We are excited to explore the edge of the Wasatch Front. Yeah, we have traveled the length of the Front for decades, but since we live in southern Utah County, we will be less familiar with the Trail, its hidden gems, and its builders the further North we travel. We would love your input, so feel free to comment here: What should we see? What should we avoid? What topics should we discuss? Who should we have as guests?
Thanks for your help!
We love what you’re doing. Thanks for making the episodes and putting up signage. We live near Laurie Weisler in Springville and recently watched episode 4. In the film you mention the trail emptying onto the Stonebury Loop cul-de-sac and going through the neighborhood after leaving the wildlife area. Actually, if you look closely at the Utah County parcel map, it shows the trail going south of the homes on Stonebury Loop. There’s kind of a hidden alley back there between property owners’ back fences. My family has been using that section of the trail occasionally but it is becoming overgrown. If you could let people know the BST runs through there, the increased traffic will help keep the trail open and accessible. Thanks so much for all your efforts!
–The Koger family
Thanks for the info Lesa! You’re talking about where it follows the old ditch? I thought the east end of that has been blocked by someone’s yard.