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Logan Canyon Hiking Trail GuideThere are four urban trails leaving from the First Dam parking lot.North. Logan Canyon to Green Canyon segment of theBonneville Shoreline Trail. Go through the tunnel under the highway and follow the switchbacks up to the ancient shoreline. Continue north to Green Canyon. This trail has some great views of Logan and Cache Valley. East. The Gateway Trail. Go through the tunnelunder the highway. Head east up the canyon. The trail is parallel to the highway and ties into the River Trail. East. Highline Canal Trail . Walk uphill on theBonneville Shoreline Trail and turn right at the top of the hill. This 1.7-mile trail is cliffside with awe-inspiring views. West. Canyon Road Trail. Look for the fancysidewalk against the cliff. This trail parallels Canyon Road until it dead ends.The trails on the maps are marked with their Forest Service trail numbers, for example: 047Trail difficulty depends on your health and physical condition. Each trail map provides information on beginning and ending elevations to assist you.Wear sunscreen and drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration.Wear insect repellant and check yourself for ticks after spending time in the mountains.Please do not shortcut trails.Trail EtiquetteBikes yield to hikers and horses Hikers yield to horsesStep off trail to downhill side to let horses pass Please remove any litter you find along the trail. Use restroom facilities or bury waste in a 6-inch hole 200 feet away from water.If you happen to encounter a rattlesnake along the trail, please leave it alone! It is a valuable part of the ecosystem.At elevations above 8,000 feet, wet, cold, and windy weather is possible at any time so be prepared. Trails in the Bear River Mountains are generally above 5,000 feet. The air is thin, which puts extra stress on the heart and lungs and increases risk of sunburn.Carry your own water or use a quality pump and filter to purify water taken from backcountry streams and lakes. Giardia , a serious intestinal parasite, is prevalent. A guide to these and more extensive trails can be found in the book Cache Trails. Another excellent resource is the National Geographic map of the Bear River Range, which shows comprehensive trails, trail numbers, elevations, and motorized/nonmotorized use. Both are available at the Cache Valley Visitors Bureau Gift Shop, 199 N. Main St. in Logan.1RIVER TRAIL : 603Length:3.7 miles; sections of trail are never more than 1.5 miles longElevation Start/End:4,900/5,400 feetDifficulty: EasyTrailhead:There are six entry/exit points:1. The Gateway trail ties into River Trail under thehighway and over the river2. Across US Hwy. 89 from the forest boundary signat the mouth of the canyon. The gate is usuallyclosed and locked. Park at the boundary sign andcross the road. GPS: N41º 44.516’ W111º 46.567’3. Red Bridge Trailhead (Mile post 463.2)4. Second Dam. GPS: N41º 44.777’ W111º 44.817’5. Bridger Campground just past Zanavoo.6. Spring Hollow Campground has a small parkingarea at the entrance. GPS: N41º 45.200’ W111º43.010’Features:The River Trail follows the Logan City water line, which is buried beneath the road and passes Stokes Nature Center. The trail parallels the river and is never more than a few hundred feet from US Hwy. 89, although traffic is not visible for most of its length. The trail goes south above Bridger Campground and Gus Lind Flat Summer Home Area. It passes Third Dam and joins Riverside Nature Trail at Spring Hollow and then onto Guinavah. Moose have been seen near the river, and many species of birds and plants canbe observed.RIVERSIDE NATURE TRAIL : 052 Length:1.3 miles; this trail is closed to bicyclesElevation:5,400 feetDifficulty: EasyTrailhead:There are two entry/exit points:1. Spring Hollow Campground has a small parkingarea at the entrance. GPS: N41º 45.200’ W111º43.010’2. Guinavah Campground, near the