just curious about how many salt lake hangers use this forum.
I myself live in south salt lake. for those who've never been to salt lake definitely worth checking out some trails here just for fun.
just curious about how many salt lake hangers use this forum.
I myself live in south salt lake. for those who've never been to salt lake definitely worth checking out some trails here just for fun.
In Sandy, but old, fat and don't get out much! Love the forum!
There’s a handful of us from Salt Lake valley herewelcome to the forum!
More like Hammock Lake City, know what I mean?
We out here, stealth camping, watching the canyons crowd with plebs.
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It's always good to see more Utahns around. I haven't hiked or camped around SLC, the crowds ("plebs") keep me away. For the most part I'm happy in the relative quiet of the Northern UT / Cache Valley area, but wouldn't mind branching out once in a while.
Hey Snooze, welcome to the site!
Tooele Valley here (Stansbury Park), so SLC adjacent. Utah is a GREAT place for hammock hanging, all the varied terrain and such. If I'm not in the mountains and desert out West, I frequent the Uintas, and the Highline Trail into the wilderness area in particular.
Love the Northern area too though, especially Logan Canyon, Tony Grove area, etc.
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Thats Awesome thanks for the Reply and the welcoming to the forum. We should all do a group hang somewhere if anyone is down that would be Cool.
I've had the Highline Trail on my bucket list for a few years now... are hammocks practical for the entire trail, or certain parts of it?Originally Posted by Crazytown3
I have done Kings Peak a couple of times and it is one of my all-time faves.
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that one I'm not sure about it would be good to find out myself.
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