who will attend, please send Dana an email. Please send Dana an email at dana_morgan321@yahoo.com  if you would like to join us at any of the following restaurants:
  • Thursday night, September 26 – Windows on the Water
  • Friday night, September 27 – Bayside Cafe
  • Saturday, September 28 – Food is included in the ride
  • Sunday night, September 29 – Moonstone Beach Bar & Grill 
  • Monday night, September 30 -  Beer on the Pier
Participants must provide their own transportation and lodging.
Morro Bay High School, 235 Atascadero Rd, Morro Bay
2019-09-25HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE-MT TIMPANOGOSWednesday, September 25th- Strenuous Hke- Mt Tiimpanogos Meet: Wasatch Bagels at 6:15AM I will lead a Mt Tippo hike on Wednesday September 25 with the following info available: 1. We will leave Wasatch Bagels in Park City at 6:15 am to allow hiking to start at 7 Am 2. We will be hiking from the Aspen Trail Head 3. The hike will require a strenuous hike level of approximately 10 hours, 14 miles with an elevation gain of 4800ft at the pace average of 2.0 to 2.5 MPH 4. Dogs are not allowed 5. Snacks for lunch and energy are a requirement and lots of water. 6. There is spotty cell service 7. IMPORTANT ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: a. This is a strenuous hike and hikers are reminded to bring the additional gear such as Hiking Poles, Sunglasses, Sunscreen and Yak Tracks b. Be sure to arrange cars pooling in a fashion to reflect when the hike is done c. Safety is our first concern if any additional items maybe required by you please bring them along. 8. We have had a situation where Search and Rescue was required on these types of hike, please be aware the club is not responsible for any S&R costs. 9. We will be back in Park City no later than 7PM Leaders name is: John Miller. Email is: Jmiller200725@yahoo.com.  Cell Phone is 724-244-3576Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-09-24HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-LAKE BLANCHETuesday September 24th -Moderate Plus Hike-Lake Blanche Meet at 8:30 AM at Park City Bagels in Pinebrook.  Due to Jeremy Ranch Road construction, allow extra travel time to the meeting location. If you are meeting us at the trailhead, please let me know in advance. Jamie Rubin will lead a moderate plus hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon. The hike is 6 miles roundtrip, has a 2500 ft elevation gain, and will take about 4 – 5 hours. There is considerable elevation gain and we will hike at a very “athletic pace” of 2 plus miles per hour.  No dogs are allowed in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Bring a lunch and plenty of water. We will have a leisurely lunch at Lake Blanche. Remember the four hiking essentials. Jamie Rubin, altheafarm@yahoo.com, cell 203-722-7315Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-24HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-PINEBROOKTuesday, September 24th-Moderate Plus Hike-Pinebrook Meet in Quarry village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9 am departure. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Hike : The loop at Pine brook, leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893 This is a no dogs hike At this time a year some of the foliage is turning , and from this hike point of view much is showing already. The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.800 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. If you intent to participate please text Jack , number above the night before or sooner. Leader Jack Karmel, cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-18HikeMODERATE TO SEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE - FRARY PEAK

