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Four Must-Do Weber County Hikes

September 11, 2021 by Tylee Jarvis Leave a Comment

It’s no secret that some of the best things about Utah are the winsome mountains that straddle our state. Utah’s mountains play a significant role in the charm and activity base we have here. But what adventures do our mountains truly hold for us? The best way to discover your local mountains is by hiking!  Here in Weber County, there are dozens of trails to choose from. I … [Read more...]

Five Best Hikes in Utah: Exploring the Majesty of Utah Through Hiking

February 1, 2020 by Paisley Hansen Leave a Comment

The diverse landscape of Utah is unlike any other state in the nation. Unique red rock formations, towering mountain ranges, and stunning lakes and waterfalls dot the landscape of this spectacular state. All of this beauty is a boon for hikers looking to get up close and personal with Mother Nature. Here are five of the best hikes in Utah to consider for your next outdoor … [Read more...]

Moab Road Trip

September 6, 2018 by Heila Ershadi Leave a Comment

Local Moab resident, Heila Ershadi, gives the insider take on where to go and what to see in Moab. A trip to Moab can mean mean many things, such as appreciating the landscape’s astounding beauty, experiencing the charm of a unique desert town, enjoying world-class outdoor recreation, and even reconnecting with the wild magic found in nature and your own soul. It can also … [Read more...]

Solitude Summer: Dining & Drinking in the Fresh Mountain Air

August 17, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

The Great (but Close) Escape Seeking a respite from Salt Lake City’s heat and haze, my wife and I enjoyed a recent escape to Solitude Mountain Resort for some high altitude hiking, dining, drinking and relaxation. Put bluntly: It didn’t suck. It’s hard to believe that such a quick drive up Big Cottonwood Canyon from SLC can seem like a visit to another world, but it … [Read more...]

Have Fun in Moab, Utah

March 20, 2018 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

The editorial staff at Utah Stories magazine has been covering Moab for six years and we love sharing our knowledge. We guarantee the following itineraries will make your next visit a fantastic one. Jeeps (families) From March 24 to April 1, Jeeps of all grades and conditions will converge on Moab for the annual Easter Jeep Safari. Jeep Safari was started in 1967 by the … [Read more...]

Useful Tips To Prepare For Your Mountain Climbing Trip

September 29, 2017 by Richard Clayton Leave a Comment

Introduction Hiking is an interesting sport that not only helps you improve your physical health, but also gives you the feeling of conquering a big challenge. However, this is also extremely dangerous, especially when you plan to go hiking on high mountains. You absolutely can minimize the risk of your mountain climbing trip if you have a thorough plan. Let read the useful … [Read more...]

Hidden Utah: Butterfield Canyon Hike

July 9, 2015 by Andrew Wankier 1 Comment

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The Wasatch Mountains offer some of the most scenic views that attract hikers from all around the world, However, most locals might believe the west end of the valley is  just a dead copper pit. But a venture up Butterfield Canyon In the Oquirrh Mountains reveals a lush forest well worth a half day’s journey. “I’ve lived in Utah my entire life, and I’d never heard of … [Read more...]

The Rest of the Story – Adventures With Your Dog

June 5, 2015 by Connie Lewis 1 Comment

Five Great Pet Adventures   Spending time outdoors in the summer is delightfully enhanced with a dog by your side. Utah happens to be a very pet friendly place. Most of the time your four-legged friends are welcome on hikes, at the Frisbee golf course or dining out.   State and National Parks Utah is packed with National and State Parks. All state parks allow … [Read more...]

The Joy of Snakes: The Truth About Snakes in Utah

August 25, 2014 by David E. Jensen Leave a Comment

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As far as I know, the snake was awake and alert when I sat down just inches from his coiled body. I was hiking the Wasatch on a muggy August evening with Cooper, my neighbor’s grandson and eleven-year-old snake prodigy, when I sat on a flat, ottoman-sized rock to dangle my feet over the edge of a 60-foot ravine. Cooper stood behind me admiring the surrounding cliffs. Then he … [Read more...]

Meet Moab’s 92-Year-Old Trail Runner

April 1, 2014 by Ed Kosmicki Leave a Comment

The Mill Creek Trail on the south side of Moab is a popular hike for tourists and locals alike. Longtime Moab local, 92-year-old Jean McDowell, has regularly hiked this trail for the past 30 years. Just above the trail, McDowell lives in a house with a façade of river rocks the size of cinder blocks. There are no river rocks this size anywhere near Moab. When Jean built her … [Read more...]

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