Delano Peak & The Tushar Range, Utah

Adam Haydock
May 2
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The Tushar Range is alpine terrain formed through volcanic activity and lifted to the beautiful place it is today. Delano Peak is just over 12,000ft of elevation and provides a beautiful depiction of the range from its peak. The grassy region was surprisingly colorful — the minerals in the rocks make this place pop with vivid hues.

The landscape is reminiscent of the Andean Range. There are great hiking trails out here and you can hike to Delano Peak from several different areas, connecting to other peaks as well. The Skyline Trail is quite unique with great terrain variance. July–August is the best time to visit. High winds kick up quickly — come prepared. An underrated alpine destination in Utah.

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