I've hiked the Henry's Fork Trailhead over a dozen times. I was looking on the map and saw both Dahlgreen Ridge Trail and Big Meadow Trail. I thought about trying one of these trails on my next hike to Henry's Fork Basin. (Since Covid, Henry's Fork Trailhead has become extremely busy and difficult to find parking. I also prefer the solitude). Thanks for the video, now I know what to expect.

So, in order to get here you take the Middle Fork Trail (Tokewanna Peak Trail) and at the crossing, head East?

This has become one of my favorite hikes. It's a trail that hardly anyone hikes. The trail gets hard to follow several miles in, and I find myself bushwhacking for a while until I get to the meadow just before the ascent to Bob's Lake. From there the trail is easier to follow. I never dared to drive up that dirt road. I always park in the grassy area around 20:15 in your video and I hike in from there.

If you continued to hike to tokewanna from this way how long would it take or how many miles?

Look how empty that parking area is. Nowadays, even at the beginning of June, it would be completely packed.

So glad to have stumbled across this video. Back in the mid 80's as a boy scout we made this trek up below squaw pass for a basecamp, and then, did a few excursions over to red castle etc. over the next week. I think about this trip quite often and it was almost surreal to see some of the same scenery again. I am happy to say that my recollection of it was pretty spot on as compared to your video. Thank you SO much, this has just make my day!

I’m soon to be traveling out to Utah from Alabama to hike the Uinta Highline and your video is one of the best I’ve watched. Thanks for the descriptive edit ! - JBEN⚡️HIKES

From Painters Basin that’s the exact route we have planned for this year. I’ve been all over the Uintas but have not done the UHT. It was cool to see Chain Lakes and Atwood. Almost same day, exact camp locations too, so it was a nice preview. Strong work! Thanks for taking us along. 🙏

Mince raft

Are you willing to answer some questions for me? Starting to explore the north slope this year and curious about some things

Hi sir! Just found you videos while searching hikes for highline. I am in process of watching all your uintah hikes. Some I've done others I will be soon. This one in particular grab my attention. My wife & I drove to the end of this road where all the barb wire rolls are stacked last year during archery elk hunt. I had no idea there was a hiking trail up that drainage. It was so beautiful and majestic. On your way out when u passed those cabins, really got my attention as my dad & I have done alot of research into the tie hackers on the north slope. I will definitely have to go explore them. I'm going to share these with my dad as he cannot physically hike the trails any longer. If you don't mind me asking how young are you? Your a beast!!!

Really nice music selections. Your stills are gorgeous and I really like the slow panoramic sweeps at each high point.

I try to do this hike three times a year (sometimes more). I never get tired of it. Thanks for the great video!

You did that all in one day? That's quite a hike!

This makes me miss the Uintas. I'm gonna have a hard time waiting this winter since we have a long time until the snow melts.

Great video Perry, enjoyed it 👍 I've subscribed to your channel, maybe you could subscribe to my channel also 🇬🇧

Another great trip and highlight of our amazing Uintas. I can't wait to get back up there. Take care.

Good stuff. Did you end up getting the knee scoped?

Nice hike Perry. It looked rough there for a bit. Sometimes these types of hikes can be the most memorable because of the adventure. Part of this hike is on my to do list. Great views of Henry's Fork Basin. Have a great day.

Awesome! How bout we plan a trip for next season?!

Beautiful

I’d say that’s a pretty hefty trip on a bad knee. I’ve had a few knee issues before and that’s not fun. Best wishes for your surgery. Your star photos were great. What did you shoot them with? Those Uintas sure live up to the name Rocky Mountains. Enjoyable video Perry. Thanks for sharing.

There's a lot more laughing and a lot less swearing in this video than I remember the last time I went through something like this, lol.

18:20 WOW what a freakin' view!!!

Nice video - great job of editing Perry. I love off trail hiking....except when there's so much deadfall. That is hard on the body and no fun. Anyway, thanks for sharing your hike!

That's a pretty hike., and good nav skills. Congrats on the 20 miler! I can't wait to get back to the Unitas to cover some more ground.

