Browsing author : Cassie
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St. George Narrows
Posted onThere are points of the narrows that feel very… narrow. I tried to take a few good pictures for reference of how tight it was in places, but it really doesn’t do it justice. The crack itself wasn’t very long, and probably only takes about 10 – 15 minutes in total to walk through, but how tight it is makes it feel longer.
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Kanarraville Falls
Posted onKanarraville Falls just outside of Cedar City, Utah is well worth the walk in and out of the river. If you’re down in Southern Utah, this is a hike you won’t want to miss.
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The 6 Musts of Lava Hot Springs
Posted onOver the past decade or so I’ve visited Lava more than half a dozen times, and through these trips, these six have been my absolute favorite, the must do’s of Lava Hot Springs.
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Longboarding Along the Virgin River
Posted onThe Virgin River Parkway is for my fellow longboard newbies, the ones who aren’t looking to crush it, the ones just looking for a nice ride.
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El Coyote Charro
Posted onWe went to lunch at El Coyote Charro, and our lives were changed forever. Now every time we go to St. George, El Coyote Charro is a necessary stop.
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El Habanero
Posted onIt’s more than just the food that makes El Habanero great, it’s the people who work there, the atmosphere, and the small town feeling very few places around the Salt Lake Valley still hold.
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Ferguson Canyon Trail
Posted onJust a little south of Big and Little Cottonwood canyons, Ferguson Canyon is a great hike in the Wasatch Mountains that is family and dog friendly.
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Rice Basil
Posted onIf you’ve never eaten at Rice Bail, you’re missing out. Satisfy your craving for sushi, curry, and everything in between.
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Canoeing the Great Salt Lake
Posted onWhile I wouldn’t recommend canoeing the Great Salt Lake through a storm, it did make for a pretty interesting adventure.
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Goblin Valley
Posted onNo matter how many times you’ve seen pictures of Goblin Valley, actually seeing the park for yourself is unexpected and beautiful.
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