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Why some people love, and others oppose, the new Cottonwood Canyon trailhead fees

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By Julie Jag Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
Suzanne Hill had fewer issues paying the new parking fee at the Lake Blanche trailhead in Big Cottonwood Canyon than she did finding the trail. On her first attempt, she hiked past it and followed a dirt path up a steep embankment instead. The skid back down left an angry road rash on her upper thigh. By comparison, using a QR code to pay for a parking permit was painless, the Florida woman said.
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Utah’s land trust sells ‘one of the crown jewels’ to DWR for wilderness preservation in $30M deal

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By Julie Jag Verified
| The Salt Lake Tribune Verified
When 8,000 acres owned by Utah’s Trust Lands Administration in Cinnamon Creek went up for auction in 2021, the state was caught off guard. The land was in the district of Rep. Casey Snider, R-Paradise, and as an avid outdoorsman, he knew its value as a public recreation area. So, he scrambled to find a way for the state to keep it out of developers’ hands, telling the then director of the Division of Wildlife Resources: “Go bid.
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Visitors to Utah’s national parks were asked to report anti-American signs.

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By Julie Jag Verified
| Times-Independent Verified
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