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In addition to our state-of-the-art studio space, Creative Stream Studio offers a wide selection of high-quality lenses available for rent. Whether you're in need of a wide-angle lens for sweeping landscape shots, a fast prime lens for capturing stunning portraits, or a versatile zoom lens for maximum flexibility, we have you covered. Our inventory features top brands and models, meticulously maintained to deliver exceptional performance and reliability.

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Snowbasin Utah Rentals: A World of Exclusive Adventure and Relaxation - Things to Do

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Long, winding...river

Have you ever hiked alone?

If you just thought “Noooo” in a Why would anyone do that?! tone, you may want to stop reading. But you probably wouldn’t be reading this blog anyway.

If you have hiked alone, you’ll know the same half free, half scary (with a pinch of adrenaline rush thrown in) combination I know. If you’ve done a miles-long solo hike through a cold river in a slot canyon, then I’m guessing you’ve hiked the Narrows trail in Zion National Park too! (If you did this somewhere other than Zion, please tell me where—definitely want to check that out.)

The Narrows is a hiking trail. But it’s also the Virgin River, which flows through canyon walls in Utah. So, yes, you’re literally hiking in water ranging from ankle-deep to hip-deep. Did I mention the risk of flash floods that could raise the water level several dozen feet in a matter of minutes? Queue the half scary part. Especially once you learn storms can create flash floods miles upriver—meaning a blue sky overhead and no warning whatsoever. I picture that massive wave hitting New York in “The Day After Tomorrow”. Talk about the stuff of nightmares.

But instead of saying NOPE, I decided to buy myself a pair of Chacos and get my wading game on. Let me give you the benefit of my experience with a few tips for on this (or a similar) solo hike.

Tip #1: The walking sticks aren’t just for the elderly.

When I heard recommendations for walking sticks on this hike, I think I made a mental sound along the lines of “pah”. I don’t need to spend money on that! I have good balance, I do yoga, etc., etc.

Don’t be like me. Get a walking stick. If you don’t have one, you’ll be like I was, constantly stumbling and slipping over underwater rocks you can’t see. It’s not like you have someone hiking with you to lean on. Plus, you’ll spend way too much time looking down, trying in vain to see your feet, rather than taking in the beauty of your surroundings.

I do have good balance though. Despite all my slipping and sliding, I never once fell. So my camera stayed dry. 

Tip #2: Start early.

Did I mention I had an all-nighter in Vegas the night before? Once I got my act together with the proper amount of caffeine, went through the tedious rental car process at the Vegas airport, and drove the two-ish hours to Zion, I was (finally) ready to hike. It was 2 p.m.

I’m not a newb, I knew this wasn’t ideal. But I also knew this was my only chance for a Zion hike, as I had to be in Page, Az. the next day for a tour of Antelope Canyon.

It’s not always a bad thing to start a hike later in the day, especially if you just want to do a short one. In this case, it might actually be better because the Virgin River water is chilly and feels damn good at the hottest part of the day. There are also fewer hikers at this time, so there’s a smaller crowd.

But I wanted to make it to the Wall Street section—where the slot canyon narrows to only about 20 feet across—which is about three miles from the start of the bottom-up trail. And you have to hike out the way you came, there’s no loop option. And since us brave folk are traveling alone, it’s probably not a good idea to be in a river, after dark, with no one but local animals for company.

I ended up with about eight miles under my belt, finishing around 8 p.m. I was starving and wiped out. Start a little earlier than I did.

Tip #3: Get good footwear—and break them in.

I actually followed my own advice (mostly). Chaco sandals were a good choice for this hike since your feet are almost constantly submerged. However, sandals have a downside—your feet slide around when they’re wet. This causes already unsteady footing to become a bigger problem. I tightened up the straps and got through it.

But. I bought those sandals just a week before my trip. Meaning? I didn’t have time to break them in properly. So I ended up with some blisters where the new (and tightened) nylon straps cut into my poor toes (toes get such harsh treatment...and they work so hard!). Needless to say, I walked barefoot back to the parking lot. No one around to carry me after all!

Tip #4: Be ready to take stunning pictures.

If you’re confident enough in your stability while walking across underwater stones you can’t see, then definitely have your camera out and ready to capture the gorgeous, constantly-changing scenery.

The sun’s movement, the difference in water height, the ever-changing canyon walls—it all means the views keep changing as you hike. The next postcard-perfect picture is just around the riverbend.

It’s easy to make sure you can get a few pictures with you in them—all you have to do is ask! People are (generally) nice enough to humor you, especially if you offer to take a snap of them in return. If you’re not in the mood to converse, or plan to hike far enough there won’t be people surrounding you, pack a small tripod.