Wednesday, September 18 – Moderate to semi-strenuous hike on Antelope Island
Meet at Park City Bagels at 8:00 AM
This will be an out and back hike on the Frary Peak trail which is about 3.5 miles from the trail head to the top of the peak with an elevation gain of about 2100 feet.  The first 3 miles is a well maintained trail with swithbacks and is a moderate to moderate plus hike due to the elevation gain.  The last .5 mile up to the summit is a more challenging, strenuous section that is optional.   The hike will take about 4 to 4.5 hours and we will hike at a pace of 2 to 2.5 mph.  
Dogs are not allowed.
The views of the Island and the Salt Lake are spectacular, so bring a snack or lunch to enjoy while looking at the scenery.  There is a grill on the island that serves great buffalo burgers, but we will not know if it is open until a few days before the hike, so check on line to see if it is open.
Meet at Park City Bagels at 8:00 AM to travel to the trailhead, which will take about an hour and a quarter or meet at the trailhead at 9:30.  
There is one portable toilet at the trailhead,  so you may want to use the bathroom facilities at the visitors center before going to the trailhead.  
Be sure to bring your state park pass and four hiking essentials.
Leader: Chuck Mollard – cell: 917-881-9022
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-17HikeMODERATE HIKE-PINEBROOKTuesday, September 17th- Moderate Hike-Pinebrook Meet at the Park City Bagel shop parking lot at Quarry Village for on time 9am departure. Due to the Jeremy Ranch exit construction, allow extra travel time to the meeting location. This is a moderate hike with 700-800 v f elevation gain. It affords vistas north past I 80 , it is mostly in trees , so shaded. Different flora will be identified and discussed as flowers bloom. Duration is approx one and half hours. Takes place in Pinebrook.  Approx 3 miles.  If you intend to join please text Jack at number below. This is a no dogs hike. Leader:  Jack Karmel, cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-16HikeMODERATE HIKE – LACKAWAXON LAKESeptember 16 – Moderate Hike to Lackawaxon Lake Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 5 miles, 1,000ish feet of vertical. Check out the lovely Lackawaxen Lake, just below Clayton Peak. Dogs are welcome. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-09-15HikeHike in Pinebrook Area. Moderate to Moderate Plus
The hike  will start at the Lower Meeks trail head and then proceed to the Upper Meeks trail, to Jeykll and Hyde to Pinebrook Peak and then back to Emily's bench.  We will then take Troy's trail back to the trail head.
This is a moderate plus hike of approximately 8 miles and 1800 vertical with a duration of 3.5 to 4 hours
Meet at Park City Bagels, Quarry Village for an on time departure at 9 am.
Dogs are welcome.
Leader: Sheri Thomas 435-640-9535
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-14HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS HIKE – MURDOCK PEAKSaturday, September 14 – Semi-strenuous hike to Murdock Peak Meet in the parking lot of Park City Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 9 miles, 2800 vertical feet. We'll hike to Murdock Peak, above the Super Condor chairlift at Canyons. Parts of this hike are VERY steep, so please bring poles. We have to carpool, as there are very few parking spots at the trailhead. Dogs are welcome. Bring a lunch. Our estimated hiking time is 6-7 hours. We will be bushwacking and walking on overgrown trails, so dress accordingly. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-12HikeLeisurely Hike - Deer Mountain TrailThursday, September 12 - Leisurely hike on Deer Mountain Trail Deer Mountain Trail is a new trail in the Deer Mountain community in Kamas with beautiful views of the Jordanelle and Deer Valley. The hike will be approximately 2.7 miles with an elevation gain of 400 feet. The hike will take about 1.5 hours and dogs are welcome. Meet in the parking lot at Quinn’s Junction near the restrooms for an on time departure of 9am. Or at the trailhead near the intersection of Deer Mountain Blvd and Slalom Run Way (12547 N Deer Mountain Blvd.) at 9:10am Leader is Lyn Nadel   phone 305-479-8190Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-09-11HikeCANCELLED - MODERATE PLUS HIKE - LAKE BLANCHEWednesday, September 11 – Moderate plus hike to Lake Blanche THIS HIKE HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO EXPECTED THUNDERSTORM Meet at 8:30 AM at Park City  Bagels in Pinebrook or at 9:15 AM at the Mill B South Fork trailhead. Chuck Mollard will lead a moderate plus hike to Lake Blanche in Big Cottonwood Canyon. The hike is 6 miles roundtrip, has a 2500 ft elevation gain, and will take about 4 – 5 hours.  Since there is considerable vertical, the pace will be moderate. No dogs are allowed in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Bring a lunch which you can enjoy as you overlook Lake Blanche. Remember the four hiking essentials. Chuck Mollard  917-881-9022Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-07HikeMODERATE HIKE – MT. STELLENSaturday, September 7 – Moderate Hike to Mt. Stellen Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00. Or meet us at base of the Sterling Express chairlift at 9:15 5 miles, 1200 feet of vertical.  We'll hike up Mt. Stellen at Deer Valley. Sorry, no dogs on Deer Valley trails. Leader: Ellen Sherk, 215.983.9224 Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-09-03HikeLEISURE PLUS HIKE-TOLL CANYONTuesday, September 3-Leisure plus Hike-Toll Canyon, This is a no dogs hike. Meet at Quarry Village bagel shop for an on time 9 am departure. We need to drive in a group as parking is limited and the way is complicated. Allow extra travel time to the meeting location due to the Jeremy Road exit construction. This hike is easy , goes along a stream and is mostly in the shade. It is pretty due to the water proximity and myriad flora. It take about 1,5 to 2 hours . Elevation gain minimal. If you intend to participate in the hike please text Jack at below number the day before. Leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-09-02HikeSEPTEMBER 2 - LABOR DAY - MODERATE HIKE AND PICNIC - ROB’S TRAIL WITH EXTENSIONS - PICNIC RSVPMonday, September 2 – Moderate hike Rob’s Trail with extensions Meet in front of Chuck Mollard’s home at 2100 Bear Hollow Drive at 0845.  Park on the street or in the driveway.  We will car pool to the trailhead up Bear Hollow Drive since parking is limited. Chuck Mollard will lead a moderate hike up Rob’s Trails to Rosebud Heaven to Ambush and return via Rob’s Trail.  Distance is about 6.5 miles with 1100 feet elevation gain which will take about 3 to 3.5 hours. After the hike, Chuck will serve bratwurst in rolls and beverages out on the deck.  If you wish, bring a appetizer, salad or dessert to share.  We can store any items that need refrigeration in our fridge. If you plan to stay for lunch please email or text a RSVP by Sunday night so we can buy sufficient brats. Dogs allowed on the hike but not in the house. Bring four hiking essentials. Leader Chuck Mollard  Cell: 917-881-9022 - email: chuckmollard@gmail.comMollard\'s house, 2100 BEAR HOLLOW DRIVE, PARK CITY
2019-08-30HikeMODERATE HIKE - YETI’S & MOOSE PUDDLE LOOP TRAIL IN UOP AREAFriday, August 30, 2019 - Moderate Hike - Yeti’s & Moose Puddle Loop Trail.  9:00am - 12:30pm. Meet at Pier One Parking Lot in the Walmart Shopping Center for a prompt 9:00am departure or at the trailhead parking area at the top of Olympic Parkway, on the left, before the gates, across from the Refrigeration Plant at UOP at 9:05am. Steven Holmes will lead a moderate loop hike ascending Yeti’s Trail and descending Moose Puddle Trail back to the carpark.  Both trails have shade until near the top.  The panoramic views from the top are beautiful and the views of UOP are nice.  The hike is 6.3 miles with an elevation gain of 1100 feet along switchbacks without steep sections uphill or downhill.  The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2.0-2.2 mph and take 3-3 1/2 hours with stops along the way.  Dogs are welcome.  The hike will start and end with very short road segments so leashes will be necessary. Remember the 4 hiking essentials.  Bring a snack. Leader:  Steven Holmes cell 305-338-2831Pier One parking lot, 6535 N Landmark Dr, Park City
2019-08-29HikeLEISURE HIKE – LOOP HIKE OFF SOLAMERE DRIVEThursday, August 29 – Leisure hike - loop hike off Solamere Drive Meet at the home of Kathy and Steve Holmes, 3380 Solamere Drive (Sunset Lodge) on Thursday, 8/29/19 for an on time 9AM departure.   Please park on the upslope (right side) of Solamere Drive.  Some cars can be accommodated in the driveway. There is short walk on the road to the Gambel Oak North trailhead.  We will take Lost Prospector to Skid Row to Fox Tail and end up back on the road headed to our starting point.  The hike is 3 miles with about 330 feet elevation change.  It should take about 2 hours.  We will be afforded views of Canyons Village and Park Meadows, stopping for views of Round Valley and Quinn’s Junction. Dogs are welcome but please have a leash for the road. Cold drinks and light refreshments will be served after the hike at Sunset Lodge. Please remember the 4 hiking essentials including good hiking or trail footwear. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, please contact the leader to see if it has been cancelled. Leader is Kathy Holmes, cell 305-519-0135 or email califkmac@comcast.netKathy Holmes, Sunset Lodge, 3380 Solamere Dr, Park City
2019-08-27HikeLEISURE PLUS HIKE-THE LOOP AT PINEBROOK
Tuesday, August 27th-Leisure Plus Hike-The loop at Pinebrook
Meet in Quarry village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9 am departure. Condense into a few cars , trail head has very limited parking.
Hike: The loop at Pine brook, leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893  This is a no dogs hike.
The loop has 3 different ways to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles.
A leisure hike plus . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees,
showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge,with many flowers(when In bloom)
 We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track,
 and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. 
This trail has approx.700-800 VF elevation gain and takes approx. two hours to complete.
 
Due to construction by Jeremy Ranch exit it is best to take the road that leads to the mall and stay straight to the end and make a left at the stop sign to the Quarry village parking. If it is your intention to do this hike please text me at above number the day or eve. before.
Leader: Jack Karmel, cell 435-602-9893
 
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-08-26HikeMODERATE HIKE – TRAPPER’S GATE, ONTARIO RIDGE, SAMS TRAIL, LITTLE CHIEF

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

 
Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-08-23HikeMODERATE HIKE-THE GREAT WESTERN TRAIL FROM EAST CANYONFriday, August 23rd-Moderate Hike-The Great Western Trail from East Canyon Meet at Park City Bagels in Pinebrook for a prompt 9:00  AM departure or at the trailhead 4 miles up East Canyon (US 65) at 9:30 AM. (Parking Lot is on the right.) Allow extra travel time  to the meeting location due to Jeremy Ranch exit construction. Lori Tarmey will lead a moderate out and back hike along the ridge line of the Great Western Trail.  The views at the top are spectacular.  The hike is 6.5 miles with an elevation gain of 1,627 feet over rolling terrain.  It will take about 3  1/2-4 hours.  Sorry no dogs. Bring a snack or lunch to enjoy at the top.  Remember your hiking essentials. Leader:  Lori Tarmey  cell 954.444.9723Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-08-20HikeSEMI MODERATE HIKE-SPIRO TRAIL
Tuesday, August 20th-Semi Moderate hike up Spiro Tra
Meet at the Park City First Time lift ready to go at 9:15 AM.
This is a semi moderate hike duration of approx 2 hours with elevation gain of 1000-1100 VF.
The trail affords beautiful views of down town Park city , the Park City golf course and other mountainous vistas, flowers will be discussed as they bloom . If you intend to do the hike please text Jack # above the day before.  This is a no dog hike. 
Leader: Jack Karmel, cell 435-602-9893
 
Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2019-08-20HikeMODERATE HIKE – SHADOW LAKETuesday, August 20 – Moderate Hike to Shadow Lake Meet at the tables outside of Mojos Cafe on the PCMR Plaza for an on-time departure of 10:15 6 miles, 800 feet of vertical. We'll take the Crescent Lift up and back and spend the entire time hiking the shady upper trails of PCMR. Bring your 2019/2020 Epic pass to get on the chairlift for FREE (even if you've only made a $49 deposit). If you don't have an Epic pass, day passes are $25. The ticket window opens at 10:00, please leave enough time to stand in line if you have to buy a ticket, so that we can all leave at 10:15. Sorry, no dogs, they're not allowed on the chairlift. Bring a lunch/snack, we'll eat at the lake. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Mountain, 1345 Lowell Ave, Park City
2019-08-19HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE – EMERALD LAKE

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

 

 
 
Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, Sports Field, 300 Gilmore Way, Park City
2019-08-18HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE MOUNT TIMPANOGOSSunday, August 18, 2019 - STRENUOUS HIKE MOUNT TIMPANOGOS Because of the driving time please meet at Wasatch Bagels at 7:30 AM to carpool to the trailhead. This is supposed to be the most popular hiking destination in Utah. Many believe that the hike via the Timpooneke Trail is truly an exceptional Wasatch hike. Using this trail the round trip is 15 miles with a 4,580’ elevation gain. The duration is expected to be eight to nine hours at a brisk pace. The trail is well maintained and requires no special skills, however if you experience acrophobia, the approach to the summit will probably be challenging. Bring lunch adequate fluids and the other essentials. For more information contact the leader, David Anderson 801.599.0618, danderson@dcalaw.orgWasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-08-18HikeMODERATE HIKE TO THE MONTAGESunday, August 18 – Moderate Hike to the Montage Meet outside the Old Town Transit Center for an on-time departure of 8:30 6 miles, 1600 feet of vertical. We'll start at the Transit Center and head up and across to the Montage, where we'll take the bus back to the Transit Center. 3.5-4 hours. Sorry, no dogs, they're not allowed on the bus. PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION NOTE: The Tour of Utah starts (12:30) and finishes (3:45) in Park City on Sunday, so there is NO PARKING IN OLD TOWN, you must take the bus. Check here and click on "routes and schedules" to download the bus schedule or please text or call me and I'll help you figure out which bus to take. Please give yourself enough time to get to the Transit Center. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Park City Transit Center, 540 Swede Alley, Park City
2019-08-16HikeMODERATE HIKE - ROB’S TRAIL TO OLYMPIC TRAIL TO MOOSE PUDDLEFriday, August 16th - Moderate hike Rob’s Trail to Olympic Trail to Moose Puddle Meet at Park City Community Church on Bear Hollow Drive (next to Park City Nursery) at 9:00 AM to car pool to the trailhead. (Parking at the trailhead is somewhat limited.) This will be a loop hike up Rob’s Trail to Olympic Trail and then down Moose Puddle to the top of Olympic Park and return to the trailhead parking area. These are well maintained trails and the total distance is about 6 miles with about 1000 feet elevation gain. The hike will be at a moderate pace of 2 miles per hour and will take about 3.5 hours with stops along the way. Dogs are welcome! Bring a snack to eat at the top and the four hiking essentials. Leader: Chuck Mollard - cell 917-881-9022park city community church, 4501 North Highway 224, Park Ciuty
2019-08-13HikeLEUSURE PLUS HIKE-PINEBROOK LOOPTuesday , August 13th-Leisure plus hike, Pinebrook loop Meet in Quarry village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9 am departure. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Attn; Due to construction by Jeremy Ranch exit I recommend the southerly frontage road to the end and then turn left into the Quarry village parking lot. Hike : The loop at Pine brook, We will hike the Easterly entrance. This is a no dogs hike The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A leisurely hike plus . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. Please text Jack, at the number below, at least the evening before , if you intend to participate on this hike Leader: Jack Karmel cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-08-12HikeMODERATE HIKE-HOLLY'S TRAIL STARTING IN CANYONS RESORTMonday, August 12th-Moderate Hike—Holly’s Trail starting in Canyons resort Meet at Petco in Newpark Town Center-8:30 AM Meet at Petco’s for on time departure of 8:30 sharp to head up to Holly’s trail head in the Canyons. This is a 4 ½ mile hike with an elevation gain of approximately 1200 ft at 2.2 mph pace. We will hike Holly’s one way and then descend to Red Pine Lodge to take the ski lift down. Due to ski lift this is a no dog hike. Bring water and snacks. If weather is questionable day of hike check with leader. Leader: Donna Sims, cell 727 871-2757Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2019-08-10HikeSEMI-STRENUOUS NOTCH HIKESaturday, August 10, 2019 - SEMI-STRENUOUS NOTCH HIKE Meet at Wasatch Bagels for 8:30 AM departure, and carpool to the trailhead (on the way we will leave a car at Trial Lake). David Anderson will lead the semi-strenuous version of the Notch Mountain Trail hike in the Uintah Mountains (this should not be confused with the out-and-back hike to the Notch). This will be classified a semi-strenuous hike because of the 12 mile distance and pace. The elevation gain will be slightly less than 1,500 feet and elevation loss of 2,300 feet. We start at the Bald Mountain Trailhead and finish at the Trial Lake Trailhead. The hike will pass several lakes before lunch at Meadow Lake. The return will continue through the Notch and pass other beautiful lakes. Meet at Wasatch Bagels at 8:30 AM, and carpool to the trailhead (on the way we will leave a car at Trial Lake). With a brisk pace the hiking time should be five to six hours. Anticipate the possibility of cool weather, showers and bugs. Dogs are invited to participate. For more information contact the leader, David Anderson, 801.599.0618 or danerson@dcalaw.org.   Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-08-10HikeMODERATE HIKE – MINE TRAIL IN UINTASSaturday,  August 10 – Moderate Hike on the Mine Trail in the Uintas Meet in the Richardson Flat parking lot for an on-time departure of 8:30 (there's a running race in Round Valley, so we're avoiding that area) 6-ish miles, 1200 feet of vertical. We'll head into the Uintas to hike the Mine Trail. Dogs welcome. Bring your National Park Pass if you have one, we'll need one per car Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Richardson Flat Park and Ride, Richardson Flat Road, Park City
2019-08-07HikeMODERATE HIKE-BALD MOUNTAIN VIA SILVERLAKE-ONTARIO LOOPWednesday, August 7th-Moderate Hike-Bald Mountain via Silver Lake-Ontario Loop. Optional lunch at Royal Street Cafe. Meet at Wasatch Bagels at 9:00am or Ski Beach at Silver Lake Lodge for a 9:20 departure. Lori Tarmey will lead a moderate loop hike on the Silver Lake Trail to the top of Bald Mountain in Deer Valley and down Ontario Trail. There are spectacular views at the top. The hike is 4.5 miles with a 1,272 foot elevation gain and will take about 2 1/2-3 hours. There is an optional lunch at Royal Street Cafe following the hike. If you are planning on staying for lunch RSVP Lori at 954-444-9723 or LATarmey@comcast.net as space will be limited. Bring water and a snack. Hiking poles are highly recommended. Remember the hiking essentials. Sorry. No dogs. Leader: Lori Tarmey,  cell 954-444-9723  Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-08-06HikeMODERATE HIKE-SHINGLE CREEKTuesday,  August 6th-Moderate Hike-Shingle creek , Unitas Meet at Quinn's Junction Dog Park off Kearns Blvd. for an on time 9 am departure. A very moderate hike. Car Pool and drive to the Unitas , about 45 min. drive.  If you have a park pass bring it along to be displayed on the window of the car. The hike is along a stream and has an elevation gain of 400-500 VF. Mostly in the shade along a running stream. Flowers will be discussed as they bloom. This is a no dogs hike. Please text Jack the night before ,at above number if you intend to join this hike. Leader: Jack Karmel- cell 435 6029893Quinn\'s Junction Dog Park, 600 Gilmor Way, Park City
2019-08-04HikeSEMI-MODERATE HIKE - ALBION MEADOWSSunday, August 4 – Semi-moderate hike in Albion Meadows The wild flowers at Alta are at their peak! Chuck Mollard will lead a semi-moderate hike to see the wildflowers at Albion Meadows at Alta ski area.  This will be under four miles with less that 1000 feet elevation gain and will take approximately three hours. This will be at a leisurely pace of 1.5 MPH with plenty of stops to enjoy the wonderful flowers.  Chuck is not good at identifying the flowers, so if someone joins the hikes that can do that it will be even better. We will park at the Wildcat parking lot, which is the first entrance to Alta.  (The usual starting point at Albion Bain is closed for construction.) We will hike uphill through the lower meadow for approximately one and a half hours before turning around and hiking back to the cars. This is an out and back hike, so anyone wishing to hike a shorter distance can turn around earlier. Dogs are not allowed as this is a watershed area. Bring a snack and the four hiking essentials. Meet at Park City Bagels at 8:30 to car pool to Alta. If you wish to meet the group at Alta, plan on being in the Wildcat parking lot at 9:15. Leader:  Chuck Mollard – cell: 917-881-9022Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-08-03HikeMODERATE HIKE-LOG HOLLOW, UINTASSaturday, August 3, Moderate Hike to Log Hollow in the Uintas Meet in the parking lot of the Quinn's Sports Complex for an on-time departure of 8:30 6 miles, 1700 feet of elevation. We'll head out past Woodland to hike the shady Log Hollow/Noblett's Trail. Dogs welcome, but please bring a leash in case we run into herds of sheep. Bring a lunch/snack. We should be back to Quinn's between 1:30 and 2:00. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-08-02HikeSTRENUOUS HIKE-GOBBLERS KNOB FROM COTTONWOOD CANYONFriday, August 2nd- Strenuous Hike-Gobblers Knob from Cottonwood Canyon Leaving from Wasatch Bagel at 9 am. Strenuous hike to Gobblers Knob from Cottonwood Canyon. Elevation gain approx. 