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2019 Frequently Asked Questions

Question: Where is the Utah Sky Trials?

Answer: The Sky Trials are held out in the middle of Rush Valley. Click Here for Directions ->Event | Location

Question: What time does it start each day?

Answer: First flight takes off at 7:20 am both days. Note: This is early because some falcons fly at first light as part of their normal routine and like to take full advantage of the crisp morning air. Some of the best flights of the day are often first thing. Worth getting up early!

Question: How much does it cost?

Answer: $5 per person or $10 per car. Kids are free. Scout Troops are $5 per car. 

Question: Are children welcome?

Answer: Yes! We are glad to have them here.  They are fortunate to get to see these amazing falcons up close. Now just don’t get too close. Falcons and the other birds here generally don’t like to be touched or petted. They are still wild birds. Please ask the owner of the falcon if you can get a closer look or a picture. 

Parents please keep your children in the audience and not out playing away from the audience. This will keep the falcons focused on the falconer.

Question: Are dogs welcome?

Answer: We prefer dogs to be left at home. Some falconers will have dogs with them as part of their flights, and that is because they are a a part of the hunting team. If you do need to bring your dog, please keep them on a tight leash and in control in the audience. A dog out running free might be distracting for a falcon in flight.

Question: Are there toilets available?

Answer: Yes we have portable toilets available. 

Question: Can I buy something to eat?

Answer: Yes, there will be hot dogs and chips available.

Question: Can I buy falconry items?

Answer: Yes, there will be Utah Sky Trials hats, shirts, and posters available for purchase along with other falconry items. 

Question: What about the Weather?

Answer: The Sky Trials is a rain or shine event. We will not cancel due to weather. Make sure you prepare for the elements. We’ve had days of freezing temperatures and other days in shirt sleeves. February in Utah! 

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