UTAH!!!!!!

Goosenecks State Park between Mexican Hat and Bluff



Moki Dugway switchbacks


Valley of Gods


Natural Bridges National Monument - Sipapu Bridge


Musselman Arch on White Rim trail in Canyonlands National Park


Shafer Trail looking on the Colorado River towards Moab and the La Sal Mountains in Canyonlands National Park.


Long Canyon Trail

Very cool Virgil. Looks like it went well.
That Musselman Arch pic is crazy! :cool)

Way cool!

nice pics, looks sweet!

There are so many places I need to travel to... just found one more!

Great pics! Thanks for posting.
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Still here. I figured it fit best in Been and Done though. Supposed to head home Saturday, but I think I'm moving up here. There is no place in the world more amazing than Moab.

As of today, I've taken 444 pictures. What you see above are only 9. haha.

We're here with the WJ so sticking to easy trails. I've gotta figure out a way to get the XJ up here and run the big boy trails.

K7AZV wrote:I've gotta figure out a way to get the XJ up here and run the big boy trails.

Easy...
MOAB 09 :)g)

Sc00by wrote:Easy...
MOAB 09 :)g)

That's too long to wait. I was talking about driving it back next weekend. haha. About an 8-9 hour drive here. I could drive up Friday night, wheel on Saturday and Sunday morning, and drive back Sunday night. I'm just going to move up here as that would probably be easier on gas money. :)=)

Im sure woody would show you around in his XJ

fatbob309 wrote:Im sure woody would show you around in his XJ

ROFLOL!!!! 8|

Now THAT I would like to see:)g)

La Sal Mountains north east of Moab.


Some weird homes/cabins built into the rocks on Eightmile Road south of Moab on the way to the Anticline and Needles overlooks.


Looking at Moab and Arches National Park from the Anticline Overlook.


Anticline Overlook. You can see the Hurrah Pass and Chicken Corners trails down below.


Marcia at Needles Overlook. It's a loooooooong way down.


Fisher Towers north of Moab.


Shafer switchbacks from above in Canyonlands National Park.


Marcia and Virgil at Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park.


Green River overlook at Canyonlands National Park.

Sweet pics! Do you have any more of the homes in the rocks? Wow... that would take some work... unless it was hollow already???

It looks cool up there

Offroad Rubicon wrote:Sweet pics! Do you have any more of the homes in the rocks? Wow... that would take some work... unless it was hollow already???

I'm working on loading more of my Moab photos loaded. Here are some of the houses in the rocks. They had a whole town there. We were able to go inside one of the abandoned ones. I think they used dynamite or something else to cut them out. Not natural caves.













This one is right next to the highway and for $5 you can take the tour.

Cool... thanks for posting those!
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