The Wind Cave and Some Dog Photos

Every place has that thing that tourists always do and locals only do when they’ve got friends visiting. In New York, it’s the Empire State building. In Logan, UT, it’s hiking to the Wind Cave. After more than a year living here, we finally buckled down, kidnapped a couple neighborhood dogs, and made the 5 minute drive up the canyon to the trailhead. Turns out it’s really cool, and one of the closest trails to town.

Just oot for a rip are ya bud?
Just oot for a rip are ya bud?
The cave sits perched on top of a limestone cliff band and has epic views of Logan Peak on the other side of the canyon.
The cave sits perched on top of a limestone cliff band and has epic views of Logan Peak on the other side of the canyon.
It's really cool -- carved out limestone so eroded that it's more like a series of arches than a cave.
It’s really cool — carved out limestone so eroded that it’s more like a series of arches than a cave.
Tenny might be the most photogenic dog I know.
Tenny might be the most photogenic dog I know.
The view up the canyon from part way up the trail.
The view up the canyon from part way up the trail.
Tenny and Jackie pose in the cave.
Tenny and Jackie pose in the cave.
Taking advantage of the short drive to the trailhead.
Taking advantage of the short drive to the trailhead.
Like dags?
Like dags?
Daphnee enjoying the view with the Wind Cave proper in the background.
Daphnee enjoying the view with the Wind Cave proper in the background.

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