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Tell us where to go!

(I feel like this title is just inviting inappropriate remarks.)

My friend Ashley and I want some help choosing where to go on a road trip in two weeks! On Friday, September 27, we’ll have a random number generator choose our trip from the entries our friends have submitted. We’ll leave after work on Friday for a surprise adventure!


How it works:
Use the Google form below to submit an entry. Please check the rules first! On September 27, we’ll log into the form, see how many entries there are, and then use a random number generator to choose a number for us. Whichever suggestion corresponds to that number is the trip we’ll go on! If that suggestion didn’t meet the trip criteria, we’ll use the number generator again.

The rules:
The destination must be...
- within 6 hours of SLC
- no longer than a 6 mile hike (round trip... I’ve got that bad hip)
- legally accessible without a permit or reservation
- someplace we can drive to in my Subaru Forester 
- an appropriate place for us to visit publicly (no weird sex clubs or anything like that)
- not an LDS temple (Ashley is LDS, I am not)
- beginner level (if it’s a canyon). It can be technical, but we’re not doing X-rated stemming or 300 foot rappels off water traps or any of that nonsense.

You may submit more than one entry.

Link to Google Form 

Why are we doing this? 
Well, I’ve kind of exhausted all my options for visiting national parks (without a lot of money and effort, that is). 😂 SLC is in such a great location... we think we will get ideas for trips we never would have thought of! Plus, this will just be a really fun adventure and surprise!

We got this idea from my friend Scott Jones (with his permission). We borrowed heavily from his blog post. Scott and his girlfriend did this and ended up at the International Banana Museum! Scott has visited all 419 national park sites as well as a bunch of other interesting sites. I don’t think anyone loves public lands as much as him!

Find him on Instagram: @rscottjones
Or his website: www.rscottjones.com

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