Its always interesting to see the same hike from another's point of view. You guys had a very similar route and experience. Sorry you had to cut it short. Ours ended this year due to the fires, but it was spectacular while it lasted! Nice video.

Discovered you through Devins recent “why I hike” video. I also had the privilege of sharing. Loved your segment! Keep it up! Just subbed🤙 God bless!

Just saw you on Back Country Exposure and was impressed with your comments. Funny last week I had the same issues with my right knee. Had the cortisone shot and still not doing good. Same prognosis as yours. Beautiful area here in Utah.

Awesome get away. Packard lake is beautiful place. Glad your knee is feeling better. Cool that you got to see the waterfall this time. Hope you can get out some more. Take care. 👍😃

Just finished this same hike today. Scutter Lake was a in a burn since you filmed and the waterfall was bone dry. Great vid, crazy how fast nature can change

Beautiful views. I like the slow pace to take it all in.

Wow! Wonderful views in the canyon. Well done. Great channel. The topography you hike in is so much different from what I see in the Southeast. Subscribed. Crow✌️

Made in BC Canada

can you send a link to the gps coordinates?

Great video Perry, enjoyed it and just subscribed to your channel. I'm from county Durham in the UK and I love watching peoples videos from other countries, maybe you could subscribe to my channel B L O T outdoors show.

Nicely done. Can i ask what you shot the 4k footage with?

Subbed! So beautiful

I've had this one in my watch list for awhile. Sorry for the delay in finally getting to it. I finally carved out an hour to watch the entire video. I never skim through videos. I either watch them all the way through or don't watch them. Great job on documenting your journey. There were many highlights for as a viewer. That was one really big mushroom. I enjoyed the vistas from the high points. You can see for such a long way. The elk in the water were awesome not to mention the reflections on the lakes in the morning. Awesome! 😀👍 Thanks for sharing. Take care and be safe out there.

I think they are trying come to an agreement.. she is the boss of course. She’s him has babysit every other day. I think he’s trying not to listen. 😂❣️. I have other in my immediate . Welcome observe. ❣️

I hiked Mt. Timpanogos in the mid- to late-1970s. It was November. I was in a group of four or five, which was part of a much larger group of singles from my church in Salt Lake City. We drove around the back side of Timp and pulled into a campsite. I don't remember what it was called. It was about half-way up the mountain elevation wise, if I remember correctly. We left early in the morning and climbed up the back side and it took us about six hours. The views were spectacular. Unfortunately, many years later, all my photos were destroyed in a basement flood. Funny, though, that I don't remember the top looking like when you where there. When we got to the top, it started lightly snowing, the first of the year. If you would like to read my adventure, you can find it here: oddsandendthoughts.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/peril-atop-mount-timpanogas-an-adventure-to-last-a-lifetime/ Apparently, I couldn't spell Timpanogos at the time I wrote this. LOL If you decide to read it, I hope you enjoy it.

Beautiful area. You were right not attempting to cross those raging streams, being alone and all, like you said. Good thing you had 4-wheel drive. Otherwise, I don't think you would have gotten out of there. Thanks for sharing.

Now that’s an enjoyable way to winter camp. I’ve cc skied a few times and am very uncomfortable with anything with much incline. You seem to have taken to the skis well. Nice trip and video Perry!

Great views from up there of the valleys and snow capped mountains. What a beautiful backyard!

Nice hike and video. Great views. Thanks for sharing this Perry.

Beautiful area.

Morgan is gorgeous! I live in Davis and ride my bike on the old road on the south side of 84 into town. In the summer I swear it is 15 degrees cooler than the valley.

Great to see you out again. Getting your trail legs ready for backpacking season. Great views of Weber Canyon. Did you add some paint the M while you were up there? JK. I'll bet it was pretty cool to see the Big Boy last summer when it came through your town. My wife and I stopped there in Morgan to see it when it came through. Pretty cool. Stay safe and hope you get out on the trail again soon.

I like it. Nearby mountains don’t look a thousand miles away like they do on the gopro.

Perry, Excellent video footage of this amazing lake. I’m planning on doing this hike this coming April 2020. How’s the weather like? Snow, rain? Is the trail accessible this time of the year? Thanks and keep those videos coming!