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ERINALBERTY \TheSaltLakeTribune Jack s Mountain mailboxes Jack Edwards was just a toddler when he died of leuke- mia in 1995. His parents scattered his ashes from a peak above Salt Lake City, where they later placed a memori- al. Two mailboxes mark the site, with a notebook that be- gins with a letter from Jack's mother: "Please take a mo- ment to say hello to Jackie Jack and write a little (or long) note." The mailboxes now contain several journals filled with personal and poignant entries by visitors from the past 13years. The hike is beautiful this time of year, when the Wasatch foothills are lighting up with wildflowers. Start at the Bonneville Shoreline trailhead on Lakeline Drive, southeast of the "H" Rock. Take the Shoreline Trail west about 0.3 mile, just past a brown post, to a footpath that goes north into an oak grove and makes a short, steep climb to the top of the H Rock. There are several trails to the ridge above; the easiest continues northeast 5OO feet to a hard right turn. Go another 5OO feet to the ridge trail. Go left along the ridge to the communication tower. There, the trail goes downhill briefly and then up, up, up north- east. Jack's Mountain peaks 1.6 miles from the trailhead. The mailboxes are just north of the summit. Do not disturb the memorial except to read and write in the notebooks. Directions » In Salt Lake City, go east on 21OO South, which becomes Hyland Hills Road as it winds uphill above Foothill and Wasatch drives. At the very top, turn left on Lakeline and drive north 0.3 mile to the cul-de-sac. The trailhead is a gate to the east. - Erin Alberty Destination »Jack's Mountain mailboxes Round trip miles » 3.2 miles Hiking time » 2 hours, plus time to read the journals Elevation gain » 1,242feet Difficulty » Moderate Dogs allowed » Yes, leashed Trailhead restrooms » No Mountain biking » N1A 0 MILES 0.5 1.6 Jack’s Mountain mailboxes Jack Edwards was just a toddler when he died of leuke- mia in 1995. His parents scattered his ashes from a peak above Salt Lake City, where they later placed a memori- al. Two mailboxes mark the site, with a notebook that be- gins with a letter from Jack’s mother: “Please take a mo- ment to say hello to Jackie Jack and write a little (or long) note.” The mailboxes now contain several journals filled with personal and poignant entries by visitors from the past 13 years. The hike is beautiful this time of year, when the Wasatch foothills are lighting up with wildflowers. Start at the Bonneville Shoreline trailhead on Lakeline Drive, southeast of the “H” Rock. Take the Shoreline Trail west about 0.3 mile, just past a brown post, to a footpath that goes north into an oak grove and makes a short, steep climb to the top of the H Rock. There are several trails to the ridge above; the easiest continues northeast 500 feet to a hard right turn. Go another 500 feet to the ridge trail. Go left along the ridge to the communication tower. There, the trail goes downhill briefly and then up, up, up north- east. Jack’s Mountain peaks 1.6 miles from the trailhead. The mailboxes are just north of the summit. Do not disturb the memorial except to read and write in the notebooks. Directions • In Salt Lake City, go east on 2100 South, which becomes Hyland Hills Road as it winds uphill above Foothill and Wasatch drives. At the very top, turn left on Lakeline and drive north 0.3 mile to the cul-de-sac. The trailhead is a gate to the east. – Erin Alberty Destination • Jack’s Mountain mailboxes Round trip miles • 3.2 miles Hiking time • 2 hours, plus time to read the journals Elevation gain • 1,242 feet Difficulty • Moderate Dogs allowed • Yes, leashed Trailhead restrooms • No Mountain biking • N/A ERIN ALBERTY | The Salt Lake Tribune 6,600’ 0 MILES 0.5 1 1.6 Start 5,206’ Summit 6,448’ Foothill Dr. 1700 S. 2100 S. Source: National Geographic “Topo!” 0 0.5 MILES Lakeline Dr. H Rock Communication tower Mailboxes e Dr. SALT LAKE CITY Detail area Trail head
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Gary Christensen went for a walk in late April hoping to takes pic-tures of wildflowers in the desert around St. George. He came acrossthis Gila monster in a wash not far from the Arizona state line. Chris-tensen says he spends a lot of time hiking in the desert and this wasonly the second time in 40 years that he has seen one. Seeing one inthe wild twice in a lifetime is amazing. Here's a video the Tribune didwith the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources last year on Gila mon-sters in Utah: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTrDT835tCO
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Jack s Mountainmailboxes
Jack Edwards was just a toddler when he died of leuke-mia in 1995. His parents scattered his ashes from a peakabove Salt Lake City, where they later placed a memori-al. Two mailboxes mark the site, with a notebook that be-gins with a letter from Jack's mother: "Please take a mo-ment to say hello to Jackie Jack and write a little (or long)note." The mailboxes now contain several journals filledwith personal and poignant entries by visitors from the past13 years. The hike is beautiful this time of year, when theWasatch foothills are lighting up with wildflowers.
