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South Guardian Angel! Nice work!! Possibly the hardest day hike I've ever done, even though it's not extremely far distance-wise.

I think about this from time to time. My number stays about the same every year haha. Feel free to start the thread for 2025! We've only got 2 months to pump up those numbers for the year!

That's how I understand it. Maybe worth paging @Nick to see if there's any other functionality that hasn't been mentioned here. I'm not aware.

I just write normal text underneath them as a caption. You can edit the text if you want it to appear differently than your standard body text.

Hey I lived in Utah back then! Hahaha. I have always had a decent cold tolerance though... You and @booksandhikes make a great point that cold tolerance is not universal and probably isn't something to mess with if you've got beginners not used to cold.

I did Syncline with a spur out to camp at the Green back in early March 2020. That comment you linked with the water sources looks about right. I don't believe there's much water in Taylor, but I have not been (for that reason). We got all our water from the Green, using aluminum sulfate to...

A single wilderness ranger that's actually only a volunteer? That poor, kind soul.

SW Yellowstone!

Welcome Damian! Glad to have ya here!

I've been there 3 or 4 times now and it seems to just be hit-or-miss depending on if there are day hikers. Probably quieter on weekdays and after peak season. We've never had the place to ourselves though.

Fantastic!! I have wondered about Buffalo Lake and the thermal areas on Boundary Creek and Silver Scarf lately. My friend and I have been talking about them since he read about them in a book. Very cool to see! Interesting to see the v-notch weir on that stream. Was there a staff gauge/ruler...

I'm so curious about why they let us go there when they knew it was down, but now it's closed because it's down. There were decent trees to hang from! But I guess they don't trust people to do a good job with that, which I understand haha.

That is awesome. I can only imagine how pleasant that walk must have been haha. The few stretches with minimal deadfall were so nice. It's such a pretty and remote place! The mix of fallen logs and new growth is tough for sure.

Oh interesting. When did you notice the closure? The ranger didn't say anything to us about the pole being down. But after we noticed there was no pole, we checked the permit, which actually said there wasn't one. But the site wasn't closed I guess since they gave us the permit! Haha. It was...

July 18-20, 2025 Over the winter, we had formed the idea of going to Joseph's Coat and Fairyland Basin, and since permits are not in high demand for the area, we went ahead and booked a trip after the lottery period closed. I'm pretty sure I've now read every resource on the Fairyland area at...

I am so interested to hear about this one. Been very curious about that area!

Naturalist? Pretty neat to see a beaver dam in that spot.

Jeeeeez what an awesome trip!! Incredible route, great photos and narration.

Loooove Deseret Peak! That last time I did it was my first time doing this route you did, rather than the out and back. Must have been later in the season because we didn't see nearly as many wildflowers. Such great views!

Very nice! Looks like a great earlier season outing. Also I think you may have accidentally copied and pasted your paragraph and photos a few times. It repeats a few times in the report.