Little did I know that I was hitting the sweet spot on that day. As soon as I got into Provo Canyon, I could tell there was a plenty of color. As I drove east into Heber, the color was intensifying. I was beginning to feel that I was in for a special treat.
Tag: Landscapes
Meandering to the Meadow
I woke up without an alarm at 4:30a. I sprung out of bed and got to work. Now that I was going to be doing an 11-12 mile hike, I had to pack differently.
Return to the Scene of the Fear
We hiked in the 1.7 miles up to the intersection of the pipe and the end of one section of the trail. We dropped our packs and climbed up the steep path that houses the pipe
A New Mexico Adventure
A travel log from my trip to Taos, NM from Orem, UT to climb Wheeler Peak, and see lots of fun things.
Blue Skies at Red Lake
A wonderful hike to Red Lake in Payson Canyon in Utah.
Uncaged
Much like a caged lion instinctively yearns for more than a caged life, we to yearn to be free. Breakout of your cage!
FIRST TIME AT BRYCE CANYON
I have now completed the BIG FIVE national parks in the Utah: Arches, Zion, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, and now, Bryce Canyon. Without knowing it, I think I saved the best for last.
Hiking Season is Well Under Way!
This is one of the best times of year for me...the beginning of the non-snow hiking season. I am sharing some of the fun pix from the early hikes thus fa
Buffalo Peak and Surprises
Our goal today was to get to the top of Buffalo Peak. In May, we made up to the base of the last steep push to the peek. However, Ann and I were so distracted by the flowers, as shown in the post from May, that we ran out of time and said we would have to come back and do it again.
Finally Entering Johnson’s Hole
I walked into the middle of bowl and decided to just sit down, be still, listen and relax. Of course I also had to take pictures and video. I just can help myself!