Ben: With each balmy day that passed in the canyon the skiing became progressively worse. Lucky for us all national parks were free over the weekend so we had easy access to Bryce Canyon. The canyon was a total muddy mess, with the last of the snow desperately hanging on only to have swarms […]
Wide-eyed moon, warm chill Stars dance over rock sculpture Star trails take patience.
The winter festival at Bryce Canyon has become something of a tradition for us, and every year holds something new. We’ve seen both sunshine and a blizzard, gorgeous skiing and dry enough to hike. This year the weather forecast looked pretty bleak for a team of people hoping to got out on nordic skis. As […]
Winter sits heavy at our house. We frequently rise, exercise, leave the house and eventually return to it in darkness, the hazy daylight hours spent behind the artificial glow of a pair of monitors that obscures our vision from almost anything else. All week I imagine the adventures that Saturday might hold, but by the time the […]
Last year Bree found that Ruby’s Inn at Bryce Canyon holds a winter festival every year. We attended last year and got completely hooked. Unfortunately, this year has been very lacking in terms of snow, but there was at least enough to ski on. [split_gallery show=”3″] One of the bright sides of there being little […]
We just so happened to be in Logan tonight. Since we had two or three hours to kill, we brought our skis to give Green Canyon a try. Green Canyon is located just north of the Utah State campus, and is one of the few groomed trails accessible immediately from Logan. The canyon had just […]