3200 feet, 7.6 miles, duration 4 hours.  No Dogs. Bring snacks and water. Leader John Miller any questions please call 724-244-3576.Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-07-30HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-THE LOOP AT PINEBROOK, WESTERLY ROUTETuesday, July 30-Moderate plus hike-The loop at Pinebrook, westerly route Meet in Quarry village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9am departure. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Allow extra travel time to PC Bagel due to road construction at Jeremy Ranch exit Hike : The loop at Pine brook, Westerly route.  This is a no dogs hike The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. If you intend to participate in this hike please advise Jack, at the number below, by text the day before, thank you. Leader Jack Karmel, cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-07-29HikeMODERATE HIKE-ALBION BASIN TO CAHTERINE'S PASS ONTO SUNSET PEAKMonday, July 29-moderate hike, Albion Basin to Catherine's Pass onto Sunset Peak Meet at 7:15 am at Park City Bagels/Pinebrook or at the Catherine Pass trailhead in Albion Basin at 8:00 (note early start time because parking is quite limited). Allow extra travel time to PC Bagels due to the road construction. Denny Saturnino will lead a moderate hike through Albion Basin to Catherine’s Pass overlooking the Brighton Lakes then onto Sunset Peak. The hike will be about 6 mi, have an 1500 ft vertical, and take about 4 hours. There is some exposure from cliffs on the route to the top. No dogs allowed in Cottonwood Canyons. Bring a snack or lunch. There is now a $6/car entry fee at Alta, so please bring a few extra dollars.   Denny’s cell number is 435-659-1666 and Sheree Anshel, cell 214-914-9140 .P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-07-24HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-SPIROWednesday, July 24, Moderate Plus Hike up Spiro Meet at the Park City First Time lift ready to go at 9:15. This is a moderate plus hike, duration of 2-2.25 hours with elevation gain of 1100-1200 VF. Mostly in trees. The trail affords beautiful views of down town Park city , the Park City golf course and other mountainous vistas, flowers will be discussed as they bloom . If it is your intention to join this hike please text Jack at the above number the night before. This is a no dog hike. Jack Karmel 435 6029893Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2019-07-23HikeLEISURE HIKE-THE BEAR HIKE AROUND SNOW TOPTuesday 23rd July-Leisure Hike-the Bear Hike - around Snow Top Details:We will meet in the Deer Valley Grocery Cafe (for website see here -https://www.deervalley.com/things-to-do/dining/deer-valley-grocery-cafe) car park to car share to the limited parking at the hike start point, for a prompt 09:00AM departure. Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll around Snow Top. For some bizarre reason I've named it the Bear Hike - see route here https://www.outdooractive.com/en/r/116549868?utm_source=mail&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content Awesome 360 degree views, one of my favourite leisure hikes. Plenty of shade. Under two hours; 2.8 miles round trip; less than 370 feet elevation gain. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Please bring the 4 essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to 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 or 435 2004066Deer Valley Grocery Cafe, 1375 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
2019-07-23HikeMODERATE HIKE-TWIN LAKE PASSMODERATE HIKE - TWIN LAKES PASS Tuesday, July 23 - moderate hike up to Twin Lakes Pass Meet at Wasatch Bagels ready to carpool and leave by 9 am The trail begins at the Silver Lake Visitors Center and follows a boardwalk around Silver lake and then will ascend a bit steeply to the Twin Lakes damn. This area is rocky and walking sticks are recommended. We will proceed up beyond the lake to Twin Lakes Pass where there are fantastic views of Brighton/Solitude, Wasatch Crest and of course Twin Lakes. Pack a lunch or snack so we can enjoy the views a bit longer. The final push to the pass has a large snow area which I do not recommend we try. When previewing I found a work around that is a little of a scramble but not too bad. Bring your sense of adventure! Once back at Silver Lake we will return via the other side of the lake. The pace should be about 2.2 miles per hour. Dogs are not allowed in this sensitive watershed area. We will be hiking approximately 4 miles and there will be about 1300 ft elevation gain. Plan on 4 hours. Hike Leader: Mary Laudon 314-780-2348Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-07-22HikeMODERATE HIKE-ISLAND LAKE, UNITASMonday, July 22, Moderate hike to Island Lake, Unitas. Meet: Quinn\'s Junction Sports Complex, Sports Field, 84098 Gilmore Way, Park City @ 8:30 AM Details:  Meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction Sports Fields for an on time departure Sheree Anshel and Bub Carlson will lead a moderate loop hike to Island Lake in the Uintas. This spectacular route will pass more than several lakes. The hike will be about 7.8 mi, have a 1200 ft vertical, and will take 3.5-4.5 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch (as it is a beautiful spot for lunch). Also bring rain gear and mosquito repellant. We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas, so meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). Take the Mirror Lake highway from Kamas, then turn left at the Crystal Lake turnoff about 1/4 mile past mile marker 25. Continue driving and take the the Crystal Lake TRAILHEAD road. Sheree’s cell 214-914-9140 and Bub’s cell 435-729-0408 hm 435-658-4728. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it probably will be ticketed. While you can stop at the self-serve station on the way up it’s not right to ask everyone to wait while you get one. So please make arrangements for a prior pass or ride with someone who has one. We will try to carpool. Hikes to the high Uintas are about 100 miles round trip, please chip in on the petrol. Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. Leader: Sheree Anshel, cell 214-914-9140Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, Sports Field, 300 Gilmore Way, Park City
2019-07-21HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – CLAYTON PEAKSunday, July 21 – Moderate Plus Hike to Clayton Peak Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 8:30 6ish miles, 1800ish feet of vertical. We'll climb to the top of Clayton Peak, which rises above Bonanza Flat. You MUST be comfortable scrambling over and around rocks and large boulders. Dogs are welcome, but there are very large boulders that they will need to scramble over. Bring a lunch for the top. If you use poles, it will be helpful to have a way to secure them to your pack when we start to scramble to the top.  4-4.5 hours of hiking, we SHOULD be back to Wasatch Bagels by 2:00. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-07-18HikeMODERATE HIKE-THREE DIVIDE LAKES, UNITASThursday, July 18, Moderate Hike Three Divide Lakes, Unitas Meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction Sports Fields Bub Carlson will lead a moderate loop hike to the Three Divide Lakes in the Uintas. This spectacular route will pass more than 15 lakes. The hike will be about 6 mi, have a 800 ft vertical, involve some bushwhacking, and will take 3 1/2 hrs. Dogs invited. Bring a lunch, rain gear, and mosquito repellant. We need to leave early to avoid late afternoon showers in the Uintas, so meet at 8:30 in the parking lot left of/past the restrooms at Quinn’s Junction (US 40 and UTAH 248). Take the Mirror Lake highway from Kamas, then turn left at the Crystal Lake turnoff about 1/4 mile past mile marker 25. Continue driving and take the the Crystal Lake TRAILHEAD road. Bub’s cell 435-729-0408 hm 435-658-4728. You will need a National Park Pass. If you leave your car without displaying that pass it probably will be ticketed. While you can stop at the self-serve station on the way up it’s not right to ask everyone to wait while to get one. So please make arrangements for a prior pass or ride with someone who has one. We will try to carpool. Hikes to the high Uintas are about 100 miles round trip, please chip in on the petro Note: There is NO cellphone service on this hike. Leader: Bub Carlson, cell 435-729-0408Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, Sports Field, 300 Gilmore Way, Park City
2019-07-17HikeLEISURELY HIKE-LOST PROSPECTORWednesday, July 17th- Rail Trail to Skid Row to Lost Prospector to North Gamble to the Rail Trail Meet Prospector Park, 9 AM. Parking is limited at Prospector Park but you can also park along Wyatt Earp. Ruth Duenser will lead a  leisurely hike starting from Prospector Park (Prospector Park, 2500 Wyatt Earp) for a 3 mile loop that starts by paralleling the Rail Trail to reach Skid Row Trail. Then Skid Row up to Lost Prospector and down the North Gambel Trail with a short walk through a residential area to get onto the Rail Trail and return to Prospector Park. Elevation change is about 350 feet and we will hike at a pace of around 1.5 mph. Nice views of the Prospector area of Park City. Some parts are a bit rocky so hiking shoes are recommended. Time for the hike should be about 2 hours. Dogs are welcome but will need to be on a leash for some portions of the hike.  If weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to call the leader to see if it is cancelled. Leader is Ruth Duenser 713-775-6279, or rduenser@comcast.net.Prospector Park , 2500 Wyatt Earp Way, Park City
