A lot of it is there are no markers going to and from the Wave, and you're hiking across sandstone for a good chunk of the trail. So people lose their way coming back and end up going over the wrong ridge and the heat gets 'em (usually).
From mountain-dude.blogspot.com
I attend Southern Utah University.
I'm a T-Bird.
Best university? I believe so (Read this op-ed).
So, here is the history of the university and of Old Sorrel.
"On January 5, 1898, a group of men, the first of a long line of townsmen to face the bitter winter...
I get a few Pasta Sides or Rice Sides. I think that is what those are called. They are great and easy to make. Add in some cut up summer sausage or precooked bacon....FANTASTIC!!!
bahahahah...these shows...
Do they not think people will see how blatantly off they are?
Yeah most of the general public, but come on...It's like when Bear Grylls came to Kanab.
In the past few months I have had so many tell me they went and hiked a new place called yant flat.
I laughed cause, well, it isn't new; but definitely becoming popular.
I really like it. I did like how the homepage slider was with the small images on the side of the slider instead of just bullets on the top like it is now. my 2 cents...
Hey all,
I've been reading about Everett Ruess (fascinating subject!) and I really want to go into Davis Gulch. Wondering if anyone has done it within the pst year and could direct me to some information on the route in and out. My Google search brought up climb-ut's technical slot.
Thanks...
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