For Utahns and people around the United States — and, I suppose, the world — mountain biking the roughly 100-mile White Rim Trail loop along the confluence of the Green and Colorado rivers in Canyonlands National Park is life-altering.
Surrounded by wilderness and the awesome effect it has, especially when one can bicycle and camp in it over a two- to four-day period of time, is irreplaceable in today’s modern world.
Under President Trump’s acting director of the National Park Service, a memo to Utah park superintendents instructs them to “allow off-road vehicles to travel state and county roads,” which, according to The Salt Lake Tribune’s Sept.