We took a leisurely walk up Temple Fork Trail from camp one morning. Our hike was around 6 miles and followed the creek the whole way. Past the second bridge we turned left and headed up the canyon into thicker forest. We passed by several beaver dams and lots of greenery. Sawmill Temple Fork buzzed …
With temps expected to reach 92 we got an early start and headed towards Bear Lake to ride Hodges Canyon and Richardson Fork. Our ride was 16 miles with 2614′ of climbing. These are both atv trails and nothing spectacular riding wise, but had great views. We took Richardson down and then climbed back up …
New favorite in the area! We rode Stump Hollow as a lollipop or cherry stem. Up the trail, did a loop at the top, and came back down. Our ride was 13 miles with 2031′ of climbing. The trail climbs steadily from the start and travels through shady forest of aspens and firs. It’s pretty …
From camp we hiked down to Spawn Creek Trailhead and then up Spawn Creek trail into the canyon for a couple miles. Overall our hike was around 6 miles and astonishingly we didn’t see anyone!!!!! Spawn Creek Trail heads uphill gently through grassy meadows with the creek on one side and forest on the other. …
This loop is primo backcountry singletrack that definitely makes a top notch ride. Don’t get me wrong, it was pretty tough, but very fun. We rode from camp and it was 22 miles with 3876′ of climbing. This ride required a semi-early start because the temps this week are in the 90’s. From camp we …
Sink Hollow Today’s adventure was two part with part one being a loop to incorporate Sink Hollow Trail, and part two a ride at Beaver Mtn ski area. Combined, we rode 21 miles with 2288′ of climbing. To get to the Sink Hollow singletrack we climbed up a dirt road following alongside Beaver Creek. Pretty …
Wind Cave Hike is a short hike at 4 miles with 1007 feet of climbing, but well worth it for the views. This is a very popular hike in the area and even on a weekday morning we encountered a handful of groups and then at the very end, hordes of kids that I assume …
Our drive from Green River, WY to our new spot for a couple weeks in Cache National Forest was only a couple hours and we got to see a part of Utah we have not been to before. We took a chance after spotting what looked like some boondocking spots by some trails we planned …
We are boondocking right off the Wild Horse Canyon Road that runs between Green River and the highway east of Rock Springs. For our last day in Green River we rode out and back on the gravel road to Pilot Butte. Our ride was 25 miles with 1300′ of climbing. On a weekday during our …
We’re still in Green River, WY and yesterday we hooked different trails together for a 15 mile ride with 1600′ of climbing. A couple of the trails were unsanctioned but they were pretty well established and VERY fun. Finding the first trail, Kamikaze, was a bit of an adventure. Starting from the Visitor’s Center we …