Purpose: To accurately and definitively document the historical, geological and social aspects of Utah’s expansive outdoors. This project isn’t about one voyage or even a series of excursions rather the collective experiences of countless explorers that collect here to share their part of the story. Additionally we are here to provide a “one-stop” website for any/all vehicle based overland and expedition type trekking in the state of Utah. However, the goal isn’t to be limited to vehicle based recreation, rather it will be the focus.
Regional Planning: The site it broken down into five Utah state regions, each covering a different portion of the state. Each region includes subcategories, links to town websites, ghost towns, mine sites, historical features off all types, route information, past trip reports, and maps. This allows you to search not just by the type of activity your aiming for but also narrow it down to the region you care to experience too.
On the lower portion of the main forum page, various alliance sites (other states/regions) have been added primarily due to member’s requests and needs. These include most of western North America including our members in Central and South America. Should there be a state or region not included that you, as an active member require, please feel free to contact us about your request and we will be happy to add it for you.
Members: Ideally, ExpeditionUtah.com members will contribute their own trip reports, maps, research, etc to the database. These will in turn help others plan and research their own trips. We are not here to plan trips for others, rather give them some tools to do so themselves. It is expected that all members of the community do their share to contribute to the project, this through trip reports, research, etc. We also encourage our members to enter into discussions about trips, places, information and to get to know each other and perhaps, join each other on various outings.
Info Sharing: ExpeditionUtah.com isn’t a place to “give away secrets” rather to help others develop their own. For that reason the site isn’t viewable to non-members and some content is restricted to supporting members. Please review our posting, cross-posting and copyright information located on the Forum Rules & Policies page.
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