Kings Peak
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| Państwo |  Stany Zjednoczone | |
| Stan |  Utah | |
| Położenie | Hrabstwo Duchesne | |
| Pasmo | Uinta Mountains | |
| Wysokość | 4123[2]. m n.p.m. | |
| Wybitność | 1935[3] m | |
Położenie na mapie Utah  | ||
Położenie na mapie Stanów Zjednoczonych  | ||
 40°46′34,777″N 110°22′22,559″W/40,776327 -110,372933 | ||
Kings Peak – szczyt w stanie Utah, w hrabstwie Duchesne[1]. Jest najwyższym szczytem w paśmie Uinta Mountains (4123 m n.p.m.)[4]. Znajduje się w obrębie Ashley National Forest, 127 km na północny wschód od stolicy stanu, Salt Lake City.
Na szczyt prowadzą trzy szlaki: wschodni, północny, najdłuższy (Henry's Fork) i południowy, stosunkowo najłatwiejszy (Yellowstone Creek)[2]. Zdobycie góry nazwanej na cześć Clarence’a Kinga uchodzi za dość trudne, choć nie wymaga użycia specjalistycznego sprzętu do wspinaczki górskiej.
Przypisy
- ↑ a b Feature Detail Report for: Kings Peak (ang.). Geographic Names Information System, United States Geological Survey. [dostęp 2019-02-18].
- ↑ a b Kings Peak, Utah, United States, North America (ang.). SummitPost. [dostęp 2019-02-13].
- ↑ Kings Peak, Utah (ang.). peakbagger.com. [dostęp 2019-02-13].
- ↑ Uinta Range (ang.). Peakbagger. [dostęp 2019-02-18].
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Close-up shot of Kings Peak (Utah, USA) as seen from the north. Kings Peak is on the right, and Gunsight Pass is on the far left.
(Wouldn't it be better to say Kings Peak is in the center, Gunsight Pass is on the left, and another peak (which?) is on the right which superficially appears taller but is not, due to this photo being taken from above somehow? --Doncram)
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Close-up shot of Kings Peak (Utah, USA) as seen from the north. Kings Peak is on the right, and Gunsight Pass is on the far left.
(Wouldn't it be better to say Kings Peak is in the center, Gunsight Pass is on the left, and another peak (which?) is on the right which superficially appears taller but is not, due to this photo being taken from above somehow? --Doncram)