I don't know if it is every road into Utah or just the one we took. It just blew us away. The scenery was breathtaking. There are 5 National Parks in Utah, we went to 4 of them. Our first was Bryce Canyon, so wonderful. We hiked to the bottom and of course back up, then we drove to the viewpoints in the park. Amazing simply amazing.
| from the moment we entered Utah, we were enchanted |
| it was a bit like the Badlands |
| we stopped for bread and sandwiches at the new German bakery, pretty good |
| we didn't take Ripley to Bryce Canyon, but he study the map |
| on the way, we past through Red Canyon with its many rock formations |
| including a natural bridge |
| but Bryce Canyon itself was breathtaking |
| each turn was more beautiful, I'm afraid I couldn't stop taking pictures |
| I won't show them all to you, I picked out some of my favorites |
| we started our hike from Sunrise Point |
| there were tunnels on our way to Queen's Garden |
| Guy thought he would try climbing |
| at the bottom of the canyon were the trees |
| which added a new dimension to the castles |
| then we started the climb back up |
| we merged with Navajo loop trail, so it got crowded |
| we kept speed with a mother, daughter team from Oregon |
| we hiked through Wall Street along the Navajo Loop |
| during our travels, we have hiked so many switchback, And I am still not sure if it is harder going up or down |
| this whole area is known as Bryce's Amphitheater |
| see we are still smiling |
| looking over the canyon from Rim Trail |
| then the ravens started meeting us at each stop, Guy thought they were a sign for the Baltimore Ravens |
| I think there are a lot of holes in that theory |
| the amphitheater from Bryce Point |
| with a good view of the Cathedral |
| we finished the day with dinner at Ruby's Inn |
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