Bogley

[denaliguide]

maze area

[COUNTRYBOY]

Snapped this while out fishing at Kolob.

[americanhero]

sparker1 wrote: Speaking of Burr Point Overlook and the Dirty Devil Canyon...


hm, I like pics with my own shadow, some of them look really interesting like the one here I made early in the morning at White Pocket. (okay, it 's not Utah, so it's a little bit OT)




Stan,great shots of Burr Point overlook, the next time I'll go there in late Afternoon, too.
Another great overlook is Alstrom Point and the view around Lake Powell. That was one of my favorite viewpoints this year.

[sparker1]

Quote: Another great overlook is Alstrom Point and the view around Lake Powell. That was one of my favorite viewpoints this year.

I started there once, with no map. After a couple wrong turns, I was going up Kelly's Grade. By the time I backtracked, it was getting too dark to go on. I'll go another time. I'd love to spend the night there and wake up to the sunrise, but I don't sleep on the ground anymore.

[stefan]

americanhero wrote:

hm, I like pics with my own shadow, some of them look really interesting like the one here I made early in the morning at White Pocket. (okay, it 's not Utah, so it's a little bit OT)

shadow pix are cool!

and it's most certainly on topic. the arizona strip is essentially an extension of utah, as it's entirely cut off from the rest of arizona by the colorado river :haha:

but i'd say anything colorado plateau related is happily included here

[denaliguide]

needles

[stefan]

ooo ... the needles :2thumbs:

the contrast in this photo really brings out a 3-dimensional quality

[americanhero]

sparker1 wrote:

I started there once, with no map. After a couple wrong turns, I was going up Kelly's Grade. By the time I backtracked, it was getting too dark to go on. I'll go another time. I'd love to spend the night there and wake up to the sunrise, but I don't sleep on the ground anymore.

you really should try the next time you're in the Page area. It really is a wonderful place and you will like it
And normally the way to Alstrom Point is easy to find. Only the last 2 miles are a little bit thricky and you'll need HC.
Hm, an overnight stay at this viewpoint is something I wanna do in the future. And then hopefully it'll be a night with a clear bright full moon :mrgreen:


stefan wrote:

but i'd say anything colorado plateau related is happily included here

okay, then all my Page area pics will fit somehow :wink:

[stefan]

americanhero wrote: with a clear bright full moon :mrgreen:
stefan wrote:

but i'd say anything colorado plateau related is happily included here

okay, then all my Page area pics will fit somehow :wink:

certainly ... in fact, the thread title has been changed accordingly

[americanhero]

stefan wrote: americanhero wrote: with a clear bright full moon :mrgreen:
stefan wrote:

but i'd say anything colorado plateau related is happily included here

okay, then all my Page area pics will fit somehow :wink:

certainly ... in fact, the thread title has been changed accordingly


:2thumbs:


Greetz,

Yvonne

[denaliguide]

bears ears in the background

[Win]

From the "Noah's Ark Hike" outside Parowan. Terrific views from the top, some neat caves and rock formations on the way up.

Win

Looking towards Parowan:



Other views:

[Summit42]

[Win]

Continuing Summit's theme:

Win

[denaliguide]

navajo mountain at sunrise from muley point