Paria Coyote Buttes Reservations Website Down

Due to legal issues involving online security of information related
to Native American trust lands, the government has again had to shut
down several web sites, including all BLM sites. Thus, it is not
currently possible to use the Internet reservation system for BLM
lands, notably, the Paria and Coyote Buttes (The Wave) reservation
sites. We all hope that these sites will be back up soon.

Originally posted by Narnold
Due to legal issues
involving online security of information related
to Native American
trust lands, the government has again had to shut
down several web
sites, including all BLM sites. Thus, it is not
currently possible to
use the Internet reservation system for BLM
lands, notably, the Paria
and Coyote Buttes (The Wave) reservation
sites. We all hope that
these sites will be back up soon.


I was lucky then!!!
I
received my permits for the wave last week (yes, yes, yes)


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"wendyjol" wrote in message
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I was lucky then!!!
I
received my permits for the wave last week (yes, yes, yes)

I've a permit too, for September. Last year I visited the main Utah's
Natural Parks (Zion, Bryce, Arches, Canyonlands) plus some other places as
the Goblin Valley, the Valley of Gods, Goosenecks SP, Dead horse SP and
Muley Point.
Is there, in the Coyote Buttes' area, some other amazing "well kept secret"
to visit? Since I'll be there in September, I was planning a week to spend
in the South-West corner of Utah and I'd specially like to see special
places like the Coyote Buttes and Muley Point.

Ciao, Giulio

The whole area is a "well-kept secret." lan on spending a whole day there,
and get out early and stay until dusk. When you're hiking to the wave, the
light is nice on the east side of the ridge you walk along. Late morning is
best for the wave. Afternoon is best for the second wave, which is located
slight beyond and above the first wave. It's an incredible area, for sure.

"adjgiulio" wrote in message
...
"wendyjol" wrote in message
...

I was lucky then!!!
I
received my permits for the wave last week (yes, yes, yes)

I've a permit too, for September. Last year I visited the main Utah's
Natural Parks (Zion, Bryce, Arches, Canyonlands) plus some other places as
the Goblin Valley, the Valley of Gods, Goosenecks SP, Dead horse SP and
Muley Point.
Is there, in the Coyote Buttes' area, some other amazing "well kept
secret"
to visit? Since I'll be there in September, I was planning a week to spend
in the South-West corner of Utah and I'd specially like to see special
places like the Coyote Buttes and Muley Point.

Ciao, Giulio