Start at the Bonneville Shoreline trailhead on LakelineDrive, southeast of the "H" Rock. Take the Shoreline Trailwest about 0.3 mile, just past a brown post, to a footpaththat goes north into an oak grove and makes a short, steepclimb to the top of the H Rock. There are several trails tothe ridge above; the easiest continues northeast 5OO feetto a hard right turn. Go another 5OO feet to the ridge trail.Go left along the ridge to the communication tower. There,the trail goes downhill briefly and then up, up, up north-east. Jack's Mountain peaks 1.6 miles from the trailhead.The mailboxes are just north of the summit. Do not disturbthe memorial except to read and write in the notebooks.
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Directions » In Salt Lake City, go east on 21OO South,which becomes Hyland Hills Road as it winds uphill aboveFoothill and Wasatch drives. At the very top, turn left onLakeline and drive north 0.3 mile to the cul-de-sac. Thetrailhead is a gate to the east.
- Erin Alberty
Destination »Jack's Mountain mailboxesRound trip miles » 3.2 milesHiking time » 2 hours, plus time to read the journalsElevation gain » 1,242 feetDifficulty » ModerateDogs allowed » Yes, leashedTrailhead restrooms » NoMountain biking » N1A
6,600'
Start 5,206'
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Summit 6,448'
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Courtesy of Paul Higgins
Hermit thrush
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Catharus guttatus
The hermit thrush is theonly member of its genus thatspends the winter in NorthAmerica. Like the robin, itswitches its diet from inver-tebrates in summer to insectsand fruit in winter. While eat-ing my own breakfast thismorning on the backyard pa-tio, I enjoyed watching a her-mit thrush picking up wormsand other invertebrates fromunder the litter of the mulchin the garden.
It is a medium-sized thrushat 6 inches with a brown backand reddish tail. The chest hasblack spots. The eye shows athin white eye ring. A behav-ior to note in the field is thequick cocking up and slowlowering motion of its tailwhile it flicks its wings.
The hermit thrush is of-ten heard before being seen.Its song is a delightful melo-dious, warbling flutelike song.
It is a niche bird, locatingsuitable habitat that is sand-wiched between the Swain-son's thrush at higher eleva-tions and the veery at lowerelevations in the eastern Ap-palachians where I grew up inPennsylvania. Eastern hermitthrush are ground nesters,while here in the West theyusually nest in trees.
They breed from south-ern Alaska through Canada,southward to northeasternstates and into the Appala-chians, and in West south-ward to southern Arizona.Their wintering grounds are
from southern Arizona tosouthern Missouri and Con-necticut, southward to theGulf of Mexico and throughMexico to El Salvador.
The favorite habitat of thehermit thrush is deciduous,mixed and coniferous forest.It is an edge bird. Winter isspent in woody growth, openwoodland groves where it hasmoist and dense cover. Here,it forages on the ground, dig-ging in leaf litter.
Bi l l Fenimore is owner ofthe Lay ton Wild Bird Center,www.wildbird.com/layton, au-thor o/The Backyard Birds ofUtah and a member of the UtahWildlife Board.
This week » Correctly name where in Utah this photo wastaken to become eligible for a drawing for the book Fish-ing Utah by Brett Prettyman. Entries must be received bynoon on June 2. Send them to Where Is It? c/o Brett Pretty-man, The Salt Lake Tribune, 90 S. 4OO West, Suite 7OO, SaltLake City, UT 84101 or e-mail to [email protected] with"Where Is It?" in the subject line.
Last week » All but six of the 192 entries correctly iden-tified the monument at the site of the Mountain MeadowsMassacre. Ted Ellison of Fruit Heights won the drawing forIt Happened in Utah by Tom and Gayen Wharton.