amphitheater.GPS: N41º 45.741’ W111º 42.150’Ref. Map (7.5 min.):Logan Peak, Mt. Elmer Features:The Spring Hollow section of this trail is wide with interpretive signs and benches. The section before Guinavah narrows and includes a steeper climb.2WIND CAVE : 032Length:2 miles one wayElevation Start/End:5,100/6,000 feetDifficulty: ModerateTrailhead:Located 5.3 miles up US Hwy. 89. The trail-head is across from Guinavah-Malibu Campground. GPS: N41º 45.747’ W111º 42.212’Ref. Map (7.5 min.):Mt. ElmerFeatures:The delicate triple arch and natural cave is at the top of the China Wall geologic formation on the north side of the canyon. This is part of the same for-mation found on the Crimson Trail on the south side. It is dry enough for hiking in early spring. Big-tooth maple trees are abundant and fossils from the Mississip-pian period are common.Trail Information:This is a popular trail because it is short, steep, and uses lots of calories. This side of the canyon is warm, so you may be lucky enough to see or hear a rattlesnake. If you do see a snake, please do not disturb it. There are very few left in the canyon. Bring plenty of water and please do not cut through the trail’s switchbacks.3CRIMSON TRAIL : 015Length: 3 miles one way; this trail is closed to bicycles Elevation Start/Max: 5,200/6,000 feet Difficulty: ModerateTrailhead: Spring Hollow upper group area, 4.3 miles from Logan. GPS: N41º 45.200’ W111º 43.010’ or Guinavah Campground, 5.3 miles from Logan. GPS: N41º 45.741’ W111º 42.150’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Logan Peak, Mt. ElmerFeatures: This trail was the “Senior Walk” for Brigham Young College’s graduating class until the college closed in 1926. The school colors were crimson and gold—thus the trail’s name. Most of the trail follows the China Wall on the south side of the canyon. This exposure gets more water than the north side, so the vegetation tends to be more lush. It also remains icy until late spring. The trail looks down on Guinavah Campground some 600 feet below. The Spring Hollow end of the trail is above the group reservation sites.Trail Information: Spring Hollow is just beyond Third Dam. Cross the bridge, turn right, and park. The trail starts a short walk up the road in the upper group area at the small bridge. The Guinavah trailhead is across the bridge near the amphitheater parking area. Use caution in descending the short, steep slope as you come off the China Wall near Guinavah. There is steady climbing at each end, but the view is worth the effort. Either way you can make a loop by meandering back on the River-side Nature Trail.4RIGHT HAND FORK TRAILS(INCLUDING OLD EPHRAIM’S GRAVE)Elevation Start/Max.: 5,600/7,200 feet Difficulty: ModerateTrailhead: Right Hand Fork, Logan Canyon, Boulder Mountain. GPS: Old Ephraim’s Grave Trailhead N41º 46.656’ W111º 37.164’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Temple PeakTrails: Hiking, and when dry, mountain biking and horses056 Willow Creek—2.1 miles 127 Ricks Canyon—3.9 miles 607 Ephraim’s Cutoff—3.6 milesTrails: Hiking, and when dry, mountain biking, horses, and motorcycles055 Little Cottonwood—1.4 miles 013 Steel Hollow—2.8 milesRoads: Hiking, and when dry, mountain biking, horses, motorcycles, ATVs, and Jeeps FR 047 Cowley Canyon FR 147 Marie Springs FR 056 Long Hollow FR 153 Chicken Creek FR 007 Temple ForkThe Right Hand Fork area offers a variety of intercon-necting trails and roads. Directions: Take US Hwy. 89 9.2 miles up Logan Canyon to Right Hand Fork Road. Turn right and travel 1 mile up Right Hand Fork (FR 081) to the first junction. Stay to the left and the road turns to gravel. The trailhead is .6 miles farther. Park your vehicle at the trailhead, and choose from a variety of options. Many travelers enjoy a visit to the final rest-ing place of the giant grizzly bear, Old Ephraim. His grave is located on the east side of Long Hollow Road (FR 056). One way to hike to