There’s a place in Zion National Park that few people venture. It is accessed along the Chinle Trail that is not well-known. Over the years that I’ve hiked the trail, I’ve noticed some clay beds a few hundred yards off the beaten path but didn’t think they presented much of a photo op. I finally decided to check it out and I’m glad I did!
Recent rainstorms have produced dramatic skies and flowering Prickly Pear Cactus here in Southern Utah. Next post will showcase images from the surreal Wahweap Hoodoos.
Prickly Pear Cactus blooms in the spring at Zion National Park, UtahWhite puffy clouds surround Eagle Crags near Zion National Park, UtahStorm clouds surround Gooseberry Mesa near Zion National Park, UtahStorm clouds and Cholla Cactus surround Mt Kinesava at Zion National Park, UtahThe sun sets on the sandstone walls near Zion National Park, UtahAn old road meanders through the landscape at Zion National Park, UtahStorm clouds surround Hurricane Mesa near Zion National Park, UtahStorm clouds surround Mt Kinesava at Zion National Park, UtahA cactus flower blooms in the spring at Zion National Park, UtahSpring flowers bloom near Zion National Park, UtahStorm clouds surround Mt Kinesava at Zion National Park, Utah
