Hidden Utah
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Utah Volcanoes & Massacres: A Tour of Southern Utah’s Violent Past
It’s a remarkable area of our state. Where else can one visit massacre sites and hike two different volcanoes within an hour of each other?
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The Monster Rabbits of Washington County
I was contacted by a gentlemen who saw two monster rabbits in Washington County, St. George back in 1965. What were these creatures for real?
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100-Year-Old Wasatch Mountain Lodge Hidden in Dense Forest of Big Cottonwood Canyon
If you’ve ever skied Brighton Resort, chances are you’ve glided right past the two-story, almost 100-year-old Wasatch Mountain Lodge without even knowing it. Located on the hillside above Brighton Inn,…
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Living Without Cars in Moab, Utah
A community of residents in Moab, Utah lives without a street and instead lives on pathways not wide enough for cars.
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How to Protect Yourself from Fraud in Utah
For two state agencies heavily invested in protecting Utahns against fraud, it’s a strange decision to shield valuable resources from users
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Many Utah Restaurants Scaling Back Due to Staffing Struggles
Most restaurateurs today aren’t suffering from a lack of customers but from a lack of employees. Staffing is a struggle across the board in the hospitality industry.
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Enterprise Reservoir: A Dog Friendly Beautiful Hidden Oasis near Enterprise, Utah
Enterprise Reservoir consists of two clear blue water reservoirs, volcanic tuff rocks, pinyon-juniper trees, and lush green grass.
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Mysteries of the Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake is one of the most unique places on the planet. As the largest saltwater lake in the western hemisphere, and seven times saltier than the ocean,…
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Millcreek Residents Fed Up with Road Work on 3900 S
Many Millcreek and Holladay residents are wondering whether they’ll live long enough to see the completion of 3900 S between 2300 E and Wasatch Blvd. — a mere mile-and-a-half section…
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The Top Five Lakes in the High Uinta Mountains to Visit
Utah’s Uinta Mountains has 600-plus fishable lakes. Over 55 year I visited most of them. Here are the top 5, that you must visit.
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Discover and Visit Utah’s Natural History Wonders in All of Its 29 Counties
In all 29 counties throughout the Beehive State, the NHMU has identified and marked a point of natural or cultural significance for Utahns and visitors alike to discover.
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Mind-Body-Nature Connection
When we stop frequenting our favorite hikes, streams, rivers, lakes and outdoor destinations, our minds are not nearly as sharp nor are our spirits as alive.