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English: South Kings Peak as viewed from the west. At an elevation of 13,512 ft (4118 m), South Kings Peak is the second highest summit in Utah. It is located in the High Uintas Wilderness within Ashley National Forest. The photo was taken from the Uinta Highline Trail in the Yellowstone Creek Basin. |
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| Author | John Sowell |
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