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Mount Timpanogos

Mount Timpanogos ('Timp')

Information

Elevation: 3.581 m
Country: Amerika Serikat (US)
Location / Range: Wasatch Range, Utah
Mountain type: Gunung non-vulkanik
Volcanic?: No (non-volcanic)
Coordinates: 40.3908, -111.6459
Difficulty: Berat: pendakian panjang dengan punggungan puncak berbatu dan terbuka.
Best Season: Musim panas setelah salju mencair; kondisi salju di jalur atas bervariasi setiap tahun.
Permits & Rules: Timpooneke menerapkan tiket parkir berwaktu pada akhir pekan dan hari libur tertentu serta mewajibkan recreation pass. Periksa kalender tanggal kunjungan di Recreation.gov; jangan menganggap akses parkir selalu bebas reservasi.
Hazards: Bidang salju, medan berbatu, angin dan paparan di punggungan; turunan melalui snowfield bukan pengganti otomatis jalur kembali.

Description

Mount Timpanogos (3,581 m) is the second-highest peak in Utah’s Wasatch Range. Its two main approaches are Aspen Grove and Timpooneke. Aspen Grove passes Emerald Lake, whereas the direct summit route from Timpooneke can bypass the lake junction. The final approach follows an exposed rocky ridge. Timpooneke parking reservations on designated days are a separate consideration from permission to hike the mountain.

Gallery

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Routes

Jalur Aspen Grove (Timpanogos Trail)

Berat

From Aspen Grove, the trail passes Lower Falls, Primrose Cirque and Emerald Lake before crossing the basin toward the saddle and summit. The July 2004 account describes lingering snow and strong saddle winds; these are historical trip conditions, not a current report.

Source

Jalur Timpooneke

Berat

In the upper basin, take the summit branch for the direct approach; the Emerald Lake branch adds walking. The source distinguishes a day-hike choice from an overnight trip near the lake.

Source

Climbing Experiences

This collection compares Timpanogos hikes from Timpooneke and Aspen Grove. An overnight account highlights the detour to Emerald Lake for water; the Roberts Horn video concerns a nearby wilderness summit, not the main Timpanogos summit.

References

The summary above is compiled from the following sources. Click to explore them yourself.