Outdoors
To say that finding the Arizona hot springs past Boulder is difficult might be the understatement of the century. It’s a pleasant hike with terrific views of canyons and the Colorado, but the National Park Service is wasting absolutely no signage on this hike. The biggest problem with this is that a lot of other [...]
If you’re like me, you love desert living but long for fall foliage like clockwork every year. While many people flock to Zion this time of year, far fewer continue on to Bryce Canyon National Park to the Northeast. In fact, Bryce is just one of many natural wonders along Utah’s Highway 12, a scenic [...]
We’ve been meaning to hike Sloan Canyon ever since reading Deborah Walls’ book, Base Camp Las Vegas. This hidden gem is actually closer than we thought, and has been called “Sistine Chapel of Native American rock art” due to it’s 300 rock art panels. Having seen many great petroglyphs at Valley of Fire, we decided to [...]
Tivoli Village is an odd bird. When it opened last year it seemed, like CityCenter before it, to be an immediate anachronism, a reminder of the go-go days of Las Vegas when someone actually thought opening a faux Italian village in Summerlin sounded like a good idea. However, improbably, unlike the many other prefab walkable [...]
We got the chance to escape for a few days during the Thanksgiving holiday, forgoing shopping madness for some quiet time in the mountains. I was looking to do some skiing, but also stay relatively close to minimize travel time. A quick check of ski resorts in Utah revealed that Snowbird expected to open on [...]
While the term “hike” may be a misnomer in describing thirty strangers walking single file, downhill through the desert, the night hikes at Spring Mountain Ranch are actually a lot of fun. On the hike you get to see the desert in a new way, spotting things you wouldn’t normally glimpse, like glow-in-the dark scorpions [...]
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