"Amazing hike up. Cecret lake is fully melted and gorgeous, great views of devils castle. The scramble up baldy is a little difficult with skis on the back but very manageable. Snow in main chute is amazing, very surprised it was this good (my first time skiing in July)." — easton • Jul 7, 2024

"My first time above 11,000' and I was extremely happy with how I handled the elevation. I climbed up from the Wildcat Lift at Alta to Baldy before traversing across to Sugarloaf and down to Cecret Lake and back down. Incredible everything about this experience." — Right-On • Aug 21, 2019

"Albion basin to Cecret lake, climbers trail to saddle between Devil's Castle and Sugarloaf, up to Sugarloaf, down to Sugarloaf pass, up Mount Baldy, back to Sugarloaf pass, down under the Sugarloaf lift and out through Cecret Lake." — ridings82 • Aug 23, 2015

"Took the tram up to twin peaks. Our hike to Baldy then down the north side to the Alta valley encountered some deep snow drifts. I had people from Sri Lanka, Cameron, Malaysia, Ghana, China, and Austria. For many this was their first mountain adventure and their first encounter with snow. It was a great day!" — jak5280 • Oct 2, 2014

"I got an early start and got to the trail head of Cecret lake at 7am. I enjoyed the quite hike to Cecret lake along. When I got to the lake to my surprise I found that I was the only one there. I spent a few minutes enjoying the silence knowing that this place will be packed with hikers later in the day. I continued up the trail over Cecret ridge and up to Sugarloaf pass. After a few minutes of searching I finally found the trail up to Mt. Baldy. It was behind the Baldy Express lift. The trail to Mt. Baldy was a short rock scramble up the side and then a long leisurely hike to the peak. I then continued down from Mt Baldy towards Hidden Peak. Although I had been to this peak three times before (Including ones this summer) this would be the first time there without using the tram. After the shallow sloping trail ended, the service roads started. This meant a long road with many switch backs to the top. Since the trams hadn't started running yet I had this place to myself. As I looked at the trail ahead of me I felt very timid of continuing on. I started towards the twins with the intent to turn back if the trail got too harry. Before I got to the start of the AM Twin trail ..." — shaggs31 • Aug 31, 2013

"Good day with no major problems. From the saddle between the two resorts I followed the ridge line and got a little lost. I scrambled for a few minutes until I stumbled upon the trail again. On the way down I found that the trail starts directly north of the Snowbird lift." — trailheadjoe • Jun 19, 2012