It’s a hot canyon but a Dry Canyon so it’s not that bad

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It started with a few loops on Providence and then a need to get cell service so I could take a call. I had time after that so I took the Bonneville shoreline trail. I still had time and as I was at the bottom of the trail into Dry Canyon I started climbing. My memory told me that this was a tough climb. I have a bad memory. The first bit of the climb wasn’t bad. I made it about 1/3 of the way when the slope started to get steeper. A that point I turned back since I still have to work for a living. I’ll be back. I think the steeper bits are manageable and this could be a fun ride.

A dirt path winding through a lush green forest with sunlight filtering through the trees. Rocks and scattered leaves line the trail, leading to an opening in the background. Taken in Providence Canyon, Utah.
A rocky trail winding through lush greenery, leading into a mountainous area under a clear blue sky in Providence Canyon, Utah.
A gravel road slopes downhill through green grass on either side, leading toward a distant view of mountains under a clear blue sky. Power lines run along the left side of the path.

The ride – Providence Canyon, Utah

The bike – Ripmo