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Make a Quick Trip to Palisade this Fall • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Last spring, as I rested on my tailgate after a particularly challenging pedal in Fruita, Colorado’s 18 Road trail system, my riding partner looked up from her phone and said, “Did you know there’s a bunch of wineries just a few minutes away from here in Palisade?” Until that moment, I had assumed the area’s post-ride sustenance options were limited to microbrews and french fries. But with that one Google search, we discovered Palisade, an adorable little town just east of Fruita along Interstat
Make a Quick Trip to Palisade this Fall • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Last spring, as I rested on my tailgate after a particularly challenging pedal in Fruita, Colorado’s 18 Road trail system, my riding partner looked up from her phone and said, “Did you know there’s a bunch of wineries just a few minutes away from here in Palisade?” Until that moment, I had assumed the area’s post-ride sustenance options were limited to microbrews and french fries. But with that one Google search, we discovered Palisade, an adorable little town just east of Fruita along Interstat
Silver, Sweat, and Stories: Park City's Historic Mining Route • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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No doubt, the miners who built Park City would barely recognize it today. Since the silver boom that fueled the town’s economy from the 1880s until World War II, Park City has grown from a gritty mining camp into an internationally known resort community. But for those who have skied, pedaled, or hiked the hills there, it’s clear that the town’s mining past is still very much present. A few of the more visible relics from Park City’s mining era include the spindly Silver King Aerial Tram towers,
Behind the Oars with Utah River Guide Jacqueline Pollard • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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After 48 years running rivers, including 36 years as head of operations for Southern Utah’s Holiday River Expeditions, Tim Gaylord has a pretty strong sense of who belongs at the oars. Ask him about lead guide Jacqueline Pollard, and he does not hesitate. “Her enthusiasm, zest for life, and curiosity were apparent from the start,” Gaylord says. “And she’s also not afraid to do the dirty work. It’s been very fulfilling to watch her develop into the competent leader she is today.” Pollard signed o
Six Night Hikes in Utah • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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If the midsummer swelter has made you reluctantly hang up your hiking kicks until fall, it may be time to flip your schedule. Hitting the trail at night offers not only lower temperatures and thinner crowds but also the thrill of seeing what emerges after the sun goes down. A headlamp leading the way and the Milky Way overhead can make even your go-to routes feel brand new. But why stick to what you know? Here are a handful of routes particularly well suited to night exploration — just the excus
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