Category: Desert Southwest
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The Iconic Narrows At Zion National Park
When people visit Zion, I tell them they must hike The Narrows. It’s a huge slot canyon that the Virgin River has carved over millions of years. It’s not necessarily a hike as much as it’s a ford. You’re hiking in the river 80 percent of the time. So bring a pair of your old […]
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What Is Green and Yellow and Seen All Over?
The answer is the colors at Zion National Park in Utah. Stayed tuned for the additional colors of red, orange, magenta and gold!
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Walter’s Wiggles
Named after Zion National Park’s superintendent, Walter Ruesch, these switchbacks were constructed in 1926. These series of 21 switchbacks lead to the diabolical Angel’s Landing trail but you better be in decent shape to conquer both.
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Bonsai Milky Way
From the East Side Of Zion National Park. This small Juniper, also known as Bonsai Tree, sticks out at a right angle from a sandstone rock formation as the Milky Way appears amongst some small clouds.
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Zion From Kolob Terrace
An alternate view to Zion National Park. Autumn Colors Have Arrived To Zion Country. Look For Those Images Soon!
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Lightning Strikes Are Back!
Monsoon Season Is Back in the Desert Southwest so I grabbed my camera for this action which has been absent the last 2 summers
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Favorite Images Of 2020
Because of the pandemic, I didn’t travel much or explore new places. So my images this year were few and far between. Enjoy the slide show. Watch in HiDef at Full Screen.
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Fall Colors In Utah
I know it’s almost winter, but I would like to share some autumn images from Kolob Reservoir near Zion National Park. Taken in October.
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A Subway In Utah?
Back in October, three friends and I trekked up the Left Fork of North Creek at Zion National Park. It had been awhile since I last visited this amazing product of nature formed by millions of years of erosion but it was well worth it. It’s a 10 mile hike requiring boulder hopping, numerous creek […]
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