I have had the pleasure of living in the shadow of the Wasatch Mountains nearly all 40 years of my life. I am not a transplant from Colorado, California, Connecticut or any other state that doesn’t start with a ‘U’. Through the years I have witnessed a dramatic change along the Wasatch Front as millions have now claimed residence along these beautiful foothills. I started mountain biking some 25 years ago on a little deer trail riddled with rocks and sketchy river crossings near my home. It has now become a smooth, groomed, popular mountain bike spot called “The Quarry Trail.” With the massive influx of people, I stopped mountain biking and looked up. I took to rock climbing to get above the masses…the masses followed. Now you must stand in line to climb the routes that were once untouched. I continued to look up…this time…I looked up into the sky. A place where I am free from the masses of life; free from the cars, the trails, the rocks, the people. With just the sky to contend, and commune with. Yes, I love the Wasatch Mountains that raised me, and feel blessed to still call them home. I particularly love to now be soaring above them with only the birds. On the days when the weather has me grounded…I am left to only dream.


Wasatch Dreaming

This short video is a compilation of some flying along the Wasatch Front during the spring of 2013. A wonderful dream indeed!