- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
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Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- HorseshoeBend Kayak TripLees Ferry Launch, Marble Canyon, AZ
This is a two day 17-mile paddle on the Colorado River immediately below Glen Canyon Dam. This scenic section of the Colorado is a flat-water river flowing at about 3 miles per hour through steep walled canyons. Our plan is to spend one night camping on the river, so everyone needs to bring their own camping gear. We’ll paddle around half-way on Sunday, taking time to enjoy the spectacular scenery, visiting Petroglyph panels and hiking established trails where applicable. We’ll go ashore for lunch. The main navigation obstacle on Horseshoe Bend is a periodic wind which we may or may not experience, but should we run into a stout headwind, we’ll go ashore and wait for the wind to stop. It comes and goes. Our itinerary is to make camp in the afternoon in one of the five established campsites (all with composting toilets but no showers) and then relax and socialize. On Monday, we’ll get back on the river and resume our paddle down river back to Lee’s Ferry and take-out. This canyon section of the Colorado is composed mostly of Navajo sandstone deposited about 180 million years ago during the Jurassic period, and is the ancestral home to First Americans including the Navajo, Hopi and Pueblo.
This is a fee event. This event requires hiring a backhaul service at Lee’s Ferry early on Sunday morning to deliver us up river toward Glen Canyon Dam. This service takes about one-hour to reach our put-in site, and will cost each participant $80 plus fees. (Plan on about $90.) Reservations for this service MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE AND ARE MADE ON A FIRST-COME-FIRST-SERVE BASIS – so if interested in this event make reservations now – as our group is limited to twelve participants. To register for this service and for some general information about Horseshoe Bend go to info@kayakthecolorado.com. Everyone needs to reserve space with Kayak the Colorado for the 8:00AM Sunday backhaul service. Note: Lee’s Ferry is in the Pacific Time Zone and not MDT. Search YouTube for more information about Horseshoe Bend. (Max Wright’s video is very good.)
In addition to the backhaul service fee with Kayak the Colorado, everyone will need an America the Beautiful Annual All Parks Pass or a Glen Canyon Day pass. These can be purchased online, or purchased a short distance down Lee's Ferry Road at the roadside kiosk. On Saturday night, options include camping near Lee’s Ferry, staying in one of the nearby lodges or at a Page motel (about one-hour away). Cellphone service is spotty at best in the canyon. Meet Elliott on Sunday morning at 7:30AM Pacific Time at the Lee’s Ferry dock ready to load your boat.
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!
- Weekly Friday Night Hike, Hangout, and Happy Hour!Wild Rose Trailhead, North Salt Lake, UT
Event Details:
Follow this link to view full details!
Join us for a delightful social gathering amidst nature's beauty! We'll embark on a scenic hike to a breathtaking spot where you can bask in the glory of summer sunsets or the enchanting city lights during winter evenings. Our primary objective is to cultivate a strong sense of community, ensuring that hikers of all proficiency levels can partake in this adventure.
This event is a collaboration between the Utah Outdoors group and our Slow Hikers Unite Utah community on Facebook. We're also excited to extend our invitation to members of Davis County Outdoors.
Meet Bryant, the event organizer. Feel free to visit his Facebook profile to familiarize yourself with the person leading the hike if that makes you more comfortable.
Safety Essentials:
To ensure everyone's safety, please bring headlamps as we might return in the dark, especially during winter hikes. We recommend rechargeable Black Diamond headlamps such as the Astro 300-R (recommended), or the Storm 500-R which is the brighter choice. Trekking poles can help you maintain you balance, many of us use them regularly.
Winter Hiking:
During the winter season, we strongly recommend carrying and using micro spikes to enhance your traction on potentially icy terrain. Our top pick for reliability is the Kahtoola Microspikes.
- Small - Women's 6 - 9 / Men's 5 - 8
- Medium - Women's 9 - 12 / Men's 8 - 11
- Large - Women's 12+ / Men's 11 - 14
Supporting Our Group:
As part of our commitment to providing exceptional experiences, we participate in the Amazon Associates program. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases, which in turn help cover the costs associated with running our group. Your support is greatly appreciated!