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Teasdale area with Boulder Mountain in the background?

Got it!

Hope it's a blast!

I'm not sure I understand the question. I was just saying if you wanted to spend two nights up there, it could make for a good way to spend some time on the second day. Then you'd hike out the day after. You could probably do it and hike out on the same day too if you really wanted.

I thought one night was enough, personally, but I also don't sit in one place for very long backpacking. I'm not familiar with the peaks around there, but it looks like Spread Eagle Peak could be a good summit for day 2 if you decided to do two nights. I don't fish, but if you do, that could...

Not quite! It's within probably 8 (straight line) miles of where I took the photo though.

I was going to say- sure doesn't look like there's any trail in the photo! Let me rummage up a photo. Coming up with new Utah Guess the Spot content is getting harder since I haven't lived there for a bit!

That's definitely Dromedary, O'Sullivan, and Twin Peaks. So how about Mill B North?

Ditto what @Ugly said. The vegetation is also pretty sparse, so at most, you may have to pick your way through some bushes here and there if you lose the social trail, but you can always see where you're going. Easy navigating. Faxon Lake was pretty dried up when I went. Le Conte was my...

Awesome! I remember looking over at it and thinking it looked like a pretty tough (for me) summit. Looks about as challenging up close as it does from afar! Nice work! Love how expansive the views are. That's pretty nuts it's been 6 years since we took that picture. Such a great chance encounter!

Mine lasts for probably 6 days on airplane mode while being used to take pictures. I usually don't bring a charging block unless I've got my inreach as well and am going to be out 3 or more nights.

This is the main reason I do Mountain House, Peak Refuel, etc. for dinner. I don't want to have to clean dishes when I'm backpacking in grizzly country. Too much of a hassle, I don't want to drink gray water from cleaning, and I'd feel irresponsible if I dumped it out on the ground since it's an...

Awe-inspiring! What an incredible trip that must have been. Very cool to have had your family there with you too.

I don't think many if any users here would advocate for kicking down cairns on slick rock traverses with no other directional indicators. This is all about doing it on clearly marked trails where there is absolutely no purpose for them, just like in the video. Really got a kick out of your...

Yes!

Agreed. We're very GYE and Utah centric, and I don't help that. Haha. I've only really spent time hiking in about 4 states I think. Here's something slightly out of the ordinary for me but not too much.

The unnamed lake below Crabtree Pass? Figure it has to be something near Whitney.

Porcupine?

Always impressive to see that type of bridge broken that way since they're so thick and sturdy. Age plus a ton of snow sitting on it for months would do it though!