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Show Max 2004 Vacation Guide 24B Roads for all seasons Both (lie Indian Cain on and the Lneigy Loop, or Huntington and Leeles Cans on Nation. d Seeme Byways, pi oxide hieatlitakmg xiews of the wotld below 'I lus beautiful canyon is called 'I he Lncrgv Loop because ot the coal mines throughout the mountain terrain that pimide fuel to power plants. Lleetue Lake pun ides water lor the Huntington Bower Plant located down the mountain Maintained In state and national agencies. the Byway panicles a senes of kiosks loi the ti a elei Relax. eitoy the pictmesciie atmospheie and leant the geologic, historical and ein iionmental backgiound ot each well-inform- eg urn I lie Indian Canyon Bxway lollows an old Nat in e menc.m tiail used loi ti ax el between Bnce Valley and the Imta Basin Once you get oil the pnmaiy loute ol CS 9 IO, the Byway nut lows and illow Cieek Vm will see tiavels along wide open istas and pass through the beginnings id the Roan and Book Clill Indian Ruinations Leaking at OlOO-lee- l Bass, the Byway passes thiough the Ashley National I oiest and a unique i Hunting season bungs game hunters horn all oxer the woild to try their skill against the elk, deer, bear and Counlty mountain lions that call the loop home Leismely follow ciystal clear stieams that lollow oi intei sect the loop. Oi, challenge youiselt to a bail Idled with sheer ascents and yons that chop thousands ot leet high-mounta- can- floxxcis. crystal streams, dense foliage and peace! id enjoyment. Autumn conies alixe with the fiery colors ol an enchanted finest to be seen, but not quite behexed Wintei creates a study ill contrasts Irom the whiteness of the snow and rich green ol the pines to the y skier seeking the quiet solitude the of snow, or to the quiet de- manding skill and stiiei attention Bieme m vx ell maintained campgrounds oi m a secluded gone ol aspens and pines Camp xxheie amenities abound or so Ru away that no amenities can be W V ' , - . r v Vi i w' i - r k ? " W" s - VA?-- $ ; It' a- - A',- - lound iioy the seasons along the loop Spiuig. with its bulging stieams, budding tiees. melting snoxx and pionuse ol icnewal Summer, tilled xxitli himlit wild- 1 ? it , iA k I i N i MfT trip? t-j- m : - A : t j. ?, mrm iiiiiii wrtt Ilf tifiUftinit tariff liUrfli i Mg fKU :V c i laNrr imwrWfifrin 1 . 1 4 t yx. V ' .if. ... X k n JULY 17 fe , TRIATHLONBIATHLON - V- lay .. u, "J-r--rs A ihU A rVa' 2004 "rrtf - ' ' V" I snowniobilcr. I vc v - rambunctious thrill-seekin- n te- ill , cross-countr- display of rock Ruinations 'I he xegeta-tioliete includes pmyon, unipet, aspen and Douglas hr I Ik and deet sightings aie common I he eontiasts ol autumn lohageaie patticulaily beaut u I. I mm the summit, the toad lollows Indian Canyon thiough dcseit teiiam boidenng Indian Cieek. At the Byway's end lies the town ol Duchesne, settled m 004 Rime to thousands of plant species. eiioy the many at icties ol tiecs and flowcis Bird watchers appreciate the solitude ol watching meadow luiks. eagles, hawks and a multitude of buds that live or migrate thiough Castle y, t Scofield State Park - 6:30 a.m. . Iosimark 1 wk before race $3$ c o Ctah Runner Triathlete, Box 583 u, Sl.C I IT 8tl58 Online Registration (801) a67-t2$30 com 03 Castle Country Travel Region Carbon County Travel Bureau Utah Power Pacificorp Therapy W orks Sun Advocate KOAL Radio Pinnacle Sports Peczuh Printing Albertson's of Price "1 " ' Vv |