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Tag Archives: Coyote Gulch
Up Coyote Gulch: In Through the Crack in the Wall and Out the Scary “Sneaker Route”
I’m clinging to a sandstone fin, a hundred feet above Coyote Gulch. Stuck. Can’t go up, can’t go down, should be able to creep sideways, but that would involve looking down, and I don’t think that’s a good idea. Well. … Continue reading
Countdown to the the Solstice
The dark, cold, windy days of November and December are hard to love. I crave the light, and these days that keep getting shorter and shorter are a true test of my resolve to live in the moment. I count … Continue reading
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Tagged Coyote Gulch, Grand Gulch, Montana, Utah, Winter doldrums, Winter Solstice
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Coyote Gulch: Truly memorable.
Coyote Gulch, near Escalante, Utah. A stunning 4 day backpack that Bill and I took in May, 2007. We started at the Hurricane Wash trailhead, and hiked in about 5 miles to our first camp, near the confluence with Coyote Gulch. … Continue reading