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Mysterious Horseshoe Canyon

Posted on27 Apr 202127 Apr 2021 Barrier Canyon Style, canyon, Canyonlands National Park, rock art 4306 Views
Horseshoe Canyon, The Great Gallery

Horseshoe Canyon, a separate section of Canyonlands National Park, is located in a remote area west of the Green River in Utah. Horseshoe Canyon contains a number of sites with Barrier Canyon style rock art, both pictographs and petroglyphs. These well-preserved sites, including the Great Gallery, are some of...

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Coyote Gulch Day Hike

Posted on21 Apr 20212 May 2023 canyon 4335 Views

Coyote Gulch flows through the heart of the canyons of the Escalante in south-central Utah. Within its walls you’ll find a year-round stream, three huge arches, a natural bridge, and many waterfalls. It’s one of the more accessible canyons off the Escalante River, with four trailheads off of Hole-in-the-Rock...

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HikingUtah

Two Day Hikes in The Needles, Canyonlands NP

Posted on20 Mar 20206 Apr 2021 canyon, Canyonlands National Park 3152 Views
Navajo Arch

Last November we took a quick trip to Utah. One of the places we visited was The Needles district in Canyonlands NP. We done lots in Utah, but never managed to make it to The Needles. The days were short and the nights were chilly, but we had the...

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Grand Canyon Escalante Route: Part 2

Posted on15 Mar 20206 Apr 2021 canyon, Grand Canyon National Park, Slot Canyon 3278 Views
Unkar Delta and Upstream Colorado River

After our rest-ish day, it was now time to start solving the problem of getting back to the car. It was time to get moving. The day was going to be long one, so we got up early, broke camp, shouldered our packs, and began walking downriver.

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Hiking Upper Grand Gulch, Utah

Posted on7 Mar 20175 Apr 2021 Basketmaker Culture, Bears Ears National Monument, canyon, Pueblo Culture, ruins 4133 Views
Unnamed Ruin, Grand Gulch

The Grand Gulch is a normally dry creek that goes from near Natural Bridges National Park all the way to the San Juan River — about 25 miles as the crow flies. But because of the meandering canyons, the actual hiking distance is almost double that. And we were...

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Hiking Overnight in The Narrows, Zion

Posted on21 Feb 20177 Apr 2021 canyon, Zion National Park 5699 Views
Undulating Walls of the Zion Narrows Hike

The Narrows is a section of the North Fork of the Virgin River where the river has carved down through the sandstone to create a uniquely narrow and deep canyon. In places 25' (7 m) wide and 600'(180 m) deep. Located in Zion National Park, folks can get to...

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Greg WillisThanks for stopping by! This site is about my travels both in the US and abroad. I try to be entertaining, but if not at least there’s plenty of photos! Find out more about me

 

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