(Cannonville UT) Kodachrome Basin State Park contains numerous tall sandstone pillars, sometime called chimneys or stovepipes. Some of them reaching up to 170ft high. While not as dramatic as other places, it had its own charm. There were several trails leading to featured named rock formations or views, like Eagle’s View, Panorama, and Shakespeare Arch. […]
(Bryce Canyon City UT) Another way to see Bryce Canyon National Park was taking the 15 mile Scenic Drive to several overlooks. These were views into smaller canyons, but with equally beautiful rock formations. I drove to the far end of the road, and worked my way back toward the entrance. So, photos appear in […]
(Bryce Canyon City UT) Bryce Canyon National Park with its huge Amphitheater and canyons, filled with fantastic rock formations and hoodoos, was something special to see. This was another park on my wish list; and, so glad I finally made it. The Rim Trail went past the four main viewpoints of the amphitheater. No RV […]