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Anyone know where Horse Tail Falls are? I get the feeling they are above Alpine somewhere. Anyone have pics, a route description, GPS waypoint or?
I just heard them mentioned in regards to a hiking death that occured a couple years ago and was curious about visiting them. Also was wondering if they would be suitable for ice climbing in winter.
A little help please?
So none of you have ever heard of Horsetail Falls????
Maybe Shaggy should hike up and find it this weekend if he is looking for a UT county hike.
Yeah.... but no directions :ne_nau:
well i PM'd alpine rock, I willl let you know.
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12:18:05] Rockspyder: oh okay
[12:18:21] Rockspyder: where would you be coming from?
[12:19:16] [bill] SNOW LEVELS ARE EXPECTED TO DROP TO NEAR 7000 FT: I-15, I am guessing i take the thanksgivig point exit.
[12:20:31] Rockspyder: yes and you'll want to stay on that road until you pass a grocery store on your right
[12:21:55] Rockspyder: right after the grocery store(kohlers) you'll come to a light, you want to head left at the light, follow this road straight through a roundabout and then continue until you get to a
[12:22:50] Rockspyder: 4 way stop, at this stop turn right, pass a church on your right and continue until you get to another 4 way stop
[12:23:39] Rockspyder: you want to turn left onto grove drive which you will follow to the trail head, it will turn into a well maintained gravel road near the end
[12:26:00] Rockspyder: once you get to the trail head follow the trail for maybe a mile at the most until you come into a bunch of pinetrees, about 20 feet in to the pine trees there will be a switchback on the right heading back above where you just came from follow this trail until you reach the boulders which
[12:26:09] Rockspyder: are fairly obvious
[12:27:26] Rockspyder: I think i should warn you though that the problem posted by other users online aren't really the most correct, they severly inflated the ratings