Capitol Reef National Park: Pleasant Creek
Pass through sunburnt red canyons and cliffs marked with ancient petroglyphs en route to a secret swim- ming hole on this isolated 6-mile out-and-back.
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Capitol Reef National Park: Meeks MesaThis 8-mile out-and-back follows old cattle trails to mesa views and isolated campsites just outside Capitol Reef. Capitol Reef National Park: Pleasant CreekPass through sunburnt red canyons and cliffs marked with ancient petroglyphs en route to a secret swim- ming hole on this isolated 6-mile out-and-back. Capitol Reef National Park: Chimney Rock to Fremont RiverPinched slot canyons, neck-craning cliffs and cottonwood groves highlight this strenuous 9.9-mile shuttle hike in Utah's redrock country. |
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May Close-to-Home HikesOur map team has been hard at work plotting the coolest hikes. Check out May's selections here. From the Grand Canyon to Canyonlands: Hiking At The Speed Of SoundSeven national parks in 7 days--starring a ragtop, Red Bull, and one scary rabbit. Winter Utah: Canyon SolitudeThink slickrock in July and your throat clenches, your skin shrivels, and parched bones rattle in your subconscious. But in winter, the snow sends the tourists and dry desert demons packing, and the frosted wonderland is all yours. |
Editors' Choice Gold 2010 Videos: Evernew Titanium Non-Stick CookwareThese perfect pots have stood the test of time and earned our coveted Editors' Choice Gold Award. |
Editors' Choice 2010: Climbing the MonchBACKPACKER editors cap their Swiss gear-testing trip with a climb of the 13,474-foot Monch. |
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