2019-07-16HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-PINEBROOK LOOPTuesday, July 16-Moderate Plus Hike-Pinebrook loop Meet in Quarry village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9am departure. Due to the construction at the Jeremy Ranch allow extra travel time to the meeting location. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Hike : The loop at Pinebrook has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. If you intend to join this hike text Jack at below number. This is a no dogs hike. Leader Jack Karmel cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-07-16HikeLEISURE HIKE-SILVER LAKE OUT SULTAN TRAILTuesday 16th July -Leisure Hike From Silver Lake out along Sultan Trail We will meet on the deck of the Royal Street Cafe at Silver Lake, park free in Silver Lake car park, for a prompt 09:00 AM departure. Details: Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll from the Silver Lake along the Sultan Trail to the deck overlooking the Jordanelle - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/r/115359983?utm_source=unknown&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content.  Awesome views over the Jordanelle at the halfway point. Under two hours; 2.8 miles round trip; 531 feet elevation gain. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED.  Please bring the 4 essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to 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 or 435 2004066Royal Street Cafe, Deck, 7600 Royal Street, Park City
2019-07-14HikeMODERATE HIKE-CATHERINE'S LAKE OR CATHERINE PASSSunday, July 14-Moderate hike-Catherine's lake or pass Meet at 9 am at Wasatch Bagels (off Kearns) or at the trailhead at the base of Brighton at 9:30. Diane and Paul Schnarr will lead two moderate wildflower hikes up Brighton Basin to Catherine’s Lake, or for those who prefer, a little higher up to Catherine’s Pass. The hike will be about 5 mi, have a 1500 ft vertical, and take 3 hrs. For those who continue up to Catherine Pass it will be an additional 250 ft. The group stopping at Catherine Lake will hike at a slower pace. Dogs are not permitted in Cottonwood Canyons. Bring a lunch. Diane and Paul’s number is 801-943-9056 (h) or 801-502-8202 9 (c).Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-07-10HikeMODERATE HIKE – SID’S TRAIL, MIDWAYWednesday, July 10 – Moderate Hike up Sid’s Trail Meet at Quinn’s Junction (near the restrooms) at 9am to depart to the trailhead in Midway. If you plan to meet the group at the trailhead, please be there by 9:20am. Parking is limited at the trailhead, carpooling is highly encouraged. We will be parking in a private dirt lot, if you drive please park away from the trash dumpsters. Sid’s Trail in located in Wasatch State Park, at the top of Swiss Alpine Road. This is an out and back hike of about 5 miles and with an elevation gain of 1600 ft. The pace will be 2 mph. With rest stops, please allow 3 hours for the hike, plus driving time. Along the trail, we will see some great vistas of Midway and the Heber Valley.  The trail is a bit narrow and we may encounter some horses and mountain bikers as well. No dogs are allowed on this hike. Please bring the four essentials as noted on the club website. Leader: Anne Bertolet - Cell: (713) 882-4227Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-07-09HikeLEISURE HIKE-MID MOUNTAIN FROM SILVER LAKE TO PAYDAYLIFTTuesday 9th July- Leisure Hike Along Mid-Mountain from Silver Lake to Payday Lift We will meet on the deck of the Royal Street cafe at Silver Lake, park free in Silver Lake car park, for a prompt 09:00 departure. Details:  Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll from the Silver Lake Lodge, along Mid Mountain trail to Empire Lodge and then, for those who wish to continue, onto the top of Payday lift for a free ride down - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/mobile/en/route/hiking-trail/utah/mid-mountain/110154838/#dm=1. For those who don't want to go on to Payday they can catch the bus down from Empire lodge back to Silver Lake car park. The stroll will end at the PCMR base where hopefully my car can be used to get drivers back up to Silver Lake. The stroll will be in two phases. Phase 1 - Silver lake to Empire Lodge, where you can catch a bus back to Silver Lake if you so desire. Phase 2 - Empire Lodge to Payday lift and free ride down to my car at PCMR Base. Phase 1 and 2 will be about 5 miles; undulating with about 450 feet of uphill; great views; take under 3 hours. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. If the group fancies we could even take out a second mortgage, or sell a grandchild, to buy a coffee at the Montage! Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Please bring the 4 essentials. I intend to dump my car at PCMR Base car park ready for the return of drivers back up to Silver Lake. If anyone can pick me up from PCMR base car park at 08:30 - yes I know it’s an ungodly hour - please ring me 435 2004 066. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to 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 or 435 2004066Royal Street Cafe, Deck, 7600 Royal Street, Park City
2019-07-09HikeMODERATE HIKE-ON SPIRO TRAILTuesday, July 9-Moderate hike on Spiro Trail Meet in the parking lot at First Time Lift at PCMR at 9 am 5 miles, 1200 vertical feet, 2 1/2 hours to Motherlode lift, dogs allowed Judy Peterman 503-730-5971Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2019-07-09HikeMODERATE HIKE-TOLL CANYONTuesday July 9-Moderate Hike: Toll Canyon Meet at Quarry Village, Park City  Bagel shop, for an on time 9 am departure. We need to drive in a group as parking is limited and the way is complicated. Allow extra travel time due to the road construction in the area This hike is easy, goes along a stream and is mostly in the shade. It is pretty due the the water proximity and myriad flora. It take about 1,5 to 2 hours .  Elevation gain minimal. We will turn back at the " Holy tree" . This is a no dogs hike. If you intend to join this hike advise by text to Jack at above number the eve. before Leader Jack Karmel, cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-07-05HikeMODERATE HIKE – MCKONKEY'S AND PIONEER AREAFriday, July 5 – Moderate hike to the McConkey's and Pioneer area Meet at the bottom of the Town Lift for an on-time departure of 10:15 5.5 miles, 1200 feet of vertical. We'll take the Town Lift up, hike over to the McConkey's and Pioneer area, and take the bus back. Bring your 2019/2020 Epic Pass to get on the chairlift for free (even if you've only made a $49 deposit). If you don't have an Epic Pass, you can buy a day pass at the ticket window, which opens at 10:00 (you may also buy it online for $25 https://www.parkcitymountain.com/explore-the-resort/activities/summer-activities/hiking.aspx). Leave enough time to stand in line if you have to buy a ticket, so that we can leave at 10:15. Sorry, dogs aren't allowed on the chairlift or the bus. Bring a snack/lunch, we'll eat somewhere along the trail. Parts of the descent are VERY STEEP, poles will be very helpful. You may want to park close to the Transit Center, since that's where we'll end up. But if you do, please leave enough time to get to the starting point. We should be back at the Transit Center between 2:00 and 2:30. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Town Lift, 875 Main Street, Park City
2019-07-04HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – IRON MOUNTAIN PEAKThursday, July 4 – Moderate Plus hike to Iron Mountain Peak Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 8ish miles, 2300 feet of vertical. We'll head up to the top of Iron Mountain Peak, and then continue around the entire mountain on the Canyons side. Dogs welcome. Hiking time should be 4-5 hours. Bring a lunch, we'll eat at the top of the Peak. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-07-02HikeMODERATE HIKE PLUS- PINEBROOK LOOPTuesday, July 2- Moderate plus hike  around Pinebrook loop Meet in Quarry Village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9am departure. Due to construction at the Jeremy exit allow extra travel time  Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Hike : The loop at Pinebrook,   This is a no dogs hike. The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. Review the four hiking essentials on the club website. If it is your intention to join this hike please advise Jack by text (435-602-9893) the evening before. Thank you Jack Leader: Jack Karmel, cell 435 6029893Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-07-02HikeLEISURE HIKE-SILVER LAKE DOWN TO DEER VALLEY GROCERY CAFETuesday 2nd July- Leisure Hike-Mid-Mountain From Silver Lake Down to the Deer Valley Grocery Cafe We will meet at the Deer Valley Grocery Cafe car park - for a prompt 09:00 departure and car share up to the hike start point. Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll in Deer valley - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/utah/mid-mountain-silver-lake-to-deer-valley-grocery-cafe/110766266/#dm=1. The stroll will be about 4 miles; mainly down hill, 1,200 feet descent; great views; take under 3 hours. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Please bring the 4 essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to 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 or 435 2004066Deer Valley Grocery Cafe, 1375 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
2019-07-01HikeHike, Bike, Mountain Bike and BBQ
Monday, July 1 (Rain Back Up Day July 2) - Independence Day Weekend Hikes/Bike Rides/Picnic
 
