If you consider fireworks and hotdogs to be the greatest gifts, the Fourth of July is like Christmas in… uh… July. Tis the season to kick off your shoes, grab your cooler and watch some ’splosions…
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Crunchy outdoor traditionalists, with their 40-year-old external-frame steel backpacks and Precambrian packing lists (maybe they’ll bring some matches — maybe… ) — might look down their leathery…
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Zip through Heber Valley on four wheels, four legs, or on a track-with-skis thingamajig (you know, whatever they put on snowmobiles). Once a small, sleepy region known for its milk and mining, Heber…
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10 courses within a 45-minute radius. Think of it as the world’s longest cart path. St. George, Utah, is named for the patron saint of golfing, a stately fellow who hit the desert links back when your…
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See enough canyons, cliffs, arches, bridges and petroglyphs to last a lifetime. You’ll go home with a profound sense of awe, a full memory card and several pairs of reddish socks. You know that road…
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Travel the world and the seven seas. Everybody is looking for something at Loveland Living Planet Aquarium. Utah isn’t exactly known as a hotbed for marine life — or at least the kind of marine life…
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Thanks to Mend Fly Fishing for contributing to this article. Runoff is always a depressing time of year for anglers and it seems to come at the worst time each year. There are always great hatches to…
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