Logan, Utah Mountain XC Camp Report

Logan is a beautiful place to fly. I had a great time there and i want to come back for another opportunity. Cindy did a great job managing the details and the food was super. The tows went perfectly. Good job Bruno for pulling this together.

I love your videos. Could you do one showing just how to climb up to the main ridge. I would like to see how you use the spurs to climb with winds slightly north or south of west. Please start from 2000-2500 ft above the airport.

On Tuesday, September 3, 2019 at 8:49:50 PM UTC-7, wrote:
Logan is a beautiful place to fly. I had a great time there and i want to come back for another opportunity. Cindy did a great job managing the details and the food was super. The tows went perfectly. Good job Bruno for pulling this together.

I love your videos. Could you do one showing just how to climb up to the main ridge. I would like to see how you use the spurs to climb with winds slightly north or south of west. Please start from 2000-2500 ft above the airport.
Get on OLC and look at some of Tim Taylor's flights earlier this year. I did that in preparation for the event and learned a lot just by reviewing his flights.

I only wish I could have stayed longer this year. I was only able to be there for 4 of the days and had some great flights.

Bruno, shall I post the LOOP?

Mike

Logan is awesome! I currently live about 30 miles S.W. of Logan. I looked out the window today towards Logan and just awesome cloud streets today. Well developed CU. Along what we locally call the Wasatch back.
You could soar for miles today. Cannot wait to retire so I can fly on week days instead of just weekends.