Aspeb Grove Trail Part#2

I went on the trail once again with Ethan Shipp. We arrived there at about 8:15 a.m. and got back at about 3:30 p.m. I forgot my camera which has never happened with me lol. So we used two of his cameras and took pics and recorded videos. Once he sends them to me via e-mail or copies them onto a dics I will post them. They are awesome. Muita bonita!!

Aspen Grove Waterfalls

This is one of the waterfalls on the trail that I recorded. I am walking behind it and the volume of water that is shooting off the top is almost deafening and peaceful at the same time. Plus, my dumb friend Ethan ended the video that makes myself have this crazy look lol.

Aspen Grove Trail

I really want to hike to the top of this peak after what I had seen. This was my second time on this trail but I really was only planning on hiking to several waterfalls so I could donate plasma (that didn't happen) and I had to pick up my wife from work in the early afternoon. So, if Ethan shipp and I brought more water and some food with us and if I didn't have to be somewhere, we would've hiked to the top and seen more waterfalls. We didn't see the trail go to the left where we could've seen the lower waterfalls but we will next time and we also got to hike up quite a bit and see some of the most beautiful waterfalls I have seen and especially on this trail that almost gives myself the impression that I am hiking in the swiss alps. I enjoyed this one and I will hike to the top very soon.. maybe this saturday. Lol. This trail is located near Sundance, Utah and it is about 7 minutes past the parking area for Stewart Falls.

Wasatch Falls

This is a very beautiful waterfall that I recently found on my own in Willard Canyon. I had hiked up to this canyon with my cousin Aaron and his girlfriend, katy from Willard. You can see two waterfalls from 1-15 and that would be Willard Falls. However, only one of the two has any water flowing in it at this time of year and its not too great. Its not bad but further inspection of the canyon needed to happen. Especially since the creek was flowing at a rapid pace. I had managed to climb on the rocks and walk through the fairly fast creek to find a few new waterfalls. Two of which are nice. However, this one was the best one. The trailhead is located in Willard, Utah and the hike up to when you get into the canyon is pretty difficult. Because you are hiking uphill most of the way and exposure to the hot sun and dangers include: rattlesnakes and ticks in the bushes. I was lucky not to confront that. It takes about 40 minutes to get to the shady part which is entering the mouth of the canyon. The creek is cold but not too cold. As long as you don't wade in it too long.

Rainbow Falls

Here is the one in Ogden Canyon. Very easy. One has to park along the side of the road and not much else to it.

New Waterfalls

Here I am back again and I was thinking that I wouldn't be able to hike to any waterfalls but I managed to do so. I went hiking to a new one called Richards Hollow Waterfall. This one is located on the named waterfall trailhead about 45 minutes in. It is near the town of Hyrum, Utah in the canyon. It took me about 40 minutes to get to Hyrum, 15 minutes into the canyon and 25 minutes going on gravel for about 3 miles. It sucked but it was worth it. Going earlier is the best option to see it bigger but it wouldn't be more impressive now. It is unique and nice. It is fairly difficult mainly cause most of the hike is uphill and there is a switchback. I also went to one I have been to before called Rainbow Falls in Ogden Canyon. I drove there with Angel to take a few more pics of it and record it.