"Very nice trail, not very busy. Very pretty views and dog lake and especially off of Reynolds peak. Big bull moose very active close to the trail, he tried to follow me on the way up." — easton • Jun 14, 2025

"Climbed via the west ridge of Maple Mountain. I would recommend taking the trail that climbs from the north of the mountain even if you’re trekking through snow, the bushes are rather sharp and the ridge is exceptionally steep and slow going. Beautiful day!" — Benjamiblaine • May 7, 2025

"Climbed via the west ridge of Maple Mountain. I would recommend taking the trail that climbs from the north of the mountain even if you’re trekking through snow, the bushes are rather sharp and the ridge is exceptionally steep and slow going. Beautiful day!" — Benjamiblaine • May 7, 2025

"Hiked Sugarloaf too. Easy approach to the top. No trail signs but easy to follow. Great footing. Super easy 3,200 footer to hike. Cool 40 degrees so no snakes to worry about. " — GreggC • Dec 29, 2024

"I started this hike late at 3 pm and climbed up from the trailhead, which was closed at the time and I went through a big snowfield up a fire road and saw my first nice views of Salt Lake City as I climbed up. Then I went through some dead dry areas and eventually reached a saddle where I could see mt wire and the living room peaks on the other side of me. Then I went through the saddle and climbed through a nice meadow that was dead. Then I reached a ridge and headed on it, climbing nice peaks as I went. These peaks had nice views, and the trail was nice as it winded up each of the peaks. Then at the last steep, whcih was the climb to the twins peaks, it was full of snow and I went slow. Then I reached the junction for the twins, which I climbed the first twin, the hgiher one and it has good views, then I went down 100 feet to the saddle and climbed the second twin, which had amazing views into the Salt Lake City, the inner wasatch, and the great salt lake far out in the distance. Then I just skied down using the backs of my shoes and made it back to the trailhead at dark. " — lc444 • Dec 4, 2024