Melinda Rhodes is a Utah native with a passion for hiking, paddleboarding and hammock napping. She prefers meandering to running but does the latter (in short distances) to counteract her chocolate habit — 26.2 refers to the number of macadamia nut turtles Melinda can eat in one sitting.
There’s no pause button in life. Nor is there a combination of keystrokes you can use to regain control when things start to go haywire. But there is a way to calm the chaos and reset your body and…
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From silver mines to gold medals, Park City has long been known for its valuable alloys.The glitterati flock to Sundance Film Festival every January and continue to hit the hallowed hills at Deer…
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A firsthand look at Southwest Adventure Tours’ Mighty 5 Guided Tour. On a scale of one to Hades, the outside temperature in Moab was hotter than the fire and brimstone below. 103. 104. 105. The…
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Calm? Optimistic? Grounded? Inspired? Excited? As the trees change into their autumn wardrobe, it’s impossible NOT to feel something. Whatever emotions the changing leaves evoke, the Cedar City area…
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Your girls keep you grounded. Cheer you on through challenges. Remind you that you’re not defined by a single role. But like all relationships, spending quality time together is a must to keep your…
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Props for the Tops: Things to Do Outdoors in Northern Utah It seems as if southern Utah gets all the love. Yes, it’s spectacular. But northern Utah is the tops — both literally and figuratively. It…
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Nashville it is not. But this gateway city to Bryce Canyon National Park is home to live musical performances that rival those found in Music City. There’s a reason why Nashville is known as Music…
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As the blazing ball of gas and dust approached the horizon … No, this isn’t the opening scene of a dystopian novel or a doomsday sci-fi flick. It’s a daily occurrence — sunset. And like its a.m…
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Every now and then the stars align and you end up with a few days off during the school year and a family calendar without any commitments. Where do you go? What do you do? Bryce is nice. But it’s…
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Apologies to Indominus Rex. And Texas. And anyone with a “bigger is better” mentality. We respectfully disagree, especially when it comes to the size of groups. Smaller groups are soooo much more…
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