This video shows 360 degrees of views from King Top, the high point of the Confusion Range in western Millard County, Utah. I start the video looking in a northwesterly direction, toward the Deep Creek Range, and go in a counter-clockwise circle southward, then eastward, northward, and finally back to the Deep Creeks.
King Top is 8,350 feet above sea level (as shown on a spot elevation on the USGS topo map). Recently, a fellow peakbagger, Richard Hensley, did a differential GPS survey of King Top and Spot 8,348 to the northeast. He messed both peaks at around 8,352 feet, with King Top being 7 inches higher. So, King Top is the official Range high point, if only just barely!
The vegetation of the range, as shown in this video, is dominated by old growth pinyon and juniper woodland, with occasional meadows of Sage brush and outcroppings of mahogany.
From this isolated, low range, one has really nice views, even though when I took this video the air was a bit hazy.
