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We are going to St. George Utah for vacation May 17-25. We plan on going to Zion, Brice, Cedar Breaks, North Rim may be, and what ever. Any locals know of things to see or do in the area? Mostly we plan on riding,eating,resting and repeat. Thanks Rod
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DanJ and I got together yesterday to exchange our Guardian Bell (Don, they're great looking!!) and had a bite of lunch together (thanks Dan for the burger) and just talked about life and how great our 1st Gens are. So, does this mean we've had the first Utah meet and eat? How about it Utahns, are there enough of us interested in getting together occasionally to eat and enjoy the great company?
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Midrsv Curious as to if you are still planning a ride through the National Parks in Utah this year. Depending on work schedules, I would love to try to hook up with you. Dave:cool10:
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The wife and I have a loooonnnnngg run planned late June. Salt Lake City to Roanoke and back. 3 weeks riding. My idea of a great time. Now... we need guidance. Out of Utah, down through Southern Utah, through south Colorado and then south down to Hyw 40 is pretty much planned. The rest... we have no clue. We just need to be in the Roanoke area in 5 - 6 days. We're open for input. Thanks bob & Lisa
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Last night, one of our local Utah news stations featured a story about a family in a neighboring city who has put together the mother of all Christmas light shows. I thought that I had seen a pretty good one on the internet a couple of years ago, but seriously you have got to see this one. Since you’re probably too busy, to come out to this neck of the woods, it’s creator was kind enough to put his entire light show on-line to share with us. http://www.holdman.com/christmas/video.asp Enjoy! Pete.
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I am beginning to plan our next big ride for next year and we think Utah will be the destination. There will probably be 3 to 5 bikes with 6 to 9 people. Those of us that choose to ride from KY will meet those that want to fly in Las Vegas. From there we'll head to Utah. At a minimum we will want to visit Bryce Canyon, Zion and Arches national parks. Is it possible to visit these locations out of a central location or will we need to ride some type of loop? We would like to stay a few of days in one place if possible instead of changing hotels daily. Is there a location that we could stay for a couple of days and take in Zion and Bryce and then move to Moab for a couple of days to take in Arches? I've put together a loop route but, since we are not familiar with the area, I am concerned we may need to overnight in some pretty desolate areas which may not have hotels. Therefore, I am seeking advice on how best to see Utah. How many days should we need? Any recommendations on lodging, sites, etc. We'll most likely visit in late May or early June. Thanks, Dennis
