Hiking Thayne Canyon Trail
Join me as I hike Thayne Canyon Trail in Mill Creek Canyon, Wasatch Mountains, Utah. I was joined by my wife, and two dogs Freya and Minnie.
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On TrailJoin me as I hike Thayne Canyon Trail in Mill Creek Canyon, Wasatch Mountains, Utah. I was joined by my wife, and two dogs Freya and Minnie.
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On TrailI snowshoed up Circle All Peak in Big Cottonwood Canyon in the Wasatch Mountains. It was a brutal ascent, drenched in sweat and sore legs but the views were worth it.
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On TrailJoin me as I snowshoe Terraces: Elbow Fork Trail in Mill Creek Canyon, Wasatch Mountains, Utah. I was joined by my wife, our two children, and our two dogs
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On TrailI finally got my ass and my family on a trail. We hiked to Dog Lake from Big Water Trailhead, and we got lucky.
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On TrailHiking can be a miserable, insect swarming, sunburnt, blistered feet and sore leg experience, or it can be your opportunity to quiet your mind, clarify your thoughts, disconnect from social media and reconnect with your environment.
On my highest holiday, I took the day off, packed my backpack and drove up Big Cottonwood Canyon to the Brighton Lakes Trailhead.
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On TrailThe trail head was completely filled and the parked cars extended a mile out. We had driven an hour to get to the trail head
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On TrailI packed my pack, tied my shoes, stowed my cigar and left the family for a solo sojourn into the Wasatch Mountains via Big Cottonwood Canyon.
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On TrailI took my family fishing into the Uinta Mountains at Mirror Lake. I caught a couple fish, had some laughs, but most importantly… spent quality time with the family I created. It was crazy windy, cold and stunningly beautiful!
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On Trail