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I understand that, but I'm sure glad that isn't the rule.

I live right near Liberty Park, give me a message while you are in town. I can show you a few hikes that are real close by(with my dog- Off Leash), complain about some things, and show you some good local brews.

I can't search it up right now, but look for access from climbers. Getting from the White Rim road down to those formations is very common amongst climbers.

I find something quick drying much more favorable to waterproof in a canyon situation. La Sportiva Wildcat is my shoe of choice the past few seasons.

Class A wandering there MIchael. Thanks for posting.

With lift tickets as much as they are, that's the only way to do it.

In the Salt Lake valley, a lot of shops rent AT gear. I know for sure the University of Utah rents it, Desert Rose (RIP) rented it while still open. I'm pretty sure Wasatch Touring rents it as well.

I've spent a little time in Juneau before salmon/halibut fishing for a week. Don't get stuck in Juneau is all I can really say, tourist trap of all tourist traps.

Yep, looking over to that extra knoll is the dead giveaway

Lots of great stuff, and I agree: That area takes deceivingly long to drive through. When you go to Northern California, it's even worse, the roads are not straight and fast, but slow and windy. You went to Bremerton though, and I have to link to an old favorite of mine (from middle school) I...

Say it aint so. Your mind will no longer be free!

You are diving into the deep end here. You DO NOT want to use cross country skis at a resort. They are too thin, and just don't work going down anything that is more than moderately downhill. I was about to type something out, but backcountry.com wrote something better than I can. Here Most...

Maudie's told me all about you, care for a drink? Bar's over there. (don't get me started on that film)

so did our own @Christian. This is very odd. Like a video artist is trying to spark outrage like Banksy, but this isn't man made walls. There are things that were around way before we were. I don't get it.

One of the best walks I've been on. Thanks for posting it up Nick!

Worst for me has been where lake powell retracts. Specifically from 40-mile to the lake.

keep em' coming Greg.

Do you even need that with the camper?!? Let it Snow!!

While times are changing in GSENM, I walked through Coyote Gulch in 94, and there was already a whole bunch of people down there. While a NP does bring more people, it generally concentrates them into a small area. Just like you said, walke a mile in and you generally have it to yourself.

While I certainly disagree with this sentiment, in general. I'll bite, and even take it to the specific issue we are looking at. Utah vs. US gov't in managing public lands. I'll take any federal run land over any Utah State Park. When I go to some public lands, I don't want there to be...