On a motorhome trip returning from Colorado, Ryan and I wanted to tag one of the Utah
county highpoints to add to our collection. With his 7yr-old sister in tow, we had to
find something easy. Wasatch County fit the bill. The highpoint is on the west side
of Murdock Mountain at the 10,840-foot level about half a mile from the road,
a fairly easy cross-country jaunt. Even Jackie could do it. And despite our
lack of a GPS to verify the location, we managed to find several of the handful of
cairns that have been built on the hillside to commemorate the nebulous
location. On our way back down the road we stopped at the Provo River Falls
which turned out to be a nice scenic stop.
Ryan went in the river looking for fish, but came up emptyhanded.
the road,
a fairly 
easy cross-country jaunt. Even Jackie could do it. And despite our
lack of a GPS to verify the location, we managed to find several of the handful of
cairns that have been built on the hillside to commemorate the nebulous
location. On our way back down the road we stopped at the 
Provo River Falls
which turned out to be a nice scenic stop.
Ryan went 
in the river looking for fish, but came up emptyhanded.