The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
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tan Most of them can Ice reached
ether by the Short Line or Rio Grande
railroads.
some of them are Off the railroads
entirely. but on stage lines. A stage
oflFes by the way. is very pleasant
part OF summer outing. 4 srea-
many people prefer 10 take wagon trips
through the country. Horses. wagons
and camping outfits can be nTed al
reasonable sums. If one does not ear g
10 keep them the whole time "a driver
can be hired 10 take party 90 their
camping ground and then return I-r
them M a stated time.
The whole distance from salt LAX
10 Park City, up through Farley S
canyon. is "a succession of pretty SUM
ner resorts, picnic. fishing and camp
ing grounds. PLaroah's Glen. So
called from the profile OF Pharoan. ten
miles out or salt Lake, is lle uTs-
point of interest. Tine beautiful silver
Shower falls are iu the vicinity which
s. run OF cool. coy hooks Alpine ~ t-ES
and climbs and natural SPRINGS. Lite. g
is dining room Tor Lnore WHO '-iF
10 stop only for q day and cool stone
cottages for resJrteTs.
Where Nature is Lavish.
Three miles beyond is the old ARM
chair, near Dragons Head, lu tie
midst Of wild. rugged scenery Here
there is fine stream of cold water
and q beautiful grove OF 0lrcL, maple
pine and quaEiug asp There is sport
for the fisherman and hunter. Tents,
guides and saddle horses can be rent-
ed.
Mountain Dell, Felrs resort. Half
way house and Barclay are pretty
camping and picnic grounds within
sixteen miles OF salt Lake. At telLs
are cottages and a dancing pavilion.
Halfway house has limited hotel aC-
81 r. .Fr.
make the trip up into Lambs canyon
and Summit. AT G0EOTZa. twenty
four miles from Salt Lake. one leaves
the train for East Canyon creek,
wei known fishing place.
Start From Park City.
AT Park City, the famous gold, silver
ana lead mining camp. the tourist can
take the stage for Heber and Brighton.
There is a good bicycle road between
here and Heber. Brighton is on Silver
lake ten miles from Park City Near
ii are Lake Mary Silver Lake and
Lake Blanche. Here are cottages and
"a good hotel il is one of the most
popular resorts FOR residents of salt
Lake. The time can be spent i'm fish
ing, hunting, boating, mountain climb
ys1ugi at0Ot or with horses or burr1S.
I'm the evening are dancing parties,
bonfires and corn rOasts. IL is quite q
1ayOrite outing place for parties of
young ladies who rent a cottage Cor
O. few weeks, and then, with a Cnap5r-
ou 20 look after tbem, enjoy a free and
easy life. They lake turns OF draw
lots 30 see who viii do the homework
and cooking, such as it is.
TO the southwark of Salt Lake is
American Fork canyon. whose mourn
Is about five miles above the village
of American fork, ON the main line Of
the Rio Grande and the Southern Pa
frI Fr|
widest ana most rugged mountain
scenery of any I'm TIE state. Convey
auces can be hired an American Fork
and there are lnnumeIable fishing ana
camping grounds scattered along the
canyon.
Charms OF Provo Canyon.
Below American Fork is Provo, at
the opening of the beautiful Provo
canyon, through which a branch of The
Rio Grande follows the Windings of the
Provo river up TO Heber, opposite
Park City and Brighton, This canyon
is considered the most beautiful one in
UtaE. containing shady dellss "a stream
Astounding in mountain trout and ideal
camping out places carter $. elsut
miles from Provo, and nIty-Jlrea miles
from salt Lake, has a hotel which IS
famous for its trout dinners IT. is Q
quiet, shady spot ON the Provo river.
Three miles above CaELer's, i'm the
Bridal Vel falls. Here is a family no.
tel with home style meals. There are
tents for campers iH the vicinity. A
short distance beyond are the Upper
Falls.
The Forks. dfty-seyeu miles from
Utah, is the most popular resort su
the canyon. Here are tents teams ana
boats to rent, a dance hau, baseball
diamond. tennis courts and a fishing
Where Dame Nature Cooks.
Midway, the terminus of the railway.
ts where the famous hot pots nat
ural craters OF boiling WateT-are To-
mud and water baths OF an lempeIa-
lures and a dance hall. Heber three
miles away, is pretty little village
located in the HeDer valley. Tt Is ON
! the way 70 Strawberry and Duchesne
valleys.
Spanish Fork canyon Is further down
the main line or the Ell0 GraL4e- At
So not go well known as some OF the
other canyons, but quite popular as a
camping place. III is chiefly noted FOR
ghe famous Castillo Springs sixty
miles from Salt Lake City. Here is a
good hotel and baths of every sort
Imaginable, warranted TO cure many
diseases. The swimming pool at cas-
tilla has been OVerEauleo In the last
few weeks and is now ln fine condition
Nearby are Diamond and Neb0 creeks
reached by pleasant mountain drives.
Recalls the Holy Land
Utah lake. on the main line Of the
Rio Grande is "a fresh water lake,
which has been Ekeued 60 the Sea of
TIberias i'm the holy Land. as the Great
Salu lake is considered the counterpart
of the Dead sea- The river Jordan
nows from Utah lake through the beau
tEul Jordan valley down 10 salt Lake.
G8neVa IS the principal resort ON the
like Here one can 20 yachting and
bass fishing. There is a good hotel here
and a large dancing pavilion
SpriugVilIe, on the main line Of the
Rio Grande. Is where the resorJer
leaves the train TO so TO the duck
camp" or club ON Spring creek AT
SpringviIe one can procure "a carriage
for HObble creek. where a number of
salt Lake residents camp out every
summer.
What Ogden Has to OHer.
Ogden canyon, four or FIVE miles
above the city of Ogden. is a fay0lite
resort for Salt Lake and ogden people.
Carriages of all descriptions and with
out number are waiting near the depot
az Ogden so take the Fesorters up
through the canyon. The road is me
one. and I'm excellent condition this
year. lit is sprinkled twice q day. If
one has an automobile or a bicycle, 1t
ls much pleasauJeF TO go that way
The road winds along the pretty little
ogden river Ina the canyon are tu0
resorts, "Bily" Wilson's Hermitage