Fox Point at Redstone Park City

... they promise that there is about a year's worth of great bouldering routes.<br>Wow! Nathan and his friends not only brought us to an amazing bouldering area that we would never have gone to on our own, but they practically gave us a guided tour, going from area to area with us and pointing out the best routes and ways to go about them, all on delicious sandstone that really sticks to your fingers. As ...

We were went out for our Camfel tour on Monday. We have 2 1/2 days to make it to Illinoise for our first show. Here goes road tripping across the country!<br><br>We have loved it. The first night we stayed in Manti, Utah. Expedia found a shady motel way too far off the route. They were closed when we arrived, but on the office door was ...

... background, take care of your brother and sister...and be nice to them both, have a great career so that you can take care of your parents once they get old, etc. :) I said my goodbyes to the rest, leaving me, my sister, my mother, and uncle to experience a journey of a lifetime...or two.<br><br>The bus approached at 7 AM. I felt exhausted from barely getting any sleep the night before, so I wanted to sleep already by the time I was inside the bus! However ...

... don&#8217;t miss my video from the coaster; I was afraid I might lose my camera trying to take it!<br><br> <br> In addition to the slide and coaster, the base area also has a carousel and trampolines for kids, mini-golf, mountain bike rentals, scenic rides and hikes ...

... need to go down for the next 8 miles, my hands and feet were going numb but the construction required that we get off the bikes and walk them around some of the more intense areas. The rain is still coming down and the temperature is in the 40's, a far cry from Florida we are also still above 6,000 feet. Well tomorrow is another climbing day I just hope that it is dry!

So i went and rode ATV's in the sand dunes of Utah, a place called little sahara, about an hour and a half from salt lake or so, professionals go here, and this was my first time going to go ride in sand... it was crazy!! had a blast though, and i did well for my first time, at least i think so... I edited and made a cool movie out of the video's i took, so enjoy the videos and photos!

... Although I don't plan on living Utah again after I leave for the final time, which I know I will stick to even though people say "well you never know..." (dad!) I do have a great appreciation for this state and hope people can understand and appreciate this place I consider to be underrated as a tourist destination. I also hope for this blog as that people can experience my travels through my eyes and get some good insight on those places. Enjoy!

... out in the lounge by the fireplace!!! Next day I broke in some new Tevas (my first pair) and got one of the worst sunburns of my life. 1 week later my shoulders are still red and slightly painful. As for my sandals....well I think I will open up a leather shop with the skin that has come off my feet. A quiet night was instore after that and we sat down with some maps and talked about Moab. Tomorrow.

... the bed of the truck. Moab is nationally known for its mountain bike trails and I was not about to pass up this opportunity. So, I drove off to test my skills at Slickrock Trail. Slickrock Trail is labeled with the second most difficult rating for mountain bike trails in Utah. My legs burned, my heart pounded, and my adrenaline kept me pumping forward. Up the big smooth rock and then down the other side. The rocks were getting bigger as the scenery became more awe inspiring ...