Hey, this is Dave Colley, host of the Cold Podcast. You may be wondering what you into Triangle is.

Well, it's a standalone story I have been wanting to tell for a very long time, about a man

from Australia who disappeared while on a solo hike. And if you like cold, I think you will

enjoy you into Triangle as well. This is not season four of cold. That project is still in the works.

I'm dropping each episode of You Into Triangle here in the cold feed, but it would really help me out

if you would follow you into Triangle as well. You can find it by searching for you into Triangle,

that's U-I-N-T-A, or by using the link in the episode description.

Thank you so much for listening.

Your support is the only reason I get to keep doing this, and it means the world.

A man might say he would be gone until the moon was full. And when that time came and he hadn't

returned, then that would arouse some suspicion. They would send other members to get the

findings of whether he was killed on the route or whether he had ran off to another band.

Connor Chappoos, conversations with Connor Chappus, a leader of the Ute tribe of the Uennin-Orey

Reservation.

The air smelled of pine as Julia Geisler drove up the Mirror Lake Highway. The winding

two-lane road is the easiest and most popular way for people to access the western portion of the

Uinta Mountains. Its highest point is Bald Mountain Pass, where the road makes a hairpin turn

on an outcropping of rock right at

tree line. Rounded peaks rise above the forest there, like hulking icebergs floating in a sea of

evergreen. So it's pretty striking, it's beautiful terrain. Julia and her partner Blake

Summers cruised over the pass, driving by campgrounds, trailheads,

and several little lakes.

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