Moab and Potash Road

Rain storm curtailed our rockhounding this a.m.  So we drove along Potash Road to see the Petroglyphs.

Dinosaur Tracks

Jug Handle Arch

Flora and Fauna

Canyonlands NP

Canyonlands is just what it implies - hundreds of canyons.  Most of which you must hike long distances to get to.  My limit is 5 miles, so we did no hiking except to viewpoints.  Charlie was a little more ambitious than I - one of the viewpoints was a short hike but straight up.  You may notice something different about Charlie - the pony tail is gone.

Mesa Arch

Salt Dome

Flora and Fauna

Arches National Park

There are over 2,000 arches - I think we saw 20+.  Most of them require strenuous extended hikes.  My knees don't do strenuous so we did easy to moderate ones.

It is amazing that each of the parks we have done in the Grand Circle has different geology.  Each has been unique and incredible.  Arches is no exception.

South Window

North Window

Skyline Arch

Balanced Rock

Sand Dune Arch during a fashion photo shoot

Delicate Arch

Turret Arch

Baby Arches

Broken Arch

Double Arch

Flora and Fauna

Capitol Reef National Park

Panorama Point

 

Petroglyphs

Flora and Fauna 

Desert Dandelion

Zion - Kolob Canyon

Cedar Breaks National Monument

 Navaho Lake - yes, that is snow.

Cedar Breaks National Monument

Last snow was Sunday

Sunset View

Would you believe a Snow Shoe Walk on the Summer Solstice

Snow ball fight

Supreme Point