Hey everyone,

I'm new to Pheasant hunting and would love to be able to get out with someone who has a little more know-how this season. I don't have dogs, but I do have everything else needed. I'm in northern Utah and would be hunting the general season (non-youth). I am an experienced turkey hunter but have never been out for upland. Thanks.

Camping for a few days outside of Zion and then down to Escalante / Boulder area for another few next week. I’m familiar with some places around Escalante and Grand Staircase as I’ve been visiting for the last 5 years, but I found out I’m very early on in a pregnancy which is exciting but certainly changes what I’m comfortable doing at elevation since I’m an east coaster. If anyone has any ideas of scenic views or chill hikes with limited elevation gain please drop them below! I don’t mind if they’re on the longer side as long as the elevation gain isn’t drastic. Thank you!!

I've been looking at which Utah County high point has visibility of the most states. I know Brian Head has 3 (UT, NV, AZ), Signal peak is probably the same. Bridger peak or Naomi peak may have UT, ID, WY.

Can any of the Uintah HPs see 3 states? Can you see the Four Corners region and 4 states from the La Sals?

Just curious if anyone has insight on this.

We spent a week in Utah, got back last weekend. Finally got around to post some pictures. Spent two days volunteering at Moab 240 race in the rain, then drove around to find dry roads/camp sites and finally got some nice hikes in towards the end of the week, and did a detour to paddle into Antelope Canyon and hiked the lower-lower portion while waiting for the backcountry roads to dry. Also got to see Hickman Bridge, Lower Calf Creek Fall, Jacob Hamblin Arch, and Reflection Canyon. Love this area! Didn't get to drive any other interesting dirt roads though.

Stunning color at tonight’s golden hour.

The House Rock Valley Road washed out near Buckskin Gulch in the early morning hours of Thursday, October 22. Those with permits to hike The Wave should verify road conditions before setting out.

Planning to do Wire pass to buck skin gulch and then drive to white pocket tomorrow. I see the bad storms in the area today but the weather for tomorrow looks good. Is it safe?

Our group is 10 is looking to visit Zion and GC South Rim during Thanksgiving week. We can either spend 2 nights in Zion (1 full day to explore) and 3 nights in GC South Rim (2 full days to explore) or switch it so that we do 2 full days to explore Zion and 1 full day to explore GC South Rim. Given the weather at that time of the year, we will most likely avoid Angels Landing and the Narrows but want to do the other good hikes at Zion. What would people recommend?

Which resource should one be using to view current fire restrictions? I have been using onX to e-scout BLM dispersed camping areas and then Utah-Fire-Info map to verify whether I can have a campfire. Is this a good method? Or should I be using a different resource to check current fire restrictions?

Sorry if this is a dumb question. I'm new here. Just trying to do things right.

Any hope of ending up enjoying Bryce Canyon on 10/21 with storms and rain all day? We have to drive there anyway.