Not many things compare to the feeling of snuggling into a sleeping bag, instantly warming as it shielded me from the clean, crisp, desert air. After hours of driving to get to this magical place, I was finally able to pull the draw string on my mummy bag close around my face, just enough for my eyes to peer out and feast upon the mesmerizing … Continue reading The Squeeze-Hiking Through a Slot Canyon
On April 3, during spring break, I got the amazing opportunity to hike Angel’s Landing in Zion National Park. This was definitely on my bucket list, and I was excited to cross it off. Angel’s Landing is around 5 miles round trip, the first half of it being steep, but not unbearable. Once you hiked up the beautiful pathway to the Saddle, that’s when the … Continue reading Hike – Angel’s Landing
Note: At a recent NOJH event, “Try It Knight”, we were introduced to Mr. Wyatt Buttars, who was there raising awareness about his cause, and the amazing bike ride he was about to begin in support of that cause. We were intrigued, and invited Mr. Buttars back to our school for an interview. This is what we learned. Wyatt Buttars is a kind and thoughtful … Continue reading The Ride to END Child Slavery
Lone Peak is one of the most dramatic features in the Wasatch Range. And one of the most challenging and spectacular hikes. The peak is a sharp point set in a line of gray granite cliffs. Begin by finding the Jacob’s Ladder Trailhead along the unpaved Draper-Alpine road. From the bottom of the trail, you have a view of the valley and the Draper LDS … Continue reading Hike Lone Peak
Get everyone in the car and go see this area’s beautiful Christmas lights and holiday events! Ogden Christmas Village Ogden City puts up this magical village each year. Local businesses put together fun little displays to show their Christmas spirit. The kids love seeing the different ideas which range from Santa and his elves the nutcracker village to beautiful manger scenes. This is one of … Continue reading The Twinkling Lights of Christmas