Ephraim’s stone monu-ment from the Right Hand Fork Trailhead is to take the Willow Creek Trail and Temple Fork (FR 007) and Long Hollow (FR 056) roads.5OLD JUNIPER : 014 Length:5.8 miles one wayElevation Start/End:5,400/7,200 feetDifficulty: ModerateTrailhead:Wood Camp turnoff, 10.4 miles from Logan on US Hwy. 89. GPS: N41º 47.800’ W111º 38.700’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Mt. ElmerFeatures:A good view of the main ridge of the Bear River Range can be seen from many points along the trail. The paths of several winter avalanches are also visible and there are many flowering plants and shrubs during the spring and summer. Fall colors are outstand-ing and generally peak in late September. The old Jardine Juniper is estimated to be over 1,500 years old.Trail Information:Cross the bridge at Wood Camp to the small parking area up the hill. The trail crosses a streambed near the beginning and again at about 1.5 miles later on the south side of an open area. The trail divides at the ridge above Cottonwood Canyon. The left fork goes to the upper part of Cottonwood. Take the right fork to the juniper. The trail splits at about 4 miles to loop around a hill; the left fork overlooks Cotton-wood Canyon, while the right fork overlooks the Logan Canyon area. At about midway around the loop a short spur trail switchbacks down the hill to the tree. This trail is very popular with mountain bikers.6WHITE PINE LAKE : 025Length:4.5 miles one wayElevation Start/Middle/End: 8,000/8,800/8,400 feet Difficulty: ModerateTrailheads: Day use parking at Tony Grove Lake parking area (small fee). Overnight parking at the backcountry trailhead ¼-mile below the campground. GPS: N41º 53.686’ W111º 33.535’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Naomi PeakFeatures: This is breathtaking alpine hiking typical of the Great Basin highlands. There are many stands of fir, spruce, and aspen. The glacial lake is in a beautiful set-ting of cirque cliffs and high mountains. Wildflowers are abundant, and their colors peak during July and August. Trail Information: The trailheads are located at Tony Grove Lake. From Logan take US Hwy. 89 (19.6 miles) to the Tony Grove Road. Take Tony Grove Road (FR 003) 7 miles to Tony Grove Lake. To help reduce the congested parking at the lake, groups staying overnight or longer should park in the lower backcountry trailhead located just below the campground. People day-hiking into the lake are welcome to park at Tony Grove Lake. The Tony Grove nature trail is 1.3 miles around the lake. The White Pine Lake trail is easy to follow, but you will be gradually climbing the ridge dividing Tony Grove Lake and White Pine Lake. From the ridge, the trail drops steeply down to White Pine Lake. Because there is an uphill grade both directions, allow at least four hours for this trip or longer if your group includes small children. 7MAP 4NAOMI PEAK : 136Length: 3.3 miles one wayElevation Start/End: 8,000/9,979 feet Difficulty: ModerateTrailheads: Day use parking at Tony Grove Lake park-ing area (small fee). Overnight parking at thebackcountry trailhead ¼-mile below the campground. GPS: N41º 53.686’ W111º 33.535’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Naomi PeakFeatures: At 9,979 feet, Naomi Peak is the highest point in the Bear River Range. The trail winds through spec-tacular meadows of wildflowers that are at their peak in July and August. The summit offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding peaks and of Cache Valley.Trail Information: The Tony Grove turnoff is 19.6 miles from Logan, and the lake loop is 7 miles of paved road between the US Hwy. 89 turnoff and Tony Grove Lake. The trail is well-defined, steep in a few places, and moderately rocky. Snow banks persist into the summer and a cold wind usually blows on top. At the ridge the trail continues to High Creek and Cherry Creek canyons. The trail to Naomi Peak itself is south along this