Saturday, December 3, 2016




THE GRAND CIRCLE PART TWO

NAVAJO RESERVATION, HORSESHOE BEND AND ZION

After the Grand Canyon we headed north through the Navajo Reservation. I am always fascinated by the evidence of ancient societies. Below are pictographs from 100-900 years old.





























































Horseshoe Bend was our next stop. It is located just downstream of Glen Canyon Dam, directly above the Colorado River. 

Here I stand at the overlook. This is another fabulous shot shared by Brynne Harold. The next day my clients were rafting on the river below. Great view from above or below.



Zion in the fall is exquisite. As the leaves change colors it adds to the already dramatic color of the rock. The shots below are on The Emerald Pools trail. It is one of the most popular trails in the park because the pay off in regards to beauty compared to the ease of the hike is great.






























In this area you can see the water seeping through the cracks in the wall which creates a fern filled wonderland. This wet landscape is home to many species of plants.



Early morning in Zion is always a great way start the day. I love my new hiking kilt!




































A view from watchmen trail overlooking Angel's Landing. Stellar shot Brynne!


This riverbed is typically dry in the fall but flows after snowmelt or heavy rain.






















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