We have a fun weekend! Friday night we took the ATV up Pole Haven. It is one of my favorite rides in the area. Talan and I rode together. He likes to ride on the 4-wheelers, but he would rather ride with Jason because he thinks I go on the scary parts.
We all made it!
Talan thought he was going to take the Rhino for a spin.
This is my favorite part of the ride up Pole Haven. The view from up there is amazing. You can see the whole valley and we were up there at sunset.
We had a few snacks and spent a few minutes trying to see where every one's house was.
Talan wanted to go for a ride in the Rhino, so grandpa and Gary took him for a ride.
Say Cheese.
The next day we decided to ride from Hobble Creek to Daniel's Summit Lodge. We have done this ride a few times but it has been a few years. Jason had to stop here and there and make sure we were still on the right trail.
The summit. This is over looking the Heber/Daniel's Summit area.
The ride was so rocky. But we still had a great time. It took us about 2 hour 30 minutes to do the trail each way.
Jason and I at the summit. We were so dusty!!
You have got to love the bandanna and goggles.
This was a tough ride in some areas. The trail was washed out and rocky in parts.
Jason is standing by these rocks that were covered in moss, it was so pretty.
We got so much snow this year that the water washed out the trail so you had to ride up this steam bed to get to the trail. The sides were as tall as the rhino. It was my favorite part of the ride.
Just a little bit dirty!
Talan helping Jason clean up the ATVs!
Talan is the best helper. I love the little soap bubbles on his nose.
That night we went to the Utah County Demolition Derby in Spanish Fork.
It was so fun, I have never been to one. We will defiantly be going to the Derby again.
Cars got flipped over and drivers had to climb out of windows.
A few cars started on fire.
They also had some freestyle motorcross.
They even had a Lighting McQueen Car. We had so much fun cheering on our favorite cars! The derby will be a new August tradition. I hope Ash and Jeremy will be able to come with us next year.
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