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A Feast Along the Alferd Packer Trail

by | Apr 1, 2008 | Travel & Preservation

From Provo, Utah, to Denver, Colorado.
He was a shoemaker, Army veteran, hunter, guide, scout, miner, convict, harness maker, cane carver, horsehair braider, “jack whacker” and, of course, a cannibal. Which reminds me: The Brick Oven is known for its pizza. If you don’t mind fighting off all those Brigham Young University students, you can find just about every ethnic food around these parts, and you can even get a dr


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