Yesterday we hiked a six-mile round-trip trail deep into Canyonlands National Park—the Chesler Park trail. It was a fairly moderate hike, although it did involve some scrambling over slickrock. We saw a handful of people on the trail, but mostly, it was just the two of us in an enormous wild landscape of rock formations, […]
Archive for Utah – Page 2
Oh yes, this is more to our liking. Spacious, uncrowded, and absolutely gorgeous. Although we’ve visited (more than once) the other National Parks in Utah (Arches, Bryce, Capitol Reef, and Zion), this is our first visit to Canyonlands. And are we ever glad that we made the effort to come here. We’re not sure why […]
In mid-September, we made our fourth visit to Moab. We like coming here for the beautiful red rock landscape and the fantastic and interesting hiking in Arches National Park. But we were taken aback this trip to find that we had LOTS of company, and remembered that we generally visit here in mid-October or later, […]
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