• Here fishy fishy.... 🐟
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    Here fishy fishy.... 🐟
  • 📣 We love this shot of the talented staff of the Heber Valley Railroad! In 2018, and under careful supervision, their staff climbed aboard to film the finishing touches for our Greatest Show video.🎥 (Do not try this! Our performers were under direct supervision the entire time.) . 🚂 To watch the entire video copy this link or check out Heber Valley Railroad on YouTube. . . https://youtu.be/HRQM7W1Qsfo.
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    📣 We love this shot of the talented staff of the Heber Valley Railroad! In 2018, and under careful supervision, their staff climbed aboard to film the finishing touches for our Greatest Show video.🎥 (Do not try this! Our performers were under direct supervision the entire time.) . 🚂 To watch the entire video copy this link or check out Heber Valley Railroad on YouTube. . . https://youtu.be/HRQM7W1Qsfo.
  • We're all dreaming of the days when we can get back to normal and get outside more. One of our local outfitters, Uinta Recreation is offering an awesome deal for anyone looking to plan a Heber Valley adventure in the future. 30% - 50% OFF a future booking. Let's keep these guys going through this time. https://www.uintarecreation.com/uncategorized/specials-deals/
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    We're all dreaming of the days when we can get back to normal and get outside more. One of our local outfitters, Uinta Recreation is offering an awesome deal for anyone looking to plan a Heber Valley adventure in the future. 30% - 50% OFF a future booking. Let's keep these guys going through this time. https://www.uintarecreation.com/uncategorized/specials-deals/
  • Wow!! Quick flyover #hebervalley @aviaze WOW WOW!! 🙌 Kind of a cool spin for this Saturday! Check out this amazing aerobatic stunt on a Super D. For non aerobatic aircrafts the Maximum G loads are around 3.8 G. What is the max G load you've ever experienced? 🤔 Images from 👉@thesavytraveler #aerobatics #superdecathlon #femalepilot #womeninaviation #aviation #pullinggs #flywithaopa #eaa #aviationwomen #girlsflyplanestoo #lightspeedaviation #visitutah #utahisrad #seekdiscomfort #hebercity #girlslovetravel.
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    Wow!! Quick flyover #hebervalley @aviaze WOW WOW!! 🙌 Kind of a cool spin for this Saturday! Check out this amazing aerobatic stunt on a Super D. For non aerobatic aircrafts the Maximum G loads are around 3.8 G. What is the max G load you've ever experienced? 🤔 Images from 👉@thesavytraveler #aerobatics #superdecathlon #femalepilot #womeninaviation #aviation #pullinggs #flywithaopa #eaa #aviationwomen #girlsflyplanestoo #lightspeedaviation #visitutah #utahisrad #seekdiscomfort #hebercity #girlslovetravel.
  • For us to get back to normal quickly we all need to do our part. We are encouraging you to stay home. But in the meantime keep dreaming about the next time you get to experience the great outdoors. We had a nice little dusting of snow yesterday morning. Luckily it was all melted by noon. #springinutah #snowinthemorningsunshineintheafternoon Picture Credit: @marywatermanphotography
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    For us to get back to normal quickly we all need to do our part. We are encouraging you to stay home. But in the meantime keep dreaming about the next time you get to experience the great outdoors. We had a nice little dusting of snow yesterday morning. Luckily it was all melted by noon. #springinutah #snowinthemorningsunshineintheafternoon Picture Credit: @marywatermanphotography
  • In 1925, a local physician by the name of Dr. Bert A. Dannenburg purchased the large home of Mark Jeffs on 100 South and 100 West to use as a community hospital. Dr. Dannenburg had an office across the street where he saw patients and could simply walk across the street to care for patients that were in need of hospital care. The hospital first opened on Sept. 1, 1925. It consisted of 4 rooms, 1 sick ward and several living rooms. A Mrs. Adams was the nurse and lived at the hospital. In 1932, Dr. Dannenburg’s brother who was also a physician joined him to care for patients in the hospital. Eventually, a new doctor stepped in to run the hospital. Dr. Karl O. Nielson brought many improvements and new ideas to the hospital. Eventually, the hospital was renamed after Dr. Nielson to honor the medical advancements he brought to the city. As the city continued to grow, the small hospital could no longer handle the patient load. The city decided to build a new state of the art hospital to serve the community and in 1969 the new hospital on 500 E was opened. By the mid 1990’s this hospital was no longer able to provide for the medical needs of the community and in 1999 the Intermountain Healthcare Corporation built a new hospital to serve the city. The original hospital is now owned by the St. Lawerence parish of the Catholic Church and is used as a thrift store. The second hospital is now utilized by the Wasatch County Health Department. 3/3 repost @historichebercity #historichebercity #historicheber #hospitalhistory #hebercity #hebervalley #utahhistory #wasatchcounty #pioneerdoctors #historicsites
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    In 1925, a local physician by the name of Dr. Bert A. Dannenburg purchased the large home of Mark Jeffs on 100 South and 100 West to use as a community hospital. Dr. Dannenburg had an office across the street where he saw patients and could simply walk across the street to care for patients that were in need of hospital care. The hospital first opened on Sept. 1, 1925. It consisted of 4 rooms, 1 sick ward and several living rooms. A Mrs. Adams was the nurse and lived at the hospital. In 1932, Dr. Dannenburg’s brother who was also a physician joined him to care for patients in the hospital. Eventually, a new doctor stepped in to run the hospital. Dr. Karl O. Nielson brought many improvements and new ideas to the hospital. Eventually, the hospital was renamed after Dr. Nielson to honor the medical advancements he brought to the city. As the city continued to grow, the small hospital could no longer handle the patient load. The city decided to build a new state of the art hospital to serve the community and in 1969 the new hospital on 500 E was opened. By the mid 1990’s this hospital was no longer able to provide for the medical needs of the community and in 1999 the Intermountain Healthcare Corporation built a new hospital to serve the city. The original hospital is now owned by the St. Lawerence parish of the Catholic Church and is used as a thrift store. The second hospital is now utilized by the Wasatch County Health Department. 3/3 repost @historichebercity #historichebercity #historicheber #hospitalhistory #hebercity #hebervalley #utahhistory #wasatchcounty #pioneerdoctors #historicsites
  • What are you doing to stay sane while keeping your social distance? Our friends at @slimandknobbys sure have the right idea.
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    What are you doing to stay sane while keeping your social distance? Our friends at @slimandknobbys sure have the right idea.
  • While we’re all staying at home, be grateful that we can travel to beautiful locations in our dreams by looking at photos from calmer times. Wishing you peace and calm in the coming days. Credit @marywatermanphotography
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    While we’re all staying at home, be grateful that we can travel to beautiful locations in our dreams by looking at photos from calmer times. Wishing you peace and calm in the coming days. Credit @marywatermanphotography