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White Pine Lake Trail - 1 member in 4 triplogs has rated this an average 4 ( 1 to 5 best )
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Sep 24 2020
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 Routes 52
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 Triplogs 65

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 Joined Aug 26 2020
 Layton, Utah
White Pine Lake TrailNorthern, UT
White Pine Lake Trail
Northern, UT
Backpack avatar Sep 24 2020
neight33 • Triplogs 65
Backpack6.20 Miles 1,250 AEG
Backpack6.20 Miles
1,250 ft AEG37 LBS Pack
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My son and I wanted to do an overnight backpacking trip. I got him his own day pack and he proudly carried 10 pounds. We decided to hike to Dog Lake in Big Cottonwood Canyon in Utah. When we got to the trail head we found out a small mountain fire had closed the trails. We were so bummed! We were looking forward to hiking from Dog Lake to Reynold's Peak (0.5 mile more) to watch the sunset. We had to quickly decide on different trail that was close by. We went over to the next mountain range at Little Cottonwood Canyon and started on the White Pine Lake Trail (I've done in the past) knowing we didn't have time to make it all the way and planned camping halfway there.
We started at 5:18 in the afternoon and stopped 3 miles in to set up our tent before it got too dark. Even though time was against us, it didn't spoil our fun in playing in the stream, enjoying the fall colors, taking pictures, and even spotted two deer on the trail. The night was a little nerve racking with the mountain breezes playing tricks on my mind. It made it memorable being up at 2am playing Candy Crush on our phones passing the time until the wind settled down and we finally dozed off at 3am. I love spending time with my little hiking buddy.
 
Aug 29 2020
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 Routes 52
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 Joined Aug 26 2020
 Layton, Utah
White Pine Lake TrailNorthern, UT
White Pine Lake Trail
Northern, UT
Hiking avatar Aug 29 2020
neight33 • Triplogs 65
Hiking11.56 Miles 3,791 AEG
Hiking11.56 Miles   4 Hrs   36 Mns   2.73 mph
3,791 ft AEG      22 Mns Break10 LBS Pack
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I wanted to try the White Pine Lake trail to see if it was as enjoyable as the Red Pine Lake trail I did a month prior. The mileage sign at the beginning says 4 miles. Wrong! It's 5.5 miles, for a total of 11 miles. It was rated difficult and I agree. I anticipated the steady incline, but the last 1.5 miles were very rocky with barren landscape. I had to stop several times to catch my breath. Unlike the Red Pine Lake trail of being rewarded with a spectacular view of a gorgeous lake at the end, White Pine was desolate. It looked as if a damn was made and the water level used to be higher. It left a black ring all around the rim leaving only rocks and dirt with no beautiful greenery. It wasn't worth the difficult climb.
 
May 22 2015
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 Joined Mar 18 2012
 Goodyear, AZ
White Pine Lake TrailNorthern, UT
White Pine Lake Trail
Northern, UT
Hiking avatar May 22 2015
MikeS • Triplogs 872
Hiking2.40 Miles 470 AEG
Hiking2.40 Miles      43 Mns   3.35 mph
470 ft AEG
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Had to burn some time before meeting my uncles family for dinner so I drove up Little Cottonwood Canyon and walk up this trail for a little over a mile then came back down. Fun with all the snow melting.
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Jul 11 2013
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 Joined Feb 19 2004
 SunCity,AZ
Naomi Peak Trail 0711 SC, UT 
Naomi Peak Trail 0711 SC, UT
 
Hiking avatar Jul 11 2013
TrekSafari • Triplogs 14
Hiking1.51 Miles 909 AEG
Hiking1.51 Miles   1 Hour   9 Mns   1.65 mph
909 ft AEG      14 Mns Break
 
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Mt Naomi Peak National Recreation Trail #005
Tony Grove Nature Trail
Mount Naomi Wilderness Trails
White Pine Lake Trail
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Naomi Peak Trail Northern Region Utah
Trailhead: Driving Distance from Logan: 28 Miles; Drive up Logan Canyon US-89 to milepost 480.8, turn left; the seven-mile paved road ends at Tony Grove Lake.

Elevation: starting = 8000’, 8430’@1st mile, 9150’@2nd mile, 9894’@3rd mile

Highest peak in Bear River Range. Summit offers a view of the surrounding peaks. A landmark hike in the Cache area. Great view down Smithfield Canyon. Meadows of wildflowers north of the lake along the trails.
At about 2.7 miles is a path to the right which descends to High Creek Lake in about one mile.
Naomi Peak: N 41 º 54.68’, W 111º 40.51
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average hiking speed 2.19 mph

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