Mill B South Interpretive Trail

We found a very short stroller trail in Big Cottonwood Canyon that follows right along the river. The Mill B South Interpretive trail is an out-and-back walk that is just .7 miles round trip, and you can use a stroller or a wheelchair the entire way. The trail is a bit steep,…

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Mormon Pioneer Trail

The Mormon Pioneer Trail technically runs for 1300 miles from Nauvoo, Illinois to Salt Lake City, Utah. It is an official National Historic Trail, and there are many spots along the way where you can hike on the Mormon Pioneer Trail. In Utah, there is an official Mormon Pioneer Trail hike…

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Red Ledges Picnic Area

Who knew there were Red Rocks and an Arch in Utah County? We sure didn't, but we heard about Red Ledges Picnic Area just east of Spanish Fork and went to check it out. When you pull into the picnic area, you will feel like you stepped into Arches or Southern…

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Limber Pine Trail

We tried a new trail on a recent trip to Bear Lake that was really beautiful. The Limber Pine trail located right at the top of Logan Canyon is a 1.3 mile loop that passes a 600 year-old pine tree. This is the Limber Pine tree that you are hiking to…

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Paris Ice Cave

We are pretty serious cavers around here. We like the serious caves like Timpanogos, Lehman, and Minnetonka, and we've also tried a few mines like Patsy and Ledgemere, and we've even done some lava tubes at Craters of the Moon and Meadow. So we couldn't miss a chance to visit the…

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Patsy’s Mine

Patsy's Mine has been closed permanently by the Forest Service. This adventure is no longer available. Today we searched an old abandoned mine near Farmington, and don't worry, this one is perfectly safe. On the hills above Lagoon, there is a well-maintained trail that leads to the small mine, which is fun to…

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