Wasatch Crest Trail from Guardsman Pass to Canyons Village Sept 2020 @BackpackerDiaries

Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

The route in this Relive video from September 2020 along the Wasatch Crest Trail is similar to the one we followed in September 2019. This the Wasatch Crest Trail ride overlaps with the Great Western Trail. This time my buddy Jason (of Haggard Wilderness fame) and I are joined by Seth and track Scott's bypass properly to avoid the needlessly difficult alternate route we took previously.

Haggard Wilderness publishes loads of adventuresome videos that feature his outdoor endeavors including this one from nearby Park City Mountain:
youtu.be/iX7RRMwyA2g

We traced the following route from Guardsman Pass:
Scotts Bypass to WCT Puke Hill to WCT South to WCT North to Ridge Connector to MMT to Ambush to Holly's back to the Canyons Village area

The link below can connect you to a free version of the Relive app featured in this video:
relive.cc/invite

Music by:
Liquid State featuring Marcella Woods
"Falling(Solar Stone After Hours Mix)"

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