Walking Arizona

Pioneer-reinforced remains of treacherous Mormon Wagon Road on the Lees Backbone Mesa flickr In a previous post , I talked about the locat...

What would it have been like to travel from Utah to Arizona in the late 1800s? What if your destination was one of the four small Little Col...

Remains of the historic Mormon Wagon Road (Honeymoon Trail) on a steep rocky ascent. flickr Dangerous wagon road used a century ago to arr...

If you know what to look for, aerial views of Northern Arizona still show the old wagon roads winding along the edges of the valleys. Many o...

On the 24 th of July, 1847 the main body of the pioneers entered the Salt Lake Valley. As stated by President J. Reuben Clark in his addres...

Please take time this glorious 24 th of July to remember our pioneer heritage. Whether you have a holiday or another day at work, you can t...

Marble Canyon from New York Public Library Traveling from Utah to the Northern Arizona Mormon colonies was more than an adventure. Of the fe...