Weber-Davis Outdoors

We're looking for a few more people to join us in St George. The individual bedrooms are spoken for and we have a couple of bunk beds available for females. There are a couple sofa beds and there is room on the rooftop patio and the ground level patio if somebody wants to bring a sleeping bag or blowup mattress. This is a co-ed trip and we expect everyone to behave respectfully. Any inappropriate behavior will result in the person to be removed from the house. Cost is based on where the person plans to sleep. Bunks are estimated to be $35-$40/night, sofa couch, patio sleeping bag, blowup mattress estimated cost is $20/night. Cost is based on the final count of how many people go. We would consider stays of less than 7 night.

Anybody want to go to beautiful southern Utah at the end of April? I'm going for the annual Red Cliffs bird festival and would love some company. You don't have to participate in the bird festival, there are lots of other activities in the area like national parks (Zion, Bryce, etc). St George is about a 5-hour drive and we could carpool or take the Salt Lake Express then rent a car. Here's an example of an Air B&B we could share. If we can get at least 6 people to go we could afford a really nice place. This one has a pool, pickleball, gym, etc.
Snow Canyon Sanctuary #8 is a unique and luxurious experience! This spectacular home in Ivins UT. This beautiful 4 bed/4 bath home offers guests a unique and luxurious stay, featuring gorgeous panoramic views located just blocks from Snow Canyon.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/984789783078307497?adults=6&category_tag=Tag%3A677&enable_m3_private_room=true&location=St.%20George%2C%20Utah%2C%20United%20States&photo_id=1749339548&search_mode=flex_destinations_search&check_in=2024-04-24&check_out=2024-05-01&source_impression_id=p3_1707145395_WkQx24Ke%2Fe9JSzKJ&previous_page_section_name=1001&federated_search_id=c2fa55f3-9f94-42ec-a064-357184360fef
St George tourism info
https://www.visitutah.com/Places-To-Go/Cities-and-Towns/St-George
Red Cliffs Bird Festival info
https://redcliffsbirdfest.com/

At 6:30 we'll begin a brisk walk from the west 17th Street (900 West) Confluence River Parking Lot. Then we'll head up stream past the confluence to the 21st Street railroad underpass and return to make a loop around the 21st Street Pond. Difficulty: Easy Length: 3-4 miles. Elevation gain: 100+ ft. Don't forget your ice cleats. (Just kidding)

Yep, lunch at the grocery store. But it's worth experiencing at Farmington Station. See photos. Modern, spacious upstairs dining area overlooking the store. It's near where they have cooking classes. Salad bar is great, but tons of other options. Or just come upstairs & visit. Cross posted with Ogden Sr.

Out & back. 1st half mile gets your heart rate up on steep switchbacks. No rocks, no scrambling, just walking pretty slow on a steep exposed dirt trail. Then we do either the easy BST, or a moderate part of Adams, not the difficult waterfall parts.

Start at the large parking lot off 89 near intersection of 109. Cross posted with Ogden Sr's group. This will be on repeat for awhile.