Yes, the weather has finally improved and more and more trails are becoming accessible. Anyone up for a hike next weekend or the weekend after that? Open to all level of hikers; beginners and experienced. Let's go experience nature. Anywhere from Provo to Ogden to Tooele.
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Would be fun if we lived closer.
Not that far away Jeepers! 
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I'm always down for hiking and looking for fun friends to go with.
ILLUSTRATOR wrote:
Been a while since I've gone on a nice, refreshing hike. Used to do it all the time in Colorado. I'm not familiar with the best trails in Utah, so I just don't go. My faves are secluded areas because mountain air always makes me so horny.
Oh my. We need to break that Cherry!
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We enjoy hiking. Meeting new horny friends. We have irregular schedules. But if we are free, we would like to go.
I'd love to go with you all!
Thanks for the suggestions on hikes. A few I hadn't heard about.
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Sounds like it could lend a whole new meaning to the word Trailhead?
not today yuck
I would love to hit up a group hike…...
356KINKY wrote:sounds like a great hike!!!
If you are ever on the Adams Canyon trail hit us up. We can walk back to our place for some post hiking fun
I hike adams a couple times a year. Its a very nice and easy hike. Miss the old water fall though, it was great.
365kinky, we live in Farmington, and would like to try the Adams Canyon hike. Please do let us know next time you go.
60 degrees next weekend. Good weather for a hike if anyone is interested.......
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I've been up Waterfall Canyon a bunch of times and I find it to be a fairly easy hike. I don't take my dogs, because the loose rocks will cut up their pads, but for people it is simple.
Adams Canyon in Kaysville is my favorite around here, it is a little more difficult, but still not killer. I took my entire family up there last summer and aside from the sand switch backs at the beginning my 3 year old hiked 99% of it. He is a trooper compared to a lot of kids though.
What part of Colorado did you live in? I lived in the Springs, didn't do as much hiking as I wanted there, but I still got out to a few areas
Adams Canyon in Kaysville is my favorite around here, it is a little more difficult, but still not killer. I took my entire family up there last summer and aside from the sand switch backs at the beginning my 3 year old hiked 99% of it. He is a trooper compared to a lot of kids though.
What part of Colorado did you live in? I lived in the Springs, didn't do as much hiking as I wanted there, but I still got out to a few areas
Would love to do some hiking and overnight camping. Dennis 8018886845
Let's. Do. It.
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A great hike is up to Diamond Fork/Fifth Water hot springs, up Spanish Fork canyon. Best to go while school is still going. Go on a week day. Spring and Fall are the best times, especially Fall. Beautiful setting. We generally go nude in the pools, unless there are young (high school or younger) kids. College or older, we just ask if they would be offended. They gladly say "no problem" and most often do the same. Google it. There's a lot of info.
60+ this Saturday. Who is up for a short/long hike? Fifth Water would be awesome to hit.
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Is there any place by Redd Butte Gardens to hike and get naked? We were thinking next week on Friday checking it out
There are plenty of places!! Let's talk for Saturday afternoon.
IN2LOVE wrote:
Is there any place by Redd Butte Gardens to hike and get naked? We were thinking next week on Friday checking it out
Anyone interested in doing Elephant Rock in Bountiful this afternoon starting at 1PM? If so, message me. mavenx hotmail
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Get the app "Allhike". We found a number great hikes and hiked one called Hidden Falls yesterday.
Get the app "Alltrails". We found a number great hikes and hiked one called Hidden Falls yesterday.
Saturday, April 23rd. Anyone have any hiking plans? Open to ideas. Should be great weather.
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