Re: Morgan Lake/Pine Creek?
Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2015 10:22 pm
Whats up with the page formatting, things are overlapping?
I cleared my cookie setting but its still happening.
if one of the administrators will send me a email address I will
send a screen capture.
Thanks for all the replies.
I think Rock Creek/ Mosquito flat will be my best bet.
However there will be a slight change in plans, my hiking buddy will be my grandson, 7yrs old.
I am thinking for this hike I will need a destination within 2mi. of the trailhead.
Does anyone have any advice regarding a decent location where fish have been caught in the past?
Any images to share, would you consider this a kid friendly area for a first real back pack?
We have done yard camping but this is the year to make the transition.
Day hiking of 1-1.5 mi. is easy enough to keep his interest but I still think 2mi.
is plenty, close but far enough. Also far enough for me to pack some cans
soda, and cookies for the 1st. trip.
Are there any spots for a open fire considering last years restrictions?
Bears/Bear Cans?
On first trips in UT. I would let the kids stay up as long as they liked
and burn marshmallows and hot dogs, drink soda and Punch etc.
Now its the grandsons turn.
Guess you can skip the images I found a bunch on google.
Well maybe if you have a special one to share?
I cleared my cookie setting but its still happening.
if one of the administrators will send me a email address I will
send a screen capture.
Thanks for all the replies.
I think Rock Creek/ Mosquito flat will be my best bet.
However there will be a slight change in plans, my hiking buddy will be my grandson, 7yrs old.
I am thinking for this hike I will need a destination within 2mi. of the trailhead.
Does anyone have any advice regarding a decent location where fish have been caught in the past?
Any images to share, would you consider this a kid friendly area for a first real back pack?
We have done yard camping but this is the year to make the transition.
Day hiking of 1-1.5 mi. is easy enough to keep his interest but I still think 2mi.
is plenty, close but far enough. Also far enough for me to pack some cans
soda, and cookies for the 1st. trip.
Are there any spots for a open fire considering last years restrictions?
Bears/Bear Cans?
On first trips in UT. I would let the kids stay up as long as they liked
and burn marshmallows and hot dogs, drink soda and Punch etc.
Now its the grandsons turn.
Guess you can skip the images I found a bunch on google.
Well maybe if you have a special one to share?