Camping in American Fork

We took a break between semesters and went camping up American Fork Canyon to test out our new tent. We built a fire, ate ‘tin-foil’ dinners, roasted marshmallows and cinnamon rolls, and we even make breakfast burritos in the morning. Good thing for my parents who let us borrow all of their camping gear!

It was cold at night, but warm during our 5 mile hike the next morning. Look at the view of the back of Mt. Timp!

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