A little past Park City you can head to an annual Ice Castle formation at Soldier Hollow. Pretty busy, especially on the nights with an Ice Princess.
As the gateway from the South, Sardine Canyon brings those entering into Cache Valley a beautiful view.
Hey there Mr. Moon
Ok, it's not exactly the top. Funny thing about mountains, there's always something higher that you can't see. But it was time to turn back and I was getting higher than a lot of the other peaks so I'll count it for now. 5 hours up makes for a tiring climb.
I will say, I love this area. There's something about being up a mountain all alone. Surrounded by deep snow with only the wind to whisper to you.
Mountains to the east of Cache Valley. Stretching till they fall near Bear Lake.
Cache Valley for as far as you can see. Logan, located in the center of this image, contains the majority of it's population.
Clouds rolling over the top of the Wellsville Mountain Range which borders Cache Valley on the West side.
There's a public album on my Facebook page which has the vast majority. Have a look: https://www.facebook.com/tanrphoto
If you're wanting an image from the event without a water mark or in a large format, please feel free to contact me by leaving a message or using the contact form here. Or send my page on Facebook a message. I'll be sure to respond to you!
To catch the moon you have to climb through the clouds. Unfortunately I didn't catch the moon. But I did make it into the clouds. This is a ridge of the mountains to the east of Cache Valley. I don't mean to toot my own horn.. but I live in a beautiful place.
Next week I'll be posting some of the views from up there.