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This user guide is a culmination of the knowledge we have acquired about the Highline Trail. We have broken the trail into 24 segments that provide background information about each segment, along with an aerial view of the trail and an elevation profile so you’ll know what to expect on that portion of the trail. This guide is a great reference that can be easily used on the trail. It also includes updated information about the sections of trail that were burned in the East Fork Fire. File is sold in electronic format (pdf).
(file will be email to you within 48 hours of purchase)
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Highline Trail User Guide $14.99
Highline Trail User Guide,
Water and GPS Files
$19.99
Highline Trail User Guide,
Water and GPS Files, and two Highline Trail stickers
$23.99
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Highline Trail Water Sources and GPS Files
$7.99
This file is mapped to the Highline Trail to keep you from losing your way during your adventure. It can be viewed on Google Earth or other mapping programs, and can also be downloaded to a GPS unit. This file also allows you to get an elevation profile which will help you visualize the ups and downs of the landscape. From Google Earth, you can view the trail from any angle, at any scale, or even get a ground-level view of the trail and surrounding terrain!
The water source file has every water source along the trail, including the driest section between McKee Draw and Hacking Lake. It's a must have for this dry section of trail!
(file will be email to you within 48 hours of purchase)
High gloss 3" X 3" vinyl sticker. Make sure to include your shipping address when purchasing!
1 Sticker - $2.99
3 Stickers - $4.99
6 Stickers - $6.99
Other Locations in Utah
These file package allow you to see all trail systems to explore different areas in Utah. The package includes gpx and kml file types, which can be viewed on Google Earth or other mapping programs, and can also be downloaded to a GPS unit. Additionally, the files allow you to get an elevation profile to visualize the ups and downs of the landscape. With Google Earth, you can view the trail from any angle, at any scale, or even get a ground-level view of the trail and surrounding terrain.