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I should've figured you were at the Radio Tower, but I wasn't sure where on the ridge you were.

Its in Washington County overlooking Toquerville. I don't know the name of the mountain or point, but thats Ash Creek that runs into Toquerville.

I'll clarify, we just moved up here at the end of August. The parking lot at the trailhead is always full when I drive by on the weekends.

This is a bit past due -- I think we did this trip back in August-- but I'm finally got it posted on Howells Outdoors and now to get it on Backcountry Post. Back in August Chelsea and I took off for our first backpacking adventure in northern Utah. We wanted to start small, but beautiful. We...

Played around at the Salt Flats the other night.

We weren't concerned where we were at. We were out of the narrowest sections of the Paria. The corners were all large flat camping areas at least 15 ft. above the river with large cottonwoods and plant life.

I need to play catch up on my Backcountry Posts! This was originally posted on the Deuter Blog, because I’m an ambassador (their backpacks are AMAZING). There is nothing better than heading out into new backcountry. Actually there is something better: when the location exceeds all your...

Figured I'd revisit this and see where I am at. Red is done.

Yeah, so the episode is Ashdown Gorge....which will forever be called Rattlesnake Canyon cause Ashdown isn't good enough for TV. At least there is a Rattlesnake Creek up Ashdown about 3 or so miles. They start by landing a helicopter on Flanigan's Arch. Followed by an "extremely advanced skill"...

Oh snap! Time to open this one back up. Anyone else watch the latest Running Wild with Bear Grylls featuring James Marsden?

@Jammer That was one rad trip report and video you got there. Wow....I loved that! Thanks for sharing this awesome adventure. And that flash-flood was amazing, terrifying, but amazing. Well done! You are my backpacking hero right now!

Once you were in the canyon it was nice! The water felt great. Had we not hiked out starting at like 6 pm we would've fried!

It really wasn't bad heat-wise. Just the long, uphill struggle it always is.

Every time I do this canyon I feel like Mother Nature is calling me overweight… …Oh well, a place as special as this is worth the struggle. This was originally posted on www.howellsoutdoors.com. We couldn’t have possibly picked a hotter time to go through the technical canyon called Fat Man’s...

@Nick .... little bit of froggy action is correct!

It's only about 120 ft.

Awhile back I went and did Rock Canyon. I know Rock Canyon is such a vague name for a canyon and there are about a million different Rock Canyons. Its the one in southern Utah. The one near Zion National Park... ...It's the one that enters into the East Fork of the Virgin River from the south...

Here's two from the Pakoon Basin in the Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.

You won't be able to do the west fork with a guide. Unless they just ignore the whole guiding in the National Park since you start that one in the park or they could have you hike a ridiculous trek from the east side. I've done each of the variations of Misery -- down the east and up the main...