One of the reasons that we like Wasatch Mountain State Park so much is that you are so close to Heber and Midway. We were able to sync up with some friend to grab some ice cream at feed a cow some carrots. Also recently I have taken a liking to fly fishing and was able to get out on the Provo River for a few hours. Didnt catch much but hey, lets just chock it up to the fact…
One night Ash and I were talking to Steven & Joan about the states license plates and the arch. As the discussion continued we all realized that non of us had ever been to Arches National Park and so we decided to plan a trip. We decided to stay right in the park at the only campground and I am really glad we did. From the moment you enter the park it will take your breath away. The best part about…
We have a big trip to Arches National Park coming up later this month and wanted to get the trailer out of winter storage and take it out one time before we made the trek south. We finished up the 2013 season at Antelope Island so why not start off 2014 at the same place. The weather was great the day we got there but on Sunday it was raining cats and dogs. Glad we at least got one great…
After scraping the trailer a few times last year we decided to get the “axle flip” mod done. I thought about doing this on my own but figured it was more than I wanted to bite off. They dont really flip the axle but they move the leaf springs from connecting under the axle to connection on top of the axle. This resulted in a 5 inch boost for us.
As the first season winds to a close we found ourselves yearning for one last trip. As the mountains are cold, we figured we cloud try out Antelope Island State Park. We decided to take the dogs with us and we headed north. Once we arrived we quickly got camp setup and started to explore the area. The dogs were acting a bit funny but we assumed that was probably because there were bison on the hill above our camp.