Heber City, finally

A few days ago, I went up to Heber City to see what it was like. It is a nice little city and, according to someone I talked to, the fourth fastest growing area in the country. Great.

On the way up, I turned off on a side road and found this sign, located near the Provo Shooting Club. I guess they are just as bad as Californians!

Heber City is located between two reservoirs, one above the valley, one below. The first RV park I was supposed to stay at happened to be located at the base of the dam above the valley. It also didn't have internet or cable TV, so I went to the other park.

It is located at the other end of town. Of course, I arrived while it was raining! It was also very windy! The clouds came down and blocked out the mountain tops. When the clouds went away, surprise! Snow at the highest levels.

When I visited Heber City the first time, it was beautiful and clear. I took a couple of pictures on the trip from Provo through Provo Canyon to Heber City. There was a little park with a beautiful waterfall and a pond absolutely filled to the brim with rainbow trout. They have a feeding station where you can buy food to feed the fish and a lot of people were doing so. I didn't have any change, so I couldn't. It was neat though.

Today as the sun was going down, there was an absolutely incredible sunset. As you can see from the picture, I took it from the RV park. Lots of RVs got in the way!