Thanks to J.B. Elliott for passing along these images… he writes:
“More pictures of my favorite Utah Canyon from Matt Marshall. At the mouth of Logan Canyon is the City of Logan and Utah State University. The prevailing down canyon winds are prominent enough that most of the trees in the city are leaning toward the west. The trees grew that way. Peter Sinks, shown in some of the pictures, is a high-elevation sink area, or ravine where a low temperature of 69 below zero was recorded once. That is only one degree below the all time low for the Lower 48 of 70 below at Rogers Pass, Montana in 1954. I have been all the way up this canyon a number of times and it is a sight to behold this time of year. The canyon cuts into the Wasatch Mountain Range very close to the Utah-Idaho border. Since you are also an autumn color junkie, though you would enjoy! Note Matt’s winter weather forecast also…”