ridge. Trail 005 from Tony Grove to High Creek is officially known as the Mount Naomi Peak National Recreation Trail.8HIGH CREEK : 005Length: 7 miles from Naomi Peak, 10 miles from Tony Grove Lake LoopElevation Start/End: 9,979/5,200 feet Difficulty: StrenuousTrailheads: Tony Grove Lake Loop, see the Naomi Peak trail description (Trail #8) first. GPS: High Creek (continuation of Trail 8) N41º 53.686’ W111º 33.535’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Naomi PeakFeatures: This trail winds through a riparian forest and parallels a booming mountain stream. It progresses into a wide glacial valley, eventually opening into sub-alpine meadows covered with wildflowers. The trail culminates at 9,000 feet at High Creek Lake, a glacial cirque lake surrounded by towering cliffs. Hikers enjoy numerous waterfalls during the last 2 miles. This is also a popular trail for horseback riding.Trail Information: The trail continues from High Creek Lake west to Cherry Peak and the city of Richmond, or south to Mt. Naomi and Tony Grove. There are nu-merous creek crossings between High Creek Lake and trailhead. Trail 005 from High Creek to Tony Grove is officially known as the Mount Naomi Peak National Recreation Trail. This is a wilderness trail with minimal markings so use 7.5 map and compass. Wilderness trails are only open to hikers, horses and pack stock.9GREEN CANYON TO TONY GROVE : 005Length: 12 miles to Tony Grove Trailhead Elevation Start/End: 6,100/8,100 feet Difficulty: StrenuousTrailheads: About 5 miles up Green Canyon Road, which starts at 1600 East 1900 North in Logan (North Logan). The road enters an open area and the trailstarts on the right side near a fence. GPS: N41º 46.150 W111º 46.146’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Mt. Elmer, Naomi PeakFeatures: The trail follows the crest of the Bear River Range for several miles. Most of the trail is in the Naomi Peak Wilderness, and it passes Jardine, Beird-neau, and Elmer peaks. Some of the most rugged areas of the range can be seen from the trail.Trail Information: This is a two-car trail. The trail climbs to just below the summit of Mt. Elmer, which is only a few hundred feet from the trail. It circles around the side of Mt. Elmer, down into the upper part of Cottonwood Canyon, then back up about 800 feet to Cold Water Spring near Tony Grove Lake. This hike is worth the effort. This trail can be easily lost, as numerous sheep trails and avalanche debris chutes intersect it. This is a wilderness trail with minimal markings so use USGS 7.5 map and compass. Wilderness trails are only open to hikers, horses and pack stock.10 TEMPLE FORK SAWMILL TRAIL : 062Length: 5.8 milesElevation Start/End: 5,960/6,600 feet Difficulty: ModerateTrailheads: 1.5 miles from the Temple Fork turnoff. GPS: N41º 49.590 W111º 34.518’Ref. Map (7.5 min.): Temple PeakFeatures: This very enjoyable walk along Temple Fork Creek leads you to the site of a saw mill that was built in 1877 to provide lumber for buildings in Logan. Remnants of the road can be seen along the trail. The road from Logan to Temple Fork was built about four years before the mill closed in 1883. The mill burned down three years later. Some of the equipment was salvaged, but some pieces are still there. The founda-tions of cabins used by pioneer workers can also be seen in the clearing at the site. Look for the commemorative monument for more information.Trail Information: The first 3.5 miles of this trail is part of the Great Western Trail, a north-south trail system that runs from Canada to Mexico through five western states in the United States. The trail splits at the second bridge. Stay to the left to go to the saw mill. The trail to the right continues on the Great Western Trail.11MAP 4MAP 3Cache Valley Visitors Bureau435-755-1890800-882-4433199 N. Main St., Logan UT Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest Logan Ranger District435-755-36201500 E. US Hwy. 89。

