Bountiful Utah Stake 2016 Trek Video

Check out some of the fun that awaits you. Do you recognize anyone from the stake's last trek nine years ago? Do you see family members or ward members in this video? If so, call them and ask them about their trek experience. 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2f8fEZopw6o&t=41s

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