Bridal Veil Falls in Provo Canyon
Tie Fork Rest Area has an old train and interesting exhibits
Tie Fork Rest Area has some interesting Utah history exhibits
Our site at Portal RV in Moab, UT
Our watchdog! Always on alert!
Relaxing on the patio at our RV site
Our site at Portal RV in Moab
Portal RV is a nice park, with a pool and hot-tub
A visit to Moab isn't complete without a stop at the National Parks
Canyonlands National Park
Shafer jeep trail winds down into the canyon floor
Jeep trail into the canyon has some steep dropoffs, and that's where we're heading
4WD switchbacks wind down into the canyon floor
Canyonlands National Park
Signs warn about the 4WD trail into the canyon
The trail looks deceivingly easy as we begin our descent into the canyon
We're going down there
A nice place to stop and rest as we head into the canyon
Beautiful views from the canyon rim
Another rest stop to take in the view, before we head down into the canyon
Beautiful views from the canyon rim
Switchbacks and steep drop-offs lead to the canyon floor
Switchbacks and steep drop-offs lead to the canyon floor
Stay away from the edge please
Steep drop-offs along the switchbacks
Steep drop-offs along the switchbacks leading to the canyon floor
We pause on the trip down to take in the views
Going down
We stopped midway down into the canyon
The trail gets narower and narrower
Getting closer to the bottom
The trail along the canyon floor
The trail along the canyon floor
The 4WD trail leads past natural hoodos
Colorado River below
Thelma and Louise Point
Thelma and Louise Point named after the movie, which was filmed here
Thelma and Louise Point and the Colorado River below
Thelma and Louise drove over the side in the movie
Scenic vistas at Thelma and Louise Point
Colorado River at Canyonlands NP
Stay away from the edge!
Balancing rock near the trail
Balancing rock as we head to Potash
Colorado River at Canyonlands NP
Petroglyphs created 6000 - 1000 BC
Petroglyphs along the trail
Petroglyphs near the road, 6000 - 1000 BC
Petroglyphs
Colorado River at Canyonlands NP
Colorado River at Canyonlands NP
Relaxing on our patio
La Sal Mountains as seen from Arches NP
Arches National Park
Arches National Park
A drive thru Arches National Park at sunset
Arches National Park near sunset isn't very crowded
Balancing Rocks at Arches National Park
Arches National Park
Balancing Rocks at Arches National Park
Balancing Rock at Arches National Park seem like they should fall down
Balancing Rock at Arches National Park
Arches National Park
Arches National Park at sunset
Arches National Park at sunset
Arches National Park at sunset
Arches National Park at sunset
Pleease Dont Leave Me
Arches National Park entry
Ready to hike into Sand Dunes Arch
Sand Dunes Arch
Sand Dunes Arch
Sand Dunes Arch has 2 high fins on the way in
Sand Dunes Arch
Sand Dunes Arch
Sand Dunes Arch
Sand Dunes Arch
Arches National Park
Our hike to Skyline Arch
Skyline Arch
Hiking to Skyline Arch
Skyline Arch
Moab main street
Tripp is keeping any eye on things
Driving to Gemini Bridges means climbing to the top of the canyon
The trail quickly climbs up with steep dropoffs
The trail continues to climb to the top of the canyon
Once to the top, the trail gets bumpy as it meanders thru the valley
This group of rocks along the trail is called Parrot Rock
Tripp doesn't bother to read the signs
The hiking trail to Gemini Bridges
The hiking trail to Gemini Bridges
Gemini Bridges area has 2 arches, with drops of 250'
We hike to the top of the arches at Gemini Bridges
Tripp is looking into the deep hole -- from afar
Rest stop as we hike around the Gemini Bridges arches
Deep fissures are around the Bridges
The hike to Gemini Bridges
Our RV site and patio at Portal RV in Moab
