Views from Bryce Point (October 2021) Home to acres of hypnotic hoodoos, Bryce Canyon is a striking national park that draws about 1.5 million visitors to its site each year. The land is distinctive in its natural formations, due to millions of years of weathering and erosion that has captured the memories of those who've … Continue reading Destination: Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah
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The Watchman and Virgin River from the Pa'rus Trail (October 2021) Our time in Zion National Park was brief, and although we hardly scratched the surface of what it had to offer, we managed to see a few of its notable formations from the scenic Highway 9 drive from west to east of the park. … Continue reading Destination: Zion National Park, Utah (Hiking the Watchman & Mexican Food- Part 2)
Views from Canyon Overlook Trail (October 2021) Known as "The Promised Land," Zion National Park is one of the essential parks in Utah that millions of visitors come to every year, as means of discovering the variety of natural wonders: mountains, rivers, canyons, and arches. It is a highly-popular site that allows easy access to … Continue reading Destination: Zion National Park, Utah (Caught in Snowstorm & Scenic Drive- Part 1)
Horseshoe Bend (October 2021) Tucked away at the very northern point of Arizona, the small town of Page is a popular tourist spot to visit some of the most-iconic sites in the western United States: Horseshoe Bend, Lake Powell, and Antelope Canyon. It's also just an hour or two from the world-renown Grand Canyon, all … Continue reading Destination: Page, Arizona
The Birthing Cave (October 2021) Although we had only spent two nights in Sedona last October, my dad and I packed a lot into that short amount of time. From hiking a couple of trails to sightseeing red rocks by car, we did a bit of everything that there was to see in the Red … Continue reading Destination: Sedona, Arizona (Hiking the Birthing Cave- Part 3)
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