Southeast Utah

Bill is standing in front of the San

Juan River at the San Juan Inn

in Mexican Hat, UT.

Cactus in bloom at the

San Juan Inn.

Yes, there is a "Mexican Hat"

geological formation in

Mexican Hat, UT!

Here we are at Goosenecks State Park.

The astonishing views are created

by the San Juan River meandering

through the canyon.

1,000 feet below the overlook,

the desert landscape reveals its

underlying structure exposing

300-million years of

geologic activity.

Welcome to the Moki Dugway!

You can see from this photo the road

is very narrow with no guard rails.

What a thrill!!!

Natural bridges are formed by the

erosive action of moving water.

The Sipapu Bridge is a mature

bridge.  It is the highest and

greatest in span.

The Owachomo Bridge is 106 feet high

and spans 180 feet.

This interesting formation is

called Jacob's Chair.

Taken in the Glen Canyon Recreational

Area.  You can see the bridge in the

center that crosses the Colorado River.

Taken on Route 24 on the way to 

Torrey, UT.  It's beautiful, yet eerie

at the same time.

After a rather long and treacherous journey

at times, we arrived at the Red Sands Hotel.

This was our view out our back window

at sunset.