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Moab

Hiking The Fisher Towers, Moab

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Hiking The Fisher Towers, MoabThe Fisher Towers Trail is located 16 miles North East of Moab, Utah, and offers a 4 mile (RT) hike that winds through these fin-like structures. The Fisher Towers are composed of Moenkopi and Cutler sandstone, and have eroded into many shapes and sizes. These towers are one of the most outstanding scenic features of Utah's Colorado Riverway, as the rock pinnacles soar above a maze of red and pink hued canyon, and overlook the Colorado River, Onion Creek, and the famous rock "Priest & Nuns" to the south.

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Girl On A Hike
April 15, 2021
Moab

Hiking Mary Jane Slot Canyon, Moab

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Hiking Mary Jane Slot Canyon, Moab

Mary Jane Slot Canyon is one of Moab's hidden gems - the "trail" is a creek the entire way, which leads to a 30 ft waterfall. This is a great trail to do when Moab is too hot, and you, the dogs, or kids need to cool off. The canyon walls get higher as you hike further into the canyon, and eventually will reach upwards of 100 ft! There are several side canyons that allow for exploring tighter slot canyons.

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Girl On A Hike
April 12, 2021
Southern Utah

Hiking to The Nautilus

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Hiking to The Nautilus

The Nautilus is a delicate and beautiful rock formation made of wind and water eroded sandstone, at the edge of a small ravine near the Paria River, a mere 9 miles Northeast of The Wave. The Nautilus is an outcrop of a soft, thin-layered rock with a rippled surface texture, with the formation of a corkscrew-like gully. It's reminiscent of a conch shell, hence the term nautilus.

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Girl On A Hike
March 8, 2021
Southern Utah

Hike to Paul Bunyan’s Woodpile, Utah

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Hike to Paul Bunyan's Woodpile, Utah

Hike to Paul Bunyan's Woodpile, Utah

Paul Bunyan's Woodpile is an interesting geological feature in Central Utah, that looks like a "woodpile" of logs left behind by the giant lumberjack of American & Canadian Folklore. Really the woodpile is a cluster of lava rocks formed about 30 million years ago; the logs were then formed into orderly columns.

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Girl On A Hike
December 2, 2020
Southern Utah

Exploring White Pocket, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument

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Hiking to Smith Lake via Angel Lake Trail, Nevada

White Pocket is a beautiful area for outdoor lovers in search of Navajo Sandstone, including domes, hoodoos, potholes, and more. It's located in a 20 by 20 mile zone, within the Paria Plateau and Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. Hiking around and exploring White Pocket is easy - it's the drive that is the hard part. 
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Girl On A Hike
October 27, 2020
Southern Utah

The Ultimate Guide – Dog Friendly Hikes in Escalante, Utah!

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The Ultimate Guide - Dog Friendly Hikes in Escalante, Utah!

It's here - the Ultimate Guide for dog friendly hikes in Escalante, Utah! 

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Girl On A Hike
October 19, 2020
Moab

Hiking to the Portal Overlook, Moab

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Hiking to the Portal Overlook, Moab The Portal Overlook is a great overview looking down to Moab, UT as well as the LaSal Mountains and Colorado River. It's a perfect sunrise hike or good trail when you need something short with a great reward! This isn't a trail you want to do middle of summer - zero shade and water, plus lots of bikers, along with the desert heat will make this miserable and can potentially burn dogs paws. The best time to hike this is in Spring or late Fall when the temps have cooled off. Winter would be okay too, just bring microspikes. While this trail is short, I still carried 2 liters of water for just me and Charlie and we both drank it all. You'll definitely get a workout in as this climbs 800 ft to the overlook.

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Girl On A Hike
October 16, 2020
Moab

Hiking to Mt.Tomasaki, LaSal Mountains

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Hiking to Mt.Tomasaki, LaSal Mountains Mt.Tomasaki (12,239 ft) is a peak in the LaSal Mountains, and one of seven "12ers" in the range. The LaSal Mountains are the 2nd highest mountain range in Utah, behind the Uinta Mountains.

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Girl On A Hike
October 13, 2020
Central Utah

Hiking to Mt.Belknap, Tushar Mountains

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Hiking to Mt.Belknap Tushar Mountains, Utah

Hiking to Mt.Belknap (12,137 ft) is located in the Tushar Mountains, about 4 hours south of SLC, and is one of the taller mountains in the range. 

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Girl On A Hike
June 30, 2020
Moab

Hiking to Haystack Mountain, LaSal Mountains

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Hiking to Haystack Mountain, LaSal Mountains

 

Haystack Mountain (11,641 ft) is a prominent peak in the LaSal Mountain range just outside of Moab, UT. The LaSal Mountains are the 2nd highest mountain range in Utah, behind the Uinta Mountains.

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Girl On A Hike
June 14, 2020
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