Who we are
Hi, my name is Brandon, and I created Utah Prepped because I have a vision of a one stop site for Utah locals and visitors alike who, like myself, not only want to enjoy what Utah has to offer, but also want to be prepared for what this beautiful state can throw at me. Whether you want to just get out on a hike, or you want to go explore in the wilderness for days on end, Utah Prepped is here to help you be ready for your trip. It is our goal to be able to provide to you comprehensive guides, tips and tricks to not only enjoy Utah, but be safe and prepared while you do it. Ultimately, you will be able to come and research what Utah has to offer, but we also want to provide “Basics” documents that you can download and or print off to take with you into areas where you may not be able to access the internet. In conjunction with Explorer Guides, we also want to put together Survival and Emergency Preparedness guides that you can have in your home. Utah has a very diverse climate with all four seasons, and whether or not you live here, or are simply visiting, having some basic Step-by-step guides can make the difference between a good experience in unforeseen circumstances or a possibly fatal experience. Please be patient and bare with us as we continue to grow this site and build it into an ultimate One-Stop-Shop.
Also check out our sister sites:
goprepped.com
brandontuxen.com
kamaratuxen.com
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