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Utah’s Red Canyon
Visitors approaching Bryce Canyon from the west on State Route 12 get an added bonus as well as a preview of great vistas to come. The road cuts through Red Canyon, a kind of miniature Bryce, complete with ghostly formations called hoodoos, and other red rock formations. The hoodoos look a lot like creatures from […]
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Kolob Canyons- the Zion less traveled
For a visual treat away from the crowds that flock through the main entrance to Zion National Park, pay a visit to the Kolob Canyons section of the park. Though less well known, it features spectacular cliffs, steep canyons, mesas and interesting rock formations. The five mile scenic drive has a number of pulloffs with […]
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Colorful Kayenta
Nestled in the spectacular red rock country of southern Utah, Kayenta is a planned community dedicated to minimum impact on the earth, without sacrificing human needs and culture. The community, part of the city of Ivins, is northwest of St. George, and just west of Snow Canyon State Park, known for its beautifully shaped Navajo […]