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Match the Trail Talk: Wasatch Edition
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Reading a Trail Before You Drive to It — check yourself1 of 11
You're looking at two trails with the same mileage (8 miles roundtrip). Trail A has 1,200 feet of elevation gain. Trail B has 400 feet of elevation gain. Which one should you expect to take longer and feel harder?
Water and the Dry Air Problem — check yourself1 of 11
You're planning a 10-mile loop up American Fork Canyon with 2,400 feet of gain. It's May, 75°F at the trailhead, and you know the elevation gain means you'll be working hard. How much water should you pack as your baseline?
The Afternoon Storm Clock — check yourself1 of 11
You're planning a hike in a Wasatch canyon and the forecast shows afternoon thunderstorms forming around 3 pm. What's the main reason storms actually develop in the afternoons over the mountains here in Utah County?
Training on Hills, Not on an App — check yourself1 of 11
You've been training with an app that shows elevation gain for your target hike, but you still felt completely gassed halfway up. What's the main reason the app training probably didn't prepare you?
Gear That Actually Matters — check yourself1 of 11
You're planning a 10-mile canyon hike with 2,500 feet of elevation gain. It's June and you want to head out at 7 a.m. What's the single biggest risk you're planning around?
When Something Goes Sideways — check yourself1 of 11
You're two miles up Maple Mountain when you step wrong on a rock and feel your ankle twist. It's not excruciating, but it's swollen and tender. What's the first thing you should do?