Bald Hills - Revision history

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	<googlemap lat="37.8683" lon="-113.204" zoom="10" controls="small">		<googlemap lat="37.8683" lon="-113.204" zoom="10" controls="small">
	37.8683, -113.204, ~~Eureka, UT~~		37.8683, -113.204, The Bald Hills
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	The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.		The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.
	The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore. Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the one can enjoye the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures.		The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore. Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the one can enjoye the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures.

			37.8683° -113.204° @5600'

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			<googlemap lat="37.8683" lon="-113.204" zoom="10" controls="small">
			37.8683, -113.204, Eureka, UT
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Mojav3 at 00:29, 18 April 2008

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	The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.		The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.
	The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore. Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the ~~kids enjoyed~~ the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures~~. While they were enjoying their activities, we enjoyed the peaceful surroundings and crisp fall evening air~~.		The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore. Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the one can enjoye the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures.

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	The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.		The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.
			The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore. Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the kids enjoyed the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures. While they were enjoying their activities, we enjoyed the peaceful surroundings and crisp fall evening air.
	~~We took the youngsters out for a day hike to get some of the wiggles out.~~ The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore.

	Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the kids enjoyed the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures. While they were enjoying their activities, we enjoyed the peaceful surroundings and crisp fall evening air.

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The Bald Hills lie northwest of Cedar City, Utah between Three Peaks and Lund. Access via the old Lund highway is possible. Look for gates along the south side of the road for trails leading into the Bald Hills. A high clearance vehicle is strongly recommended, and a good spare tire isn't a bad idea either. The roads are not steep, but they are very overgrown with brush and deeply rutted in some areas.

We took the youngsters out for a day hike to get some of the wiggles out. The Bald Hills are conveniently close to home, yet very untraveled, so we figured this was a good spot to explore.

Although these hills are only hills, and not particularly breathtaking, the kids enjoyed the vistas and finding raptor nests in the cliffs and bones from various desert creatures. While they were enjoying their activities, we enjoyed the peaceful surroundings and crisp fall evening air.