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Catharus guttatus
The hermit thrush is theonlymember of its genus thatspends the winter in NorthAmerica. Like the robin, itswitches its diet from inver-tebrates in summer to insectsand fruit inwinter.While eat-ing my own breakfast thismorning on the backyard pa-tio, I enjoyed watching a her-mit thrush picking up wormsand other invertebrates fromunder the litter of the mulchin the garden.It is amedium-sized thrush
at 6 incheswith a brown backand reddish tail. The chest hasblack spots. The eye shows athin white eye ring. A behav-ior to note in the field is thequick cocking up and slowlowering motion of its tailwhile it flicks its wings.The hermit thrush is of-
ten heard before being seen.Its song is a delightful melo-dious, warbling flutelike song.It is a niche bird, locating
suitable habitat that is sand-wiched between the Swain-son’s thrush at higher eleva-tions and the veery at lowerelevations in the eastern Ap-palachianswhere I grewup inPennsylvania. Eastern hermitthrush are ground nesters,while here in the West theyusually nest in trees.They breed from south-
ern Alaska through Canada,southward to northeasternstates and into the Appala-chians, and in West south-ward to southern Arizona.Their wintering grounds are
}OUTDOORSOUTTAKES • GIVE US YOUR BEST SHOT
Send us your outdoors or wildlifephotos
I Include details on the location, any peo-ple in the photo and the date it was taken.
Please include yourphone number. E-mail high-resolution imagesto [email protected] with the subject line “OutTakes.”
Gary Christensen went for a walk in late April hoping to takes pic-
tures of wildflowers in the desert around St. George. He came across
thisGilamonster in awashnot far from theArizona state line. Chris-
tensen says he spends a lot of time hiking in the desert and this was
only the second time in 40 years that he has seen one. Seeing one in
thewild twice in a lifetime is amazing.Here’s a video theTribune did
with the Utah Division ofWildlife Resources last year on Gila mon-
sters inUtah: www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTrDT835tC0
BIRD SIGHTINGS WHERE IS IT?
This week •Correctly namewhere in Utah this photo wastaken to become eligible for a drawing for the book Fish-ing Utah by Brett Prettyman. Entries must be received bynoon on June 2. Send them toWhere Is It? c/oBrett Pretty-man, The Salt LakeTribune, 90 S. 400West, Suite 700, SaltLakeCity, UT 84101 or e-mail to [email protected]“Where Is It?” in the subject line.
Last week • All but six of the 192 entries correctly iden-tified themonument at the site of theMountainMeadowsMassacre. TedEllison of FruitHeightswon the drawing forIt Happened in Utah by Tom andGayenWharton.
Hermit thrushCourtesy of Paul Higgins
SUDOKU ANSWER •FIND THE PUZZLE ON H2
from southern Arizona tosouthern Missouri and Con-necticut, southward to theGulf of Mexico and throughMexico to El Salvador.The favorite habitat of the
hermit thrush is deciduous,mixed and coniferous forest.It is an edge bird. Winter isspent in woody growth, openwoodland groveswhere it hasmoist and dense cover. Here,it forages on the ground, dig-ging in leaf litter.
Bill Fenimore is owner ofthe Layton Wild Bird Center,www.wildbird.com/layton, au-thor ofThe Backyard Birds ofUtahandamember of theUtahWildlife Board.
Jack’s MountainmailboxesJack Edwards was just a toddler when he died of leuke-
mia in 1995. His parents scattered his ashes from a peakabove Salt Lake City, where they later placed a memori-al. Twomailboxesmark the site, with a notebook that be-gins with a letter from Jack’s mother: “Please take a mo-ment to say hello to Jackie Jack andwrite a little (or long)note.” Themailboxes now contain several journals filledwithpersonal andpoignant entries by visitors fromthepast13 years. The hike is beautiful this time of year, when theWasatch foothills are lighting upwithwildflowers.Start at the Bonneville Shoreline trailhead on Lakeline
Drive, southeast of the “H”Rock. Take the Shoreline Trailwest about 0.3 mile, just past a brown post, to a footpaththat goes north into an oak grove andmakes a short, steepclimb to the top of the HRock. There are several trails tothe ridge above; the easiest continues northeast 500 feetto a hard right turn. Go another 500 feet to the ridge trail.Go left along the ridge to the communication tower. There,the trail goes downhill briefly and then up, up, up north-east. Jack’s Mountain peaks 1.6 miles from the trailhead.Themailboxes are just north of the summit.Donot disturbthememorial except to read andwrite in the notebooks.
Directions • In Salt Lake City, go east on 2100 South,which becomesHylandHills Road as it winds uphill aboveFoothill andWasatch drives. At the very top, turn left onLakeline and drive north 0.3 mile to the cul-de-sac. Thetrailhead is a gate to the east.
– Erin Alberty
Destination • Jack’s Mountain mailboxesRound trip miles • 3.2 milesHiking time • 2 hours, plus time to read the journalsElevation gain • 1,242 feetDifficulty • ModerateDogs allowed • Yes, leashedTrailhead restrooms • NoMountain biking • N/A
ERIN ALBERTY | The Salt Lake Tribune
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Enjoy the beauty of Corner Canyon on groomed trails through
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