Located within Vermilion Cliffs National Monument on the Utah/ Arizona border, this landscape is one of a kind. Sandstone anomalies produced through millions of years of erosion has given this place its look. And its not easy to get to especially on a cold, windy day.
The road was difficult.
Wow, thanks for sharing.
That road looks like lots of fun. It’s hard to believe it was cold when the sky is so blue, but your clothing tells another story.
I was glad I brought my winter parka.
I’m so jealous! Guess I should add this to my bucket list too!
Absolutely stunning images 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing and have a beautiful day ahead 🙂
Thank you Sreejith
Stunning captures and this awesome place is another list into my bucket list.
Thanks Cattan. I live a few hours from this spot but the whole region is amazing. The next day I went to the Grand Canyon nearby. Pics to follow soon!
Astounding formations – your great photos show them beautifully, Mike.
Thanks Eliza. Stay tuned for Grand Canyon pics from last weeks visit.
Wonderful photos! My daughter and I have visited the Moab area of Utah, and just love it. I had never heard of Vermillion Cliffs, but it looks like my kind of place. Would love to visit there (perhaps in warmer weather)!