Travel | Beaches | Mountains | Hiking
Hiking in slot canyons is a premiere exhibit in San Rafael Swell; Furniture Draw is one of those beautiful canyons you must see! This short, flat trail leads you through tall canyon washes, and non-technical rock scrambling, and includes a few narrow sections. It's great for all ages and ability levels, and shows the area's … Continue reading Hiking Furniture Draw Canyon in San Rafael Swell, Utah
Pictograph panels are a popular tourist attraction in many parts of Utah, and San Rafael has their own panel. It's quite extensive, possibly more extensive than the ones I've seen in Capitol Reef. It's quite the site and worth the 5 or 10 minutes stop as you head down the road to a hike! I … Continue reading Seeing The Buckhorn Wash Pictograph Panel, San Rafael Swell, Utah
Well, it's finally time to wrap up Yellowstone. I've written about all of the hikes and adventures I had this past July and it's been a total blast to relive vicariously through these blogs. That's one of the main reasons why I host a blog - it's an online journal with photos that I get … Continue reading Yellowstone Camping Trip: A Photo Journal Entry
Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park is one of the iconic destinations of all travelers in Yellowstone. It's one of the poster photos for the park, and one memory I remember so fondly that it graces the walls of my room as a beautiful photo. I don't often print my work, so when I … Continue reading Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, WY
Perhaps one of the highlights of the whole park, the West Thumb Geyser Basin trail is a geothermal area you won't want to miss. Located near Grant Village and just east of the West Thumb Junction, this short trail offers thermal pools, small geysers, mud pots, and a beautiful walking trail all with a beautiful, … Continue reading Walking the West Thumb Geyser Basin Trail Yellowstone N.P., WY.
