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Of course it was the year I have 2 kids under 2. Seriously though, couldn't be more excited for you.

I'm a big Twain fan myself. He's able to express so succinctly the human condition. If anyone Ian interested, Roughing It is his tales of traveling the west, complete with Mormon's and Mining operations. "When there's a gold rush happening, its good to be in the pick and shovel business."

Man! @Nick way to knock it out. Must feel great after bailing all those years ago too. Nemesis scratched. Too fast to enjoy maybe, but perhaps a good old fashioned type-2 fun sufferfest? I like that kind of fun. Envy.

Looks like good times. That boulder Creek trail is a bit of a butt kicker.

Sorry my answer wasn't clear enough. It Ian Fehr lake. You are up @Ugly

Yes and No! No peaks! (It is baldy though)

Good Luck on the drive!

You're in luck then, cause NOPE. LAKE! sheesh, what's with the peak-centric mentality! ;) (but also not haystack peak)

The Waterpocket Fold of course.

Uinta's, YES. Also close enough to a road to pack my daughter in last summer.

Damn double photo post. Fixed. Huh? What?

In honor of you @Artemus, disregard the peak, please name the lake :p

Mya doggie wating for @NateGeesaman in Hogeye Canyon

Congrats @Vegan.Hiker!

Sundance "Trail"?

You are UP Art. I failed to post one while you were out, get us a new one.

Good times! I'll be climbing one of the easier routes this summer if I can carve out a day of my busy schedule.

That is a quick descent! One speed townie up the Hell's Backbone road?!? That does indeed sound painful. I've driven that road quite a bit, good thing a new chunk of it is paved for you.

Love sheets. Thanks for posting.

Yep, always caltopo for desktop/laptop, then export to gaia