UTAH
Famous for its National Parks, Bonneville Salt Flats, Great Salt Lake, history, and culture
Bryce Canyon National Park
If you haven’t been to Utah yet, Bryce yourself — it’s beautiful. Hoodoo you know that has visited Bryce Canyon and hasn’t told a hoodoo joke? What do you call a hoodoo from the past? A hoodid.
Zion National Park & Surrounding Areas
We went to Zion National Park early in the morning to be able to see the sunrise. We came in through the east entrance, passing through a couple small tunnels that the RV would never have fit through, and down the mountain road to reach the valley. Ben dropped me off at the Canyon Junction Bridge.
Horseshoe Bend, Buckskin Gulch & Antelope Canyon
The Colorado River cuts deep into the walls of the canyon near the beginning of the Grand Canyon in Page, Arizona. This canyon system is a great example of how rivers wind themselves around the landscape instead of taking the easier, straight path.