Meet at Brooke's home at Jeremy Ranch at 9036 Sackett Drive at 8:30 AM
 
Rob & Jeri Brooke are hosting a picnic lunch with brats and German potato salad. (Volunteers that are not up for the hike but would like to assist in the lunch preparation are appreciated.)
Accordingly please send an RSVP to jbrooke@tribalexpressions.com by June 25.
 
This potluck lunch will be at the Brooke's home at the conclusion of the planned activities, which includes a moderate hike, an easy hike, a Mountain bike ride and a B level road bike ride.   Two of our members, Bruce Rounds and Jeff Danos, will be providing some musical entertainment after the barbecue.
 
The hosts request you bring a lawn chair and appetizers, salads, sides or desserts to share and also BYOB.  Please bring any items that need refrigeration in a cooler and label with contents and any instructions.
 
Plan on arriving around 8:30 to allow time for sign-in, food storage and group identification for the activity of your choice. Activity departures are scheduled for 9:00am with the lunch served everyone returns.
 
Following are descriptions for the day's activities:
 
Moderate+  hike up Flying Dog  This loop hike will be about 8 mi, have an 1100 ft vertical, and take approximately 3 1/2 hrs, this is Moderate+ hike due to a faster pace.   Leader: Sheri Thomas - cell: (435) 640-9535
 
Moderate hike up Flying Dog   This out and back hike to the beaver ponds will be about 6 mi, have an 1000 ft vertical, and take 3 hrs.  Leader: Jeri Brooke - cell: 847-525-5433
 
Easy hike up Flying Dog  This will be a easy, slower paced hike up about 1/3 of the Flying Dog Trail above Jeremy Ranch.  This hike will be about 3 miles, have around 400 ft vertical and take about 2 1/2 - 3 hours. Leader: Steve Leonard - cell: 801-699-6732
 
Mountain bike ride  This will be a Moderate Mountain Bike ride. From Brooke's house, follow Sackett Drive south, turn right on to Trails Drive to the intersection of 24-7 trail. Turn left, up the hill, follow 24-7 to the intersection of the Preserve Connector. Turn right onto the Preserve Connector and climb to Alpine Meadows Drive. Turn right onto Alpine Meadows Drive, heading down hill to the intersection of the Flying Dog trail. Turn left, ride the switchbacks up on Flying Dog to the crest of the hill. After a brief rest, continue on Flying Dog to the Jeremy Connector trail. Turn right onto the Jeremy connector, coasting back to Daybreaker Drive. Return to point of beginning by way of Daybreaker Drive going back to Sackett Drive, turn right on Sackett Drive to the point of beginning. Leader: Rob Brooke - cell: 224-639-3293
 
Road Bike B level ride  From Rob & Jeri Brooke's house, Ride to bike path up Rasmussen to tunnel under I-80 then south on 224 to Park Meadows to Kearns and bike path parallel to 248 heading East. At Quinn's junction we will cross 248 and head north on service road towards Home Depot then go under 40 via tunnel and climb to Trailside then Right on Old Ranch Road to Highland Drive and back to Rasmussen and Jeremy Ranch. Total mileage will be 30 miles with a climb at the end.  This will be at a B level pace.  Leader: Howard Kantor - cell: 413-695-0277
 
