In Wild Horse Window, Two BYU Alums Find Adventure

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A Wild Ride

Fall 2019 Issue

A man with a backpack facing away from the camera rappels down a cliff at Wild Horse Window. — Photo by Matt Fitzgerald

Wintry dusk comes to Utah’s San Rafael Swell as Matthew K. Fitzgerald (BA ’18), perched on the lip of a great hole, captures fellow alum Benjamin D. Lee (BS ’18) rappelling at Wild Horse Window. Road trips to forget about school, find someplace warmer than Provo, and visit local diners led them to this and other of the state’s remote regions.

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