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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.
By Cassie
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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.
By Cassie
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Dimple Dell Canyon
Posted onDimple Dell Canyon is a park that runs east-to-west through suburban Sandy, Utah. It’s basically a canyon, go figure, that begins around State Street and ends on the … Read more Dimple Dell Canyon
By Cherbear
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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.
By Cassie
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Arches National Park
Posted onThe national park’s website listed the trail to Delicate Arch as “strenuous.” I laughed. And then I went on the actual hike.
By Cherbear
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Fifth Water Hot Springs
Posted onFirst, I just want to say that this hike is actually nearly 2 1/2 miles to the springs. It also gains in elevation, so a lot of that is uphill. If you are as physically fit as me, then you will want to die by the time you reach the top – or your endorphins will kick in, and you’ll feel awesome.
By Cherbear
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Saratoga Hot Springs
Posted onSaratoga Hot Springs, also known as Lehi Hot Springs, is located about 1/4 of a mile from a main road running through Saratoga Springs, on the north west … Read more Saratoga Hot Springs
By Cherbear
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Snow Canyon: Cinder Cone Trail
Posted onSnow Canyon often gets overlooked because it’s only a 45 minute drive from Zions, but there are plenty of beautiful and fun hikes to do around here as well.
By Cassie
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Lost Creek Reservoir
Posted onLost Creek Reservoir might seem far away, but the no-wake rule and wide open spaces make it one of the best places for low key water sports.
By Cassie
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Mueller Park to Elephant Rock
Posted onIf you are looking for a walk of solitude, the trail to Elephant Rock is not for you. Everybody and their dog can be found on this path, and that’s the beauty of it.
By Cassie
