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Exploring Utah’s Sun Tunnels & Salt Flats

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Exploring Utah's Sun Tunnels, Utah Sun Tunnels, Nancy Holt Sun Tunnels

Visiting the Sun Tunnels in Utah – A Solar & Stargazing Sculpture by Nancy Holt

Tucked away in the remote desert of northwest Utah, the Sun Tunnels are a stunning example of land art created by artist Nancy Holt in 1976. Designed to align with the sunrise and sunset during the solstices, this large-scale sculpture also invites visitors to connect with the stars, light, and landscape in a truly unique way.

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Girl On A Hike
December 27, 2017
Western Utah

Hiking to Ibapah Peak, Deep Creek Mountains

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Hiking Ibapah Peak, Deep Creek Mountains, Utah

Ibapah Peak is the tallest point in the Deep Creek Mountains and Juab County, at 12,087 ft. Getting to to the trail head is a long drive, since it's about a 4 hour drive from SLC.

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November 4, 2015
Western Utah

Hiking to Rishel Peak

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Rishel Peak

Rishel Peak (6,196 ft) is a fin-like peak created by volcanic activity, and is located in Utah's West Desert in the Silver Island Mountains. There is no trail, no shade, no water, and no true parking area or signs. Be aware that you MUST have a high clearance or 4X4 car to drive out here, and be prepared for flat tires from old mining nails still scattered about.The best time of year to hike this peak is in Spring or Fall when the temperatures are not as hot. Because this area is BLM Land, you can camp for free anywhere. However, there are no established camping areas, and Leave No Trace principles apply.

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November 3, 2015
Western Utah

Hiking to Cobb Peak

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Hiking Cobb Peak in the Silver Island Mountains: What to Know Before You Go

Cobb Peak (7,021 ft), located in the Silver Island Mountains of Utah, is one of the toughest and most rugged peaks I've attempted—and honestly, not one I’d rush to do again. If you're planning on hiking Cobb Peak, here’s what you need to know to prepare for a steep, exposed, and route-finding-heavy adventure.

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Girl On A Hike
November 2, 2015
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