Sorry no Dogs please, too many people
Home of Rob & Jeri Brooke, 9036 Sackett Dr, Park City
2019-06-29HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE – SUMMIT PARK PEAKSaturday, June 29 - Moderate Plus hike to Summit Park Peak Meet in the parking lot of the Park City Petco for an on-time departure of 9:00 6 miles, 1700 feet of vertical. Wait till you see the views from the peak! Some parts of this trail are VERY STEEP! Dogs welcome. We'll have lunch/snack at the top of the peak. We should be off the trail between 1:30 and 2:00. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2019-06-27HikeSEMI STRENUOUS HIKE-PINE CONE RIDGEThursday, June 27th - (Semi) Strenuous Hike up Pine Cone Ridge in Park City Meet at Wasatch Bagels parking lot for at 8:15 a.m. and carpool to the Iron Canyon Connector Trailhead. There is limited parking up there, hence the early start. We will head up the Iron Canyon Connector trail (steep and long) to Mid Mountain and then up Pine Cone Ridge to the top where we will have beautiful views from the Wasatch Crest. The hike is approximately 12.5 miles with a vertical gain of 2,600 feet. We will maintain an average speed of 2- 2.5 miles per hour. Expect to be out for about 6 hours. There may be snow up top. This is an out and back. Bring plenty of water, lunch or snacks. No cell service at the higher elevations. I do not know if dogs are allowed, but if so, they are welcome. Leader Jamie Rubin 203 722-7315Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-06-26HikeMODERATE HIKE IN DALY CANYONWednesday, June 26 – Moderate hike in Daly Canyon Meet in the parking lot of Wasatch Bagels for an on-time departure of 9:00 6 miles, 1200 feet of vertical. We'll hike on some less traveled trails in Daly Canyon, which is at the top of Main Street. Dogs welcome, but please bring a leash as we will cross a busy road at one point. We should be back to the cars between 12:00 and 12:30. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Wasatch Bagel, 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City
2019-06-25HikeMODERATE HIKE-SHINGLE CREEK, UNITASTuesday, June 25th- Moderate hike; Shingle Creek , Unitas Meet at Quinn's Junction Sports Complex parking lot  near the rest rooms (Exit at hospital off Kearns Blvd.) 9;15 Am for on time departure.  Car pooling is suggested for the  drive to the Unitas , about 45 min. drive.  If you have a national park pass bring it along  to be displayed on the window of the car.. A very moderate hike. The hike is along a stream and has an elevation gain of 400-500 VF with an approximate distance of 4-5 miles. Mostly in the shade along a running stream. Flowers will be discussed as they bloom. This is a no dogs hike. Bring the four hiking essentials as noted on the club website.  A hamburger joint is on the way back and some of us may want to enjoy that. Leader: Jack Karmel, 435 6029893Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-06-25HikeLEISURE HIKE-RTS TRAILTuesday 25th June @ 9:00 AM-Leisure Hike - RTS Trail We will meet at the RTS Trail Parking Lot - the parking lot is appx 1/2 mile from the Round a Bout on your right, off Olympic Parkway. Arrive early for a prompt 9:00am departure. Please bring the 4 hiking essentials. Details: Sylvia Goff will lead a Leisure hike/stroll around the RTS Hiking Trail. The stroll will take about 1.5 hours. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to call the leader of the hike to determine if it is canceled. Please check the club calendar - http://pcmscorg.ipage.com/pcmsc/calendar/ - for the latest information on all events. Leader: Sylvia Goff 435 647 6475 Sylviagoff@hotmail.com  UOP RTS Trailhead Parking, Olympic Parkway, Park City, UT
2019-06-19HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE - LAMBS CANYONWednesday, June 19 – Moderte plus hike to the top of Lamb’s Canyon Meet at Park City Bagel for prompt departure at 8:30 AM This will be an out and back moderate hike up a dirt trail for two miles each way with a moderate plus elevation gain of about 1500 feet.  We will hike at 2 mph and with rest stops and the hike will take about 2.5 – 3 hours.  The hike is primarily in the forest with some wild flowers.  Overall, the trail is good, but there are a few fallen tress that must be climbed over. For those that want to add a little over3/4 of a mile of hiking there is a rewarding overlook of Mill Creek Canyon. Since there is limited parking at the trailhead, we are getting an early start. We will then car pool from Park City Bagel to Exit 137, I-80, "Lamb's Canyon"  and proceed up Lamb’s Canyon Road for 1.5 miles and park on the left side of the road across the road from the trailhead. Dogs are not allowed in the Salt Lake Watershed There is no cell service in Lamb’s Canyon. Leader: Chuck Mollard – Cell: 917-881-9022Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-06-18HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-SPIRO TRAILTuesday, June 18-Moderate plus hike up Spiro Trail Meet at the Park City First Time lift ready to go at 9:15. This is a moderate plus hike duration of 2-2.25 hours with elevation gain of 1100-1200 VF. The trail affords beautiful views of down town Park city , the Park City golf course and other mountainous vistas, flowers will be discussed as they bloom . This is a no dog hike. Leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893Park City Mountain First Time Lift, Park City Mountain, Park City
2019-06-18HikeLEISURE HIKE-MASONIC HILLTuesday 18th June @ 9:00 AM- Leisure Hike - Masonic Hill We will meet at the Miners Hospital Car Park - https://www.visitparkcity.com/listing/miners-hospital/16092/#mapTab - for a prompt 09:00 departure and car share up to the limited parking at the hike start point. Details: Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll around Masonic Hill - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/utah/masonic-hill/110766227/#dm=1. The stroll will be just 3.5 miles; less than 500 foot elevation gain; great views; take about 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Please bring the 4 hiking essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to 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 or 435 2004066Miners Hospital, 1354 Park Ave, Park City
2019-06-16HikeMODERATE HIKE - FLYING DOG TRAILSunday, June 16th - Moderate hike up Flying Dog Trail in Jeremy Ranch Meet at Quarry Village (PC Bagels in Pinebrook) at 9:00 a.m. 4.5 miles with 800 feet of vertical gain, plan on 3 hours with a moderate pace of 2 mph This is a lovely hike, bring a snack for our stop at the beaver ponds Dogs Welcome Hike Leader Irene Tendler, Cell (518) 469-7792P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-06-12HikeMODERATE HIKE-MORMON TRAIL...THE OTHER SIDEWednesday, June 12 – Moderate hike on the Mormon Trail...the other side Meet in the parking lot of Petco for an on-time departure of 9:00 7 miles, 1,400 feet of vertical. We'll head up the Mormon Pioneer Trail from the Little Dell Reservoir area up to Big Mountain Pass. Sorry, dogs are not allowed on this side of the canyon. Leader: Ellen Sherk 215.983.9224Petco, 6030 Market Street, Park City
2019-06-11HikeLEISURE HIKE-BEAR HIKE DEER VALLEYTuesday 11th June @ 9:00 AM- Leisure Hike - Bear Hike Deer Valley We will meet at the Deer Valley Grocery cafe car park - http://www.deervalley.com/dining/wheretoeat/grocerycafe#directions - for a prompt 09:00 departure and car share up to the hike start point. Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll in Deer valley - no idea why I called it the Bear Hike but it goes to Snowtop - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/utah/bear-hike/121040673/?utm_source=mail&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=user-shared-social-content. The stroll will be just under 3 miles; less than 400 foot elevation gain; great views; take about 2 hours. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 1.5 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Please bring the 4 hiking essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning of the hike, members are responsible to 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 or 435 2004066Deer Valley Grocery Cafe, 1375 Deer Valley Drive, Park City
2019-06-11HikeMODERATE PLUS HIKE-LOOP AT PINEBROOKTuesday, June 11th- Moderate Plus Hike Loop at Pinebrook Meet in Quarry Village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9:15 am departure. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Hike : The loop at Pine brook, This is a no dogs hike The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. Leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893  P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-06-08HikeMODERATE HIKE-SHINGLE CREEK, UNITASSaturday June 8th, Shingle Creek, Unitas                                                                                                                                                                                  Meet: Leave Park City from Quinn's Junction at 9 am sharp, return in about4 hours Hike is 5.2 miles, elevation gain approx 750 ft, moderate pace, no dogs. Bring: Food, lunch, calorie packed snacks, plenty of water and the remainder of the recommended Six Hiking Essential items. Water recommendation is two to three liters. Expect cooler temperatures up high, light jackets and / or rain gear may be in order. Yaktrax or Microspikes recommended if conditions warrant Hike leader(s): John Miller <jmiller200725@yahoo.com>, 724-244-3576Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-06-04HikeMODERATE HIKE- PINEBROOK lOOPTuesday, June 4th- Moderate Hike Pinebrook Loop Meet in Quarry village bagel shop parking lot for on time 9am departure. Condense into few cars , trail head has very limited parking. Hike : The loop at Pine brook,  This is a no dogs hike The loop has 3 different way to go and each is a hike in itself. Approx. 4 miles. A moderate hike plus, meaning a bit harder . This hike has great vistas along the hike 360 degrees, showing runs off the Canyons as well as the luge, with many flowers(when In bloom) We will see panoramas ,affording northerly view of beyond I 80 as well as view of the luge track, and some ski trails at Canyons as seen from a distance. Some trees will also be identified. This trail has approx.1200 VF elevation gain and takes approx. three hours to complete. Leader Jack Karmel 435 6029893P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-06-03HikeLEISURLEY HIKE TO WILLOW CREEKMonday 3rd June 2019 @ 10:00 AM  Leisurely Hike To Willow                                                                                                                            Meet: We will meet outside Starbucks in Kimble Junction for a prompt 10:00 departure on the 3rd June 2019. Tony Edwards will lead a leisure hike / stroll to Willow Creek - for a detailed map see https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/utah/kimble/110455550/#dm=1. As it’s my first hike of the season and there seems to have been a bit of rain in the past few weeks I thought to start off easy, flat and on a gravel path. For those who wish, after the hike, there will be the chance of coffee at Starbucks. The stroll will be just 5 miles with less than 200 foot elevation gain. There will be frequent rest stops to suit the group and to enjoy the beautiful views. Pace will be about 2 MPH to suit the group and NO ONE WILL BE DROPPED. Please bring the 4 essentials. If the weather is questionable on the morning, members are responsible to call the leader 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 or 435 2004066Starbucks, 6400 N Highway 224 E-1, Park City
2019-05-31HikeMODERATE HIKE- ROSSI HILL, TRAPPERS GATE, ONTARIO RIDGEFriday, May 31st, MODERATE HIKE- ROSSI HILL, TRAPPERS GATE, ONTARIO RIDGE Meet for a 9:30 a.m. departure at the Upper Sand Ridge Lot on Marsac Ave. Hike is about 5 miles with approx. 1,000 feet elevation gain. Hike is 2.5 to 3 hours. We will hike up Rossie Hill trail, cross over Marsac Ave. to Trappers Gate, follow Daly Rd. to the abandoned mine buildings - continue up Daly Canyon to Empire Link and then head down Ontario Ridge.  I do not know if dogs are permitted in this area, but they are certainly welcome. There may be snow and sure to be mud, please wear appropriate footwear, bring a snack, water and the hiking essentials. Hike Leader: Jamie Rubin altheafarm@yahoo.com 203-722-7315  Upper Sand Ridge Parking Lot, Marsac Avenue, Park City
2019-05-28HikeModerate Hike-PinebrookTuesday, May 28th Hike is approximately 3 miles in Pinebrook, elevation gain approx 750 ft, moderate pace, no dogs. Trail is in the trees and shaded, different flora will be identified and discussed as flowers bloom Meet: Leave PC Bagel, Quarry Village at 9:15 am sharp, hike is about 1.5 hours Bring: Food, lunch, calorie packed snacks, plenty of water and the remainder of the recommended Six Hiking Essential items. Hike leader(s): Jack Karmel 435-602-9893P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-05-26HikeMODERATE HIKE - COYOTE TRAILSSunday,  May 26 - Moderate hike on the Coyote Trail System Meet in the parking lot of the Quinn's Junction Sports Complex for an on-time departure of 9:00, or meet at the UVU-Wasastch Campus trailhead at 9:15 6 miles; 800 feet of vertical. After days and days of rain, most of these trails are in pretty good shape. Dogs welcome. Leader: Ellen Sherk; 215.983.9224Quinn's Junction Sports Complex, 300 Gillmor Way, Park City
2019-05-25HikeModerate hike at Round Valley-Cancelled due to weather conditionsMay 25, Marion Klaus will lead a moderate hike at Round Valley. Meet at the Round Valley Way Trailhead for a 9:30 departure for a moderately paced 4 mile hike with about 300 ft elevation gain, hiking time approximately 2 hours. Dogs are welcome. Bring water for your dog and a snack and water for yourself. Remember the hiking essentials. Directions: In Park Meadows take Sunnyslopes off of Meadows Dr, Left onto Fairway Hills Ct. then Quick Right onto Round Valley Way. Trailhead parking is limited so carpool if possible and there are NO restroom facilities. Questions: Marion Klaus, 801-440-4385Round Valley Way Trailhead off Sunny Slopes in Park Meadows, Round Valley Way, Park City
2019-05-22HikeModerate Hike from Big Pole Estates in Heber-Cancelled due to weatherMODERATE HIKE On Wednesday, May 22 – Dave Kennamer will lead a Moderate Hike from Big Pole Estates in Heber. Meet at Dave Kennamer’s house for a 10:00 AM departure, 220 Pole Drive, Wasatch County. We will hike the public trail system just north of Pole Drive at a moderate pace for 5 miles and a total elevation gain of 1,000 feet. It should take about 2 ½ hours. There are several rock formation worth observing and photographing. Dogs are welcome and there should be cell coverage for most of the route. Snacks at the hiker’s discretion. Dave Kennamer (435) 654-3117 land line or (301) 254-7782 cell. ·220 Pole Dr, 220 Pole Dr, Heber City
2019-05-19HikeModerate Hike Flying Dog-Cancelled due to weatherMay 19, Lisa Hunter will lead a moderate out and back hike on the Flying Dog Trail above Jeremy Ranch to the Beaver ponds. Meet at Quarry Village for a 9:30 departure and to carpool to the trailhead. The hike is approximately 5 miles, has about a 950' vertical and will take approximately 2.5 hours at a 2 mph speed. Dogs are invited, bring a snack. The trail might be muddy in spots so wear appropriate footwear. Remember the hiking essentials. Questions, contact Lisa Hunter: hunt5994@bellsouth.net Cell: 770-630-2233.P C Bagel, Quarry Village, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-05-15HikeHike: GlenwildWednesday May 15th, Anne Marie Ferrari will lead a moderate > hike in Glenwild . Meet at Petco parking lot, departing > promptly at 9:30 AM. This hike will be at a moderate pace of > approximately 2 mph. The hike up and through Glenwild is about 4.5 miles, will take a little over 2.5 > hours and has approximately 800 feet of elevation. We will view vistas sweeping across the Swaner > Nature Preserve to the Mountain resorts. Bring the hiking essentials and a snack to eat > at the top. Dogs are welcome. Contact Anne Marie with any questions: cell, 801-706-5117, e-mail, lassig@live.comPetco, 6030 Market, Park City
2019-05-12HikeMODERATE HIKE TO THE LIVING ROOM OR RED BUTTE PEAK

