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The votes are in!
Hauer Ranch is voted
Best Of Utah 2014: Outdoors & Recreation
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That’s according to John Hauer, who owns and runs Back Country Mules with his wife. “In a car, you’re boxed in; hiking, you have to watch your step,” Hauer says. But when you’re on a mule, as Hauer points to where classic westerns like Rio Grande were filmed, you start relaxing into the surrounding vistas, feeling the peace and beauty of the rivers and creeks that you and your mule ford.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
