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Same here in my 120 year old house downtown SLC. Freaky.

Good Choice, I've been up Nate's Canyon on a long day hike. "Delicate Arch" is one of the coolest I've seen. Wandering on to the "Backcountry" airstrip was something I wasn't expecting.

I just got a Sierra Designs Flex Capacitor. Loving it so far, simple design, lightweight. Gots what I need.

One of those "good problems"

I saw that this morning!

His new one is also great. The Dead Tongues, and Charlie Parr are my current obsession. Has a lot to do with learning to play more finger style guitar.

That's a great trail.

I used to hike Murphy's Loop every january. Great walk.

In 94 I hiked into Coyote Gulch as my first backpacking experience. I remember hating the bully of our scouts for hitting frogs with a stick. I remember it raining lightly, but being covered by the overhang and staying dry. I remember seeing the stars glow brightly, and the sand in...

We've always spelled it Mya, but if @Artemus wants to spell it wrong he is entitled to do so. We like short names for dogs, and it sounded right when we got her 9 years ago. 42 in doggy years, she's getting old, but still acts like a puppy.

There is some info on water up by cliff point in Steve Allen's C2 Steven's Canyon Walk. I was up there after a recent, and during a big storm. Water was not an issue, but I wouldn't count on it during dryer times. That area is a perfect candidate to have in your back pocket during a big...

They already changed their name to Enwild.com

I'm going to try and take my kids on this trip spring, or fall 2020. Thanks for sharing.

I want to go spain, and see the Pyrenees. I studied a lot of Spanish history in college, so there are a lot places I'd like to see. Thanks for taking the time to write it up and share.

I did the same. Cost/benefit analysis would mean carrying a lot of water, without much pay off.

When going down The Gulch, pay extra attention to the exit, and entrance to bypass the large pour off.

First picture looked to me like Morels. Some of the finest eating mushrooms you fan find.

Ryan is right, for the most part. Most of the cool ruin stuff is closer to Cathedral Butte, and a shuttle to Squaw flat is definitely the way to go. There is a whole lot of exploration in the area if you are motivated, look around and you'll find stuff not in the guidebooks.

Thanks for posting about this area, and sharing your experience.

Incredibly written @Dave. Thanks for working so hard at honing your gifts, and sharing it with us.