Zion National Park’s Cave Valley is located in the Kolob Terrace section of the park and straddles private property. Actually, about 16 acres of the images you’ll see here are for sale! Great place to build a new home. The views! The caves here contain Native American Indian pictographs and petroglyphs but are difficult to find.
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14 responses to “Zion’s Cave Valley”
Stunning. Makes me want to hope in the car and hit the road. 🙂
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Awesome shots, Michael! I feel like I was there…
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Thanks Amy!
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Beautiful landscapes, Michael. Zion is a special place. I love the image with the sagebrush leading the way.
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Thanks Jane!
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Stunning photos! Last night I watched PBS Nature and the topic was sagebrush prairie – I learned so much about the habitat I see in your photos. You probably know all about it, but it is available for streaming online if you are interested. 🙂
On Sun, May 24, 2015 at 1:21 PM, dawn2dawn photography wrote:
> Michael Andrew Just posted: “Zion National Park’s Cave Valley is > located in the Kolob Terrace section of the park and straddles private > property. Actually, about 16 acres of the images you’ll see here are for > sale! Great place to build a new home. The views! The caves here contain > N”
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Thanks Eliza. I’ll have to watch that PBS episode online. I watch a lot of good programs on PBS
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What a beautiful location for a home. I have wellness centers to create but don’t think 16 acres would be enough…too bad there aren’t more!! Beautiful photos!
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Thanks Katelon. I think Zion NP should purchase that land and other parcels around the park
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yes, that would probably be better.
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Ah, just so different from the fall and winter pictures. Beautiful as always.
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Thanks Cornelia!
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You’ve don an excellent job of capturing the feel of that area of the park. Did you find the caves? Any photos?
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Thanks Mark. I didn’t find the caves, I’ll probably check them out next time I’m in that area.
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