Name: Apollo Chute
Rating: 3.0

Apollo Chute

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“A tight, low elevation couloir that literally starts in the suburbs.”

— Jacob Buckner

Driving Directions GPX File

Type: Backcountry or Sidecountry

Use the trailhead on Thousand Oaks drive. There is a more direct route that starts at the end of Gilead Way, but it requires you to cross private property.

Need to Know

In order to ascend this pitch, simply skin up this descent line.

Description

Find the gully below the obvious drainage and bushwhack to the bottom of the chute. The chute trends to the right as you climb and eventually attains a ridge. Some spots in the chute are narrow and tend to have low snow due to the low elevation.

Contacts

Land Manager: USFS - Uinta, Wasatch & Cache National Forests Office

Nov 7, 2018: 2018 Christmas Tree Cutting on National Forests In Utah

Nov 1, 2018: Mule Deer Winter Habitat Project Logan Ranger District

Nov 1, 2018: 2018 Spanish Fork Ranger District Christmas Tree Information

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Trail Ratings

3.0 from 1 vote

#6

in Big Cottonwood

#436

Overall

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Rankings

#6

in Big Cottonwood

#16

in Utah

#436

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1.5 Miles 2.4 Kilometers Ski Line	0' 0 m Ascent -2,417' -737 m Descent
31% Avg Slope (17°) 64% Max Slope (33°)	7,983' 2,433 m High 5,566' 1,697 m Low

Apollo Chute

1.5 Miles 2.4 Kilometers

Ski Line

0' 0 m

-2,417' -737 m

31%

64%

7,983' 2,433 m

5,566' 1,697 m

Shared By Jacob Buckner

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