Massive Double Arch Dwarfs Visitors
Don’t be fooled… you may need to zoom in to glimpse the path of sightseers which will give you a little perspective of the massive size of the rock formation Double Arch – Arches National Park. (Moab, Utah)
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Where Two Became One
A historic moment in history recaptured daily in the Great Basin northwest of Salt Lake City, where the Union Pacific (east) met the Central Pacific (west) at Promontory Summit in 1869. Up to this event, crossing the United States coast to coast took months. Suddenly, after this final connection was completed, the feat could be…
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The Great Artist Painted this Sky
Stretching from horizon to horizon, the setting sun paints the sky of the high-desert Colorado Plateau. More than the senses of one person can behold. Rim Trail – Bryce Canyon National Park. (Bryce Canyon City, Utah)
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Delicate Arch Stands for a Moment in Time
One of the most widely recognized symbols of the state of Utah, Delicate Arch stands 42 feet high and 32 feet wide, making it the largest free standing arch in Arches National Park. As with most geologic formations set in sedimetary rock, these arches are short lived. During our lifetime this arch should be fine,…
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Forgotten Landscape in Central Utah
Rugged and often forgotten landscapes exist throughout central Utah which contain many spectacular vistas – Ghost Rock View Area. (Green River, Utah)
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Hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park
Home to the largest concentration of hoodoos on Earth, this geological wonderland is here today, gone tomorrow (at least in the geologic timeline of the universe). Rim Trail – Bryce Canyon National Park. (Bryce Canyon City, Utah)
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Green River in Canyonlands National Park
Carving its way through the Colorado Plateau, the rugged path of the Green River as it approaches the confluence with the Colorado River as seen from Grand View Point – Canyonlands Natl Park. (Moab, Utah)