Tip #5: Look around.

Some of my tips might imply I didn’t enjoy myself or find the experience spectacular. You’re wrong, I totally did. The beauty is simply jaw-dropping and worth any trouble it takes to see, including my mistakes in preparation.

Remember to take camera breaks—see stuff with your eyes, not your camera lens. Watch the river flowing. Witness the hikers around you laughing and slipping. See the sunlight and shadows change as the miles go by.

Staying balanced during this hike is a challenge. You’ll be tempted to stare at your feet as you hike to watch your footing. Just don’t, you won’t be able to see through the water once it’s more than a few inches deep anyway. Use your walking stick and keep your eyes skyward.

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05•28•21 - Zion National Park

Back in February, we applied for permits to hike The Wave over Memorial Day weekend - a hike Brady has wanted to do for awhile - but we didn't get picked. BOO. We'll try again someday, but in the meantime, we still wanted to do a Memorial Day trip.

We settled on a Southern Utah road trip. We drove down to Hatch on Thursday night, and stayed at the cabin, so we could get up at 4:30 in the morning to make the drive to Zion National Park in order to hike Angel's Landing as early as possible (to avoid crowds and the heat of the day). I've always heard that Angel's Landing is a terrifying hike, that you have to hold on to chains to conquer. In my mind, I was prepared to have to sidle a cliff face while hanging on to a chain for dear life - but in reality, it wasn't a big deal at all. You can't park in Zion's near any of the hikes or sight-seeing spots, so we had to take a shuttle. Because it was Memorial Weekend, they were enforcing a line at the bottom of Angel's Landing to restrict how many people were hiking at a time. They'd let six people up every 10-15 minutes or so. We were FREEZING standing in this line when we first got there. It was so windy, and we were dressed for hiking in 90 degree weather. Not a good combination!

But once we started the hike, we were grateful to have the wind and to be hiking in the shade. It's really not a bad hike, other than the "wiggles" which are 21 quick-paced switchbacks. No one likes switchbacks. Once we got to the chain portion of the hike, it felt like more of an adventure than just a hike (which is great, because it's more fun and less of a chore). It was a long way down, for sure, but I never felt like I was in danger. This is where we really felt the congestion of the busy hiking weekend. It's narrow enough that traffic can only flow up or down, not both at once. So we were waiting a lot for our turn to keep going. We thought it would probably be a better idea for them to have the line at the chained portion of the hike, rather than at the bottom. People hike at different paces once they start, and you don't feel the congestion until the chained portion anyway. But we could be patient.

It was absolutely gorgeous, and getting to the top felt like such an accomplishment! Poor Beach hiked all the way up there and then was feeling so sick that she basically had to turn right around once we reached the top to hike down and find a bathroom. But the rest of us sat up there awhile and enjoyed the view. I was mad because I brought my old Nikon DSLR to take some pictures with once we got to the top (I don't trust bringing my nice one, plus it's nice to have a wider lens), but the memory card in it was jacked. It only let us take 12 photos. What a waste for poor Brayden who had it in his backpack the whole time. DUMB.

It was a much quicker hike down, and I was feeling bad for all the people waiting in line to start the hike, because it got hot quickly.

Once we got to the bottom, we tried to make a game plan for what to do next. We wanted to hit at least one of the Emerald Pools and the Narrows, and it made the most sense to start with the Emerald Pools since the trail was nearby. The Narrows required us to take a shuttle all the way back to the starting point, and then a different shuttle out to the trail head. And then we would have had to do the same thing to return to the Emerald Pools. So we thought it best to just start there.

We hiked to the first one, but it was so hot by that point, and everyone was already a little tired and hungry. The pool was nothing like what we expected, and it may be because we are in such a drought this year, but it wasn't really worth finding haha. The pool was so low, and not even green. It was pretty disappointing, especially when you consider the emerald pool we saw in Thailand. We could have continued on, hoping that the upper pools were more impressive, but we were running out of time quickly, so we called it good.

We hiked back down to the lodge and ate a quick lunch there. The food wasn't great by any means, but we needed it and were so happy it was an option. Then we took the shuttle back to the visitor's center, to prepare to go to the Narrows. We wanted to rent water boots and socks, since none of us had really great options, so when we got there, I set off to do that while everyone else scattered to change. It was about 2 PM, and the girl I first spoke to said the boots needed to be back by 8, or there would be late fees. I told her that wasn't a problem since our last shuttle left at 7 anyway. She went to get them when her boss came out and told me he wouldn't rent them to me because it was "too late" in the day. I told him we weren't planning to hike the whole 10 miles - just wanted to experience some of it - but he didn't care. He said it would take 45 minutes to drive to the trailhead, an hour to even get to the water, and six hours to do the actual hike. He said he knew we'd be late and would have to keep them overnight, so he wouldn't do it. Glen and Brayden showed up at some point and heard the guy's unwillingness to help us out. I protested a little, but it was no use. He was set on his decision.