Sunday, May 12 - Two moderate hikes up to the Living Room overlooking the U of Utah, and on up to the top of Red
Butte Peak
Meet at Park City Bagels at Quarry Village at 9:30 am or at the parking lot behind the Pharmacy Research Building at  383 Colorow Dr at 10:00.
Sheri Thomas and Bub Carlson will lead two moderate hikes upto the Living Room overlooking the U of Utah, and on up to the top of RedButte Peak for those who want to go further.
Bub will lead the shorter hike up to the Living Room which will have a 1200 vertical, will be about 4 miles and will take about 2 hrs.
Sheri will continue up to the top of Red Butte Peak above the Living Room.  This longer hike will have a 1700 ft vertical, will be about 5 miles and will take about 3 hrs.  The Red Butte Pea extension is quite steep above the Living Room, involves some scrambling, and requires good footwear.
Both hikes will be moderate pace, but the Red Butte Peak hike will go slightly faster.
Bring a snack to eat at the top.
Dogs are welcome.
Bub’s cell is 435-729-0408 and Sheri’s is 435-640-9535.
Park City Bread & Bagel-Pinebrook, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City
2019-05-04HikeBonneville Trail Hike above City CreekSaturday May 4th, Diane and Paul Schnarr will lead a moderate hike near the Bonneville Trail above City Creek. For your convenience there are two meeting places and respective departure times from each meeting place. 1. Meet at Park City Bagels (in Quarry Village), depart promptly at 9:00 2. Meet at Walmart at 2705 E. Parleys Way, SLC, depart promptly at 9:15. 3. Meet at the trailhead at 9:45. Trailhead parking is at the intersection of Bonneville Blvd. and City Creek Canyon Rd. The trail is steep for the first 15 minutes then becomes more moderate.Distance is 4 miles, elevation change is approximately 750 feet,duration approximately 2 1/2 hours at an average pace of about 2 mph. The slopes should be covered in wildflowers as we overlook Salt Lake City. Bring a snack and the hiking essentials. Dogs welcome. Some will be going to lunch afterwards so carpool accordingly, location to be announced at the hike. Diane's cell: 801-502-8202 Paul’s cell: 801-647-2127Park City Bagels, 3126 Quarry Rd, Park City