Fishing in Utah’s Dixie
By Hartt Wixom Here’s One Way to Get the Kids Off the Couch! The Dixie region has many waters helpful to young anglers trying to learn the ropes. Several of the best are the Tawa ponds along Snow Canyon Parkway … Continued
Monthly Archives: April 2016
Be Ready for the “Magic Moments” When Photographing National Parks
By Hartt Wixom I must have visited Zion National Park a good dozen times. But this day was special, even magic. Rain had subsided reluctantly and lingering fog mists shrouded nearby peaks all the way from Springdale to Sinewava. Apparently, … Continued
Sedona, Arizona
By Hartt Wixom I think Sedona, Ariz. is incredibly beautiful. Obviously, so do a lot of other people . . . I’d long read about the place. I had to visit. But I could quickly see that both city and … Continued
To RV or Not to RV: That is Definitely NOT the Question!
The Question Is: Which One? This Year, Camp in Style and Comfort! You’ve reached that point in your life where pitching a tent just doesn’t have the same appeal that it used to. You love to camp, but you want … Continued
There’s Something About the Road Less Traveled
By Hartt Wixom I have this thing for lonely roads. Some lead…to lonely towns. Towns in Utah like Goshen, Eureka, Callao. Goshen I’ve gotten to know traveling to a son’s home in Saratoga Springs on a back road from Mona. … Continued
Along the Navajo Trial
[fusion_text] By Hartt Wixom One of the outstanding outdoor scenes in western travel has to be Monument Valley Navajo Trial Park on the Utah-Arizona border. That is one reason why Hollywood fell in love with it. Film maker John Ford … Continued
Wheel Chair Accessible Travel Trailers Are Here! Introducing the Harbor View
Here at Nielsen RV, we believe camping should be available to everyone. For those of us that rely on special help for mobility, our options for RVing are limited. Luckily, there is an RV that stands above the rest when it come … Continued
“Jarbidge, Nevada? Never Heard of It”
By Hartt Wixom I love the isolated village of Jarbidge, Nevada. No one I’ve talked with has ever heard of it. So much to the good. Quaint little one-time gold mining town, yet never ghosted. It is still very much alive … Continued
Hole-in-the-Rock
By Hartt Wixom Recently I traveled with Duane Woodward, Washington, in his “Rhino” to Hole in the Rock. It was here that dozens of Utah pioneers did what many considered impossible. According to the History of Grand County, they lowered … Continued