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Summit42 · Joined: 03 Aug 2006 Posts: 1937 Location: 127.0.0.1

Our little family just returned from a memorable camping trip in the temple mountain area. Our nub Bowen really enjoyed his first camping trip, he especially liked Goblin Valley.

Camp in Wild Horse Creek.

Wild Horse Creek.

Lanik is 3 and he loves to jump.

The WSA sign at the mouth of Wild Horse Creek was there the first time we hiked down... but gone the second :frustrated: There were plenty of ATV driving up and down the wash. We saw a lot of Orv's going off trail in the Wild Horse Creek area.

We tried to hike Crack Canyon but the kids got a bit fussy before we got to the "crack" so we headed back to the car to have some lunch. My 3 year old is no Kessler but he can be a great hiker. He will hike much farther on a single track type trail than in a open wash :ne_nau: I am open to suggestions if anyone has any.

In and out of the wash over and over and over and over again.

Our last stop was Goblin Valley. Out of the dozens of times I have been there over the past 15 years I have never seen so many people.

We got home just in time to unpack then watch the Jazz... but that's another story. :frustrated:

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DirkHammergate · Joined: 15 Nov 2005 Posts: 1129 Location: Salt Lake City

Nice, I was thinking about heading down again this weekend but too much going on. How warm was it? Its been off and on warm up here depending on how much the sun breaks through.

Wasatch · Joined: 08 Mar 2005 Posts: 389 Location: Layton, UT

Nice pics, thanks for sharing. Put some blinders on him, lol

accadacca · Joined: 02 Dec 2004 Posts: 7093 Location: The Interwebs

Nice pix...and as for the Spazz. :frustrated:

Mtnman1830 · Joined: 28 Feb 2006 Posts: 1147

I was great to run into you. Imagine that. I was up there with the geocachers, and I thought you were one of them, or I would have been more social.

I wonder how many people take pictures of this tree.

Summit42 · Joined: 03 Aug 2006 Posts: 1937 Location: 127.0.0.1

DirkHammergate wrote: How warm was it?
It was perfect. Shorts and t-shirt in the day hoodie and pants at night.

accadacca wrote: ..and as for the Spazz. :frustrated:

The kid just wears himself out. He climbs and jumps off every rock within 100 yards of the campsite over and over. So when it comes time to go hiking he is pretty beat and grumpy. He fell asleep sitting up in his chair with a cookie in his mouth on friday. :roflol:

Mtnman1830 wrote: I was great to run into you. Imagine that. I was up there with the geocachers, and I thought you were one of them, or I would have been more social.

I was going to make a point to say from UUTAH but I was worried your UTAG buddies would beat me up.

Mtnman1830 wrote: I wonder how many people take pictures of this tree.
Tons! its a sweet tree.

accadacca · Joined: 02 Dec 2004 Posts: 7093 Location: The Interwebs

Summit42 wrote: accadacca wrote: ..and as for the Spazz. :frustrated: The kid just wears himself out. He climbs and jumps off every rock within 100 yards of the campsite over and over. So when it comes time to go hiking he is pretty beat and grumpy. He fell asleep sitting up in his chair with a cookie in his mouth on friday. :roflol:
I was talking about the Utah Spazz...but. :lol8:

Mtnman1830 · Joined: 28 Feb 2006 Posts: 1147

Summit42 wrote: Mtnman1830 wrote:
I was great to run into you. Imagine that. I was up there with the geocachers, and I thought you were one of them, or I would have been more social.

I was going to make a point to say from UUTAH but I was worried your UTAG buddies would beat me up.

There were two people that I know of that have had issues with this site - They weren't at the event. :D

davis_b_1 · Joined: 04 Feb 2006 Posts: 1284 Location: On www.bogley.com

Them are some nice pics looks like you had fun