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.
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Wow, thanks for sharing.
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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.
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I was glad I brought my winter parka.
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I’m so jealous! Guess I should add this to my bucket list too!
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Absolutely stunning images 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing and have a beautiful day ahead 🙂
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Thank you Sreejith
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Stunning captures and this awesome place is another list into my bucket list.
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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!
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Astounding formations – your great photos show them beautifully, Mike.
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Thanks Eliza. Stay tuned for Grand Canyon pics from last weeks visit.
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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)!
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