by David Miller | Aug 18, 2017 | FALL
The reason I take to the sky is simple: I want to fly. Just about every person on earth has wanted to fly at one point in his or her life. Maybe we envy our avian friends or maybe the ground has lost its charm, but something about leaving the earth appeals to us...
by Jerry Spangler | Aug 18, 2017 | FALL
Rock art of Barrier Canyon inspires awe. I have spent nearly a half century tiptoeing among the remnants of the ancient Americans—their cliff dwellings and pit houses and granaries and rock art. And I have never lost the feeling of awe that comes from imagining what...
by Katherine Pioli | Aug 18, 2017 | FALL
How to find the best nighttime skies in Utah Before man-made technologies captured our gaze, a celestial bond existed between all people. Stargazing today isn’t what it once was, back when our forebears gazed up at the night skies, named the stars and told stories...
by Darby Doyle | Aug 18, 2017 | Backcountry Chef, FALL
Don’t just treat yourself, do-it-yourself! Traveling Utah’s north country during the harvest season epitomizes just how many food-motivated outdoors people I know like to explore: stocking up the cooler to bring the tastes of a region back home. The Bear River...
by Darby Doyle | Aug 18, 2017 | FALL
More than a milkshake stop, Bear Lake offers adventure for the whole family. Bear Lake has my heart,” my friend, Alison Richman, told me when describing her nostalgia for Utah’s northernmost freshwater lake. Like many native Utahns, multiple generations of her family...
by Dory Trimble | Aug 11, 2017 | FALL
Move, then sip. After a day of exploring local trails, there’s nothing quite as refreshing as some lukewarm water from the Nalgene that you left in the car—nothing, that is, except an ice-cold brew at one of Utah’s many spirit-driven events and festivals this fall. If...
