I hiked one of my favorite Logan Canyon trails this past weekend.
I like hiking the Crimson trail in the fall to see the changing of leaves, but now, I think spring may become my favorite time to hike it. There were so many flowers and I have never seen so much green!
A view of the Wind Caves across the way. See if you can spot it.
Looking toward the mouth of each canyon.
One of the first gifts Brian gave me was a drawing of me in this tree. This is me trying to recreate the pose ten years later!
Here's to many more happy trails this summer!
I like hiking the Crimson trail in the fall to see the changing of leaves, but now, I think spring may become my favorite time to hike it. There were so many flowers and I have never seen so much green!
A view of the Wind Caves across the way. See if you can spot it.
Looking toward the mouth of each canyon.
One of the first gifts Brian gave me was a drawing of me in this tree. This is me trying to recreate the pose ten years later!
Here's to many more happy trails this summer!
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It's not a difficult trail, but the bridge is currently out on both ends of the loop and there are quite a few long drops close to the trail if they are afraid of heights.
Maybe try the White Pine trail at Tony Grove. Or here is a website with lots of hikes in Logan Canyon. http://logancanyonhiking.com/tips.htm
Just click on the "trail area" below the title.
As a side note, we got an awesome package in the mail today...