secret base east of salt lake city?

While reading about the Lockheed X-22A today i kept noticing several articles reffered to a secret base where these ufo looking aircraft are being launched from. Its describes the base as



I will be leaving in several weeks to again investigate skinwalker ranch and the Green River Complex and Dugway, was thinking about also checking out this location if someone can find some coordinates for me.

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If you have Google Earth, go to
this link and hit the Google Earth link at the top of the post. The Kings Peak location will be seen as a purple star on the border between Utah and Wyoming.

I've made several trips to Kings Peak, be sure to prepare yourself for an arduous pack in, as this is wilderness area and no vehicles or even bikes are allowed. I've never seen anything out of the ordinary (besides some OUTSTANDING views) in the 20 or so days I've spent in the area.

This site has a number of pictures taken from around and on Kings Peak.

it says the base itself is located below the mountain. The entrance could me many miles away. The point is to look for military activity around the surrounding mountain areas. Also how legitimate is the source? I believe it was from a retired general.

I remember looking into this a bit a few years back and it seemed to me that the idea of a secret uintah mtn base stemmed from a combination of rumors regarding area 51 being moved and also about the green river facility being operational. I never did see anything substantial enough to convince me of either. I've also never heard of any area of that range being off limits to the public, something I would expect in the case of a secret facility.

I don't rule out the possibility, but it seems unlikely.

If you make it out the the green river area and the ranch though, I'd love to hear what you see. That sounds like quite an interesting trip you are planning.

I have never been to the Green River Facility yet, and extremely excited about exploring it. I have heard some extremely unusual rumors about it lately and it will be fun to report back on what i find. Years ago my g/f and i had a close encounter with something what i know now was only miles away from that facility.

The Ranch is one of the few places i have ever visited where i believe something "paranormal" is occuring on a regular and observable basis. Whereas alot of this blackops/alien activity seems to be right place right time situations.

If you have been to and hiked the area around the mountain then i assume you have a good idea of what to expect in that area. I just though the entire article was either a red herring or dead giveaway to some secret base used for launching sub orbital vechicles commonly mistaken as et ufos.

One thing i am curious to is what is the military airspace like around King's Peak? And how many triagular shaped objects are commonly or uncommonly reported in the nearby cities?

Not sure about the military airspace, I do know that civilian aircraft are not allowed to overfly wilderness area at certain altitudes.

As far as utah phenomena, the largest site I am aware of is AlienDave's Utah UFO Hunter site. Tons of info and reports there, it's actually one of the better UFO sites I've seen.

I have heard a lot of interesting stories about the "Hatch" or "Base" at King's Peak. But it is always a friend of a friend. Regardless, there is purportedly a section of the mountain that "opens" up. If I am not mistaken it faces to the north, so the sun never shines on it, making it difficult to spot. I have always thought it was a complete urban legend, until a MUFON member at a UUFOH meeting pointed out a 1500 foot antenna on terra-server that he had found. It was enormous! I forget the GPS coordinates, but I could try and track him down. It was quite remarkable. What is freakishly odd about the King's Peak area is that there has always been rumored "high strangeness" about the Uintah mountain range from soapstone basin all the way to Daggett county, I don't know anything above and beyond my own personal experiences however, so I can't comment. Great Post!