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They put up a map at the entrance.
It says that there is no maintenance of the Willow Heights Trail, so tread lightly.




Aspen Trees Galore




Giant Aspen




Looking up through the aspen trees.





Be careful what you do here, the trees have eyes.




I have a friend named Levi. I hope it wasn't him who carved his name here.




The Willow Heights Meadow.
























Willow Heights Meadow




Looking south toward the Honeycomb Cliffs




Willow Lake




Do you see the little guy hiding in the flower?









Willow Lake, the whole mound on the right (With the trail)
is a dam created by the beaver that made this lake.
His mound is visible at the far end of the lake.




A large Carpenter Ant




The clouds were flying by overhead.




A large bull moose appears with his fresh new antlers.




The moose versus the Beaver Dam.




This guy's ready for action.




Ready, set...




Wait.




Nevermind.




Aspen tree shadows.




Going back down the trail to Big Cottonwood Canyon Road.


More pictures of Willow Heights in Big Cottonwood Canyon:
Willow Heights

Thanks to Heid

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