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故选C。
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海关总署公告2012年第15号2012-03-28为适应市场发展需要，根据《中华人民共和国进出口关税条例》和国务院2011年1月批准调整的《中华人民共和国进境物品进口税率表》（海关总署公告2011年第6号公布），海关总署重新修订了《中华人民共和国进境物品归类表》（以下简称《归类表》，详见附件1）及《中华人民共和国进境物品完税价格表》（以下简称《完税价格表》，详见附件2），现予以公布，自2012年4月15日起执行。

海关总署2007年6月修订的《入境旅客行李物品和个人邮递物品进口税税则归类表》及《入境旅客行李物品和个人邮递物品完税价格表》（海关总署公告2007年第25号公布）同时废止。

现就有关事宜公告如下：一、进境物品依次遵循以下原则归类：（一）《归类表》已列名的物品，归入其列名类别；（二）《归类表》未列名的物品，按其主要功能（或用途）归入相应类别；（三）不能按照上述原则归入相应类别的物品，归入“其他物品”类别。

二、进境物品完税价格遵循以下原则确定：（一）进境物品的完税价格由海关依法遵循以下原则确定：1．《完税价格表》已列明完税价格的物品，按照《完税价格表》确定；2．《完税价格表》未列明完税价格的物品，按照相同物品相同来源地最近时间的主要市场零售价格确定其完税价格；3．实际购买价格是《完税价格表》列明完税价格的2倍及以上，或是《完税价格表》列明完税价格的1/2及以下的物品，进境物品所有人应向海关提供销售方依法开具的真实交易的购物发票或收据，并承担相关责任。

海关可以根据物品所有人提供的上述相关凭证，依法确定应税物品完税价格。

（二）边疆地区民族特需商品的完税价格按照海关总署另行审定的完税价格表执行。

三、纳税义务人对进境物品的归类、完税价格的确定持有异议的，可以依法提请行政复议。

特此公告。

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歌曲歌词 我的爱全交给你取名的小白 你不在他都没发呆 我不会输给他快乐来自心态 怎能够纵容悲哀 我明白去得去来得来 只有无奈没有该不该 别担心我很乖小白很乖 我们都懂爱情不由人主宰
唱错歌词演唱者杨宗纬(Aska Yang，1978年4月4日—)台湾歌手。大 学时期参加台湾歌唱选秀节目《超级星光大道》获选为第一届“人气王”。
《为你平定的天下》是电视剧《风中奇缘》的片头曲，由阿信作词， 李剑青作曲并演唱。于2014年10月31日发行。
歌词以中国古代将军卫无忌与莘月的爱情故事和死生契阔的誓言为蓝 本，唯美诗意，格局开阔却又柔情无尽，切中电视剧中故事核心。
我不敢再看那月牙 像你温柔的眉高挂 照映大漠思念无涯 我不怨连年的争杀 只要有一天能回家 尝一片和你安居的晚霞 让我的臂膀 变成你的城墙
歌曲意境充满了浓白色的北国色彩。为了录制这首歌，公司特别安排 余宪忠专程来到北京与制作人闻震面对面沟通，第一次到北京的余宪忠对 于北国的景色大为惊艳，因为先前只能透过传媒及朋友的介绍，听闻北方 著名的景点及文化特色。
这次能借着工作之便，看看北京人文特色，体会到异于台湾的热带风 情，余宪忠心中充满了感动，也把这感动的情绪完美契合于歌曲中。
歌曲歌词 依着桥面踏着石阶手中握着线 你可知道这里有个身影正在偷看你 他连你的样子都没看清甚至还不算认识你 他想告诉你他简单的小秘密 微风吹拂云淡天清风筝连着线 你可知道线的这边已经将我心紧牵 我多想抛下莫名的胆怯冲向你面前这天我等了她三年 我要告诉你我的思念我展转也难眠在枫叶就红了的三年前
《白头吟》是电视剧《风中奇缘》插曲。由卓文君（西汉）作词，由 李剑青作曲。剧中插曲由丁当演唱。其中“愿得一心人，白首不相离”为 千古名句。这是一首汉乐府民歌，该诗通过女主人公的言行，塑造了一个 个性爽朗，感情强烈的女性形象。同时表达了失去爱情的悲愤和对于真正 纯真爱情的渴望，以及肯定真挚专一的爱情态度，贬责喜新厌旧，半途相 弃的行为。