Little Wildhorse Canyon Trail
First order of business was to drive to a mesa closer to civilization so we could get some internet to check for weather reports. Report: No rain until next... more
First order of business was to drive to a mesa closer to civilization so we could get some internet to check for weather reports. Report: No rain until next... more
On a blustery day, we drove down I-15 then UT6 to Price UT. At times it rained hard, at others it merely sprinkled. Route 6 was an amazing road. Steep rock cuts with... more
After a night on the side of NV140 we drove through what I will call the Neveada Badlands. There was one gas station/cafe a couple of rest stops and the. wendover... more
We really liked our little campsite in Angel Creek NFS campground, but headed east without exploring the lake or trails. The drive was through some spectacular... more
We left home on May 19 — headed west to visit our daughter in Bend OR. We decided to take I-80 west as it is the route we have taken the least in the past... more
We left Factory Butte and headed east and north. Heading home. The drives along 24 and I-70 initially take you through some pretty desolate country, but after a while... more
We left Kodachrome State Park and headed into the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Park. We managed to travel just 150 miles today. When you are on the “most... more
It rained overnight and continued in the morning. Not hard rain, just a gentle pitter-patter. The ranger said this rain is common at this time of the year as it is the... more
The day started out gray and cool. We walked over to the .5 mile Nature Trail. Nice. Meandering trail among smooth Navajo Sandstone with hoodoos and columns. Across the... more
We started our day by driving up to Brian Head Peak – elevation 11307 feet. The road is reported to be satisfactory for “most cars.” That was true... more
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