Tag: Echo Canyon

• Zion’s Observation Point Trail

  

  It was 100 degrees Saturday and smoke from that nearby forest fire was in the air but my friend Jemmy and I made it to the top in about 2 hours. It’s 4 miles up and strenuous! All of theses images were taken with my new Google Pixel 2 smart phone camera, reputed to be…

  Michael Andrew Just

  July 1, 2018

  Desert Southwest, Equipment, National Parks, Utah, Zion

  Echo Canyon, Hiker, Hot, Images, National Park, Observation Point Trail, Photography, photos, Trail, utah, View, Zion, zion canyon

• Autumn Making An Appearance At Zion National Park

           

  Michael Andrew Just

  November 10, 2016

  Desert Southwest, National Parks, Photography, Utah, Zion

  Autumn, Echo Canyon, Fall Colors, Hiker, Maple Trees, National Park, utah, Zion, zion canyon

• Zion’s Colorful Echo Canyon

  Fall colors usually develop  first in Zion at Echo Canyon.  It’s about 1,000 feet higher in elevation than Zion’s main canyon.  Echo Canyon’s sandstone walls soar another 2,000 feet into the distant sky, thereby making it a marvelous trek in autumn.           You are surrounded by color as you walk through…

  Michael Andrew Just

  November 18, 2015

  Desert Southwest, National Parks, Seasons, Zion

  Autumn, Echo Canyon, Fall, Hikers, Maples, Sandstone, Scrub Oak, Trek, utah, Zion, zion national park

• A Trek Up To Zion’s Colorful Echo Canyon

  The other day I was in Zion National Park, scouting out locations where the fall colors may be beginning. There were hints that fall foliage was about to burst but not this day. Echo Canyon is a steep climb about 1,500 feet above the Zion Canyon  floor and it was possible fall colors would appear…

  Michael Andrew Just

  October 26, 2014

  National Parks, Out In The Field, Photography, Seasons, Utah, Zion

  Autumn, Big Bend, Cottonwoods, Echo Canyon, Fall, Fall Colors, Foliage, Images, Leaves, Maple, National Park, October, Photography, photos, utah, Virgin River, Zion