
Starting from the Forsyth Trailhead.

Forsyth Canyon seen ahead.

The trail enters the forest.

A few creek crossings.


Ascending the well-maintained Forsyth Trail.

Great formations seen through the trees.

Approaching the interesting cliffs seen from the trailhead.

View back.

The trail closely follows Forsyth Creek for a time.

A brief break from the forest.

The trail is quite lush and ascends at a pleasant grade.


More nice formations within the drainage.


Junction with the Summit Trail, which we took to the left.

Ascending quite a bit more steeply along the Summit Trail.

Some views start popping in to the northwest.

Summit Trail views.

Another shot back.

Wider shot. Snow Canyon State Park visible in the distance.

We left the Summit Trail and took a faint social trail in order to reach Burger Peak.

Some rocks near the summit.

Burger Peak ahead, some light Class 2 to gain it.

Burger Peak summit, view northwest.

Burger Peak summit, view north.

Burger Peak summit, view toward Signal Peak.

We descended off-trail from Burger Peak to reach the Summit Trail again.

Back along the Summit Trail, descending to the saddle with Signal Peak.

We left the Summit Trail again in order to get to the top of Signal Peak.

View along the ridgeline up to Signal Peak.

Signal Peak just ahead.

View back, Burger Peak seen top right.

Meager views of Signal Peak's summit.
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