IntrepidXJ's Adventure Blog

Corona Arch in the morning sunlight.

Tukuhnikivatz Arch framing the La Sal Mountains and Mount Tukuhnikivatz as a storm was approaching. We got caught in that storm on our hike back to the Jeep. Apparently this storm caused a tornado warning for Moab and Grand Junction. All I know is that we started running back to the Jeep when the lightning got a little too close!

I’ve taken many photos of Jug Handle Arch before, but this time we climbed up closer and found the petroglyphs underneath the arch.

A granary built next to an arch on Aztec Butte in Canyonlands National Park. It started raining on us when we got up there.

Broken Bow Arch in Willow Gulch.

Jared photographing some petroglyphs in a side canyon off of Willow Gulch.

A small arch inside the twisted and narrow passage of the Peek-A-Boo slot canyon.

The typical photo of Sunset Arch….taken at sunset and framing Navajo Mountain and the southern end of the Straight Cliffs.

While hiking down into the Dry Fork of Coyote Gulch from our campiste, we were treated to a pretty good rainbow display from the storm off to our north. We just happened to be near this balanced rock when these two full rainbows showed up.

Chimney Rock at sunset.

Jared looking up at Chimney Rock and some older inscriptions carved into the sandstone.