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Went out this past weekend to hike Coyote Buttes. Gotta say it was pretty swell. This report will be mostly photos because I don't know how to add in much about this hike that hasn't been said by myself or others in different trip reports. I got all excited that there was going to be a pond...

I should update this before I forget what I've done this year! 2 nights Death Valley 1 Night Davis Gulch 1 Night near Torrey/Capitol Reef 2 Nights Comb Ridge Total: 6

I just finished saw the tweet on that.

That was my exact response!

Well... http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/57728795-78/oil-spill-citation-monument.html.csp And yes there is not much that I said there, but you can check out the article.

Bad Water Basin

WHAT the HECK! AWESOME shot. That rock looks so crazy!

120 Stacked photos from Davis Gulch

So we were camped on what I'm seeing is the Posey Trail Rd. Here's the quick map of where http://alltrails.com/maps/posey-camp

OH MY GOSH! Those are spectacular! Can I come on one of your adventures?

Originally from mountain-dude.blogspot.com In the third year of existence, Pi Adventure this year was a focus on bridges and ruins in southeastern Utah. Pi Adventure is an annual event that takes place on March 14 (3.14 -- next year is gonna be a hoot at 9:26 am/pm because it will be...

Just some freeze dried food and tuna. So if you ever get stuck out there... The most interesting thing was the keys to a Ford, but not sure where the Ford is sitting.

Thanks everyone. Yeah, Davis Gulch was awesome to explore. Seriously! Since 2012 it has dropped...a lot. On the point in front of La Gorce arch, someone carved the date from 2012...it's about 20 feet up on the cliff. The one time I liked a non-Native or cowboy inscription.

I only see the issue of inconvenience when it comes to permits. It sucks that I can't just pick up my gear and head out to some places, but I'm happy to be able to see those places because of there is a permit system in place. I'd say education is key to helping other people reach a good land...

Looks like an awesome trip!

I finally got to search Davis Gulch over Spring Break. Davis Gulch is the last known place that Everett Ruess visited before he mysteriously disappeared in 1934. It's a really cool story, so you're welcome to search for some information; I'll include some bits and pieces throughout this post...

Watching the episode right now. "Out of respect for the environment, I gathered this from several trees." PFFFFF!

Backcountrypost boat trip…just saying'….

The outdoor rental center at SUU.