We were frustrated by that, and Glen goes, "I know you don't care about my opinion, but I think we should just not do it. You know you only live a few hours from here - you can come do it some other time." We were worried about him acting like this after our experience hiking with him in Havasu, so we were quick to shut that down and tell him he was welcome to wait around, or go off on his own (luckily he had his own car), but that we were going to do as much as we could - that was the whole reason we were down there. Kena and Brady also agreed that we should just do our best, so we did.

That guy was such a liar too. We got on the shuttle, and I prepared myself for a 45-minute drive, but it took us literally 10 minutes to get to. We flew down the mile or so trail to get to the water, and then it was all fun and games! We didn't have the best shoes, and we only had a couple of walking sticks, but we made the most of it.

The water was so so refreshing after being in the hot sun the entire day. We could have done the whole 10 miles and not been miserable! The only issue was that it was SLOW going. Walking on unstable river rocks in knee deep water takes time, to ensure footing and make sure you plan the best routes in order to not fall.

Again, a new, beautiful experience. Maybe we'll go back one day and do the whole thing?!

Glen repeatedly wanted to turn back, but we kept telling him he was welcome to, but we were going to keep going as long as we could.

It ended up just fine. We made it back in plenty of time for the last shuttle, and were back to the visitor's center by 7. I wanted to go rub it in that rental guy's face that he was wrong, and lost out on like $100 by not renting to us... but I refrained.

We were more than ready for dinner by this point, but we had to drive to St. George first. Once we got there, we settled on eating at The Pizza Factory. It was such a great meal after a long strenuous day.

Our hotel turned out pretty great, despite having major troubles trying to book a place (turns out you shouldn't wait until the last second to book a place to stay over Memorial Day weekend), and we were all dead asleep in the blink of an eye.

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Photography is an art form that allows us to capture and preserve memories that we can cherish for a lifetime. Whether it's a family vacation, a wedding, or a special event, having the right equipment is essential to capturing high-quality photos. But purchasing new lenses and cameras can be expensive, especially if you're just starting out or trying out a new type of photography. That's where lens rental and camera rental services in Utah come in handy.

Creative Stream Studios, a leading photography studio in Utah, offers a wide range of lens rental and camera rental services to meet the needs of photographers of all levels. Whether you need a specific lens for a photo shoot or want to try out a new camera before making a purchase, Creative Stream Studios has you covered.

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Renting lenses can be an affordable alternative to purchasing new ones. With lens rental services in Utah, you can try out different types of lenses for different types of photography without committing to a purchase. Creative Stream Studios offers a wide range of lenses from top brands, including Canon, Nikon, Sony, and more. Their lens rental inventory includes prime lenses, zoom lenses, telephoto lenses, and macro lenses, among others.

Prime lenses are a popular choice for portrait and landscape photography. They have a fixed focal length and a wide aperture, which allows for sharp and clear images with a shallow depth of field. Zoom lenses, on the other hand, have a variable focal length and are perfect for capturing a wide range of subjects. Telephoto lenses are ideal for sports and wildlife photography, while macro lenses are perfect for capturing fine details in close-up shots.

When you rent a lens from Creative Stream Studios, you can expect high-quality equipment that has been well-maintained and cleaned after each use. The studio's team of experienced photographers can also offer advice and guidance on which lens would be best suited for your specific needs.

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Renting a camera is an excellent way to try out new equipment before committing to a purchase. It can also be a cost-effective solution for photographers who only need a camera for a short period of time. Creative Stream Studios offers a wide range of cameras from top brands, including Canon, Nikon, Sony, and more.

Their camera rental inventory includes DSLRs, mirrorless cameras, and video cameras, among others. DSLRs are popular among professional photographers for their versatility and ability to capture high-quality images. Mirrorless cameras are becoming increasingly popular due to their compact size and advanced features. Video cameras are ideal for capturing high-quality video footage and are perfect for weddings, events, and other special occasions.

When you rent a camera from Creative Stream Studios, you can expect equipment that has been well-maintained and is in excellent condition. The studio's team of experienced photographers can also offer advice and guidance on which camera would be best suited for your specific needs.