Logan Canyon Wind Cave Trail

Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Utah

Road Trip adventure day 1. After a drive to Logan Utah and the home of ULA backpacks I got a phenomenal fitting custom made pack on the spot. Then it was out to Logan Canyon for a hike to get the 7 hour drive out of my legs. With lots of cloud cover and intermittent rain I went up trail 32 to the wind caves. There were some small ones and then one big cavern with holes in the roof that I climbed all over. The wind must really howl down the canyon to create these. Only 2 others on the trail and they were headed down as I was climbing up.

After the hike I found the campsite that was recommended by the forest service I met as I first entered the canyon. Set up my tent and cooked dinner in what was a great spot next to the Logan river for the night. It was easy to fall asleep with the gurgling of the river close by. Nice to get the North Face tent in use as it has been ignored for several years as I used my other tents on my adventures.