U.S. Forest Service Proposes Changes to the Travel Management Rule

what Trail Users Need to Know The U.S. Forest Service is proposing changes to the Travel Management Rule, the policy that determines where motorized vehicles are allowed on National Forest lands. For many of us, the appeal of a trail is the experience itself. Whether it’s hiking, trail running, mountain biking, horseback riding, or simply […]

2025 Utah Treasure Hunt recap

2025 Utah Treasure Hunt Poem

The following page is a preserved recap of the 2025 Utah Treasure Hunt as it unfolded throughout the season, including official hints, community theories, podcast discussions, and key moments from the hunt. We hope revisiting the 2025 conversation helps you better understand how Utah Treasure Hunts typically develop, and maybe even helps you find the next […]

2025 Utah Treasure Hunt Solve

2025 Utah Treasure Hunt Poem

2026 treasure hunt updates The 2024 solve The 2023 solve 2025 poem overview The 2025 Utah Treasure Hunt was solved after 27 days of searching, with Hunter and Corinne discovering the chest near Temple Quarry Trail at the mouth of Little Cottonwood Canyon. This year’s hunt blended music references, local history, literal trail markers, and […]

Utah Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs)

what hikers, bikers, and trail users need to know Utah’s Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are set aside to conserve habitat, reduce conflicts between wildlife and people, and provide space for hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. In 2025, Utah’s Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) became the center of a statewide debate after new access rules affected hikers, […]

How the 2026 Utah Treasure Hunt Works

7th Annual Utah Treasure Hunt Poem

An intro for those getting into the hunt Every summer, thousands of Utahns obsessively study a poem, lace up their boots, and set off in search of hidden treasure worth $25,000! Started in 2020 by Utah real estate entrepreneurs John Maxim and David Cline, the Utah Treasure Hunt has become a statewide phenomenon that brings […]