If you need any inspiration to visit national parks this summer, take a look at these winning photographs in the 2015 Share the Experience contest sponsored in part by the National Park Foundation. Many feature public lands in the West, making them a close-to-home destination. First prize and $10,000 went to Yang Lu of […]
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Geocaching Utah’s state parks
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Have you ever wondered where butterflies go after summer is over? As summer moves into autumn, a few types of butterflies migrate, but most are permanent residents. Interestingly enough, they don’t go anywhere. When you don’t see adult butterflies on the wing, it just means they’re going through another life stage: egg, larva (caterpillar), and
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Treasure is the stuff of legends, and hunts for treasure are the stuff of adventure and discovery in Geocaching. In Pagosa Springs Country, there is the legend of Treasure Mountain—millions in gold were supposedly buried by 300 Frenchmen under the rocks of the San Juan Mountains. Only one man allegedly made it back to
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I have ridden a bicycle since I was 3 years old and I never tire of riding into new and old areas. Just the wind on my face clears out the cobwebs in my brain and makes me feel more alive. Enjoy these five fabulous biking trails in the southwest. I know there are more,
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According to National Audubon Society, the Mexican Spotted Owl is the rarest owl in the United States. Though its range stretches from Mexico north through Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado, the bird is highly localized within that territory. It favors cool, shaded canyons tucked among the hot, dry slopes of desert mountains. The owl
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