Capitol Reef NP: Grand Wash
Capitol Reef National Park is one of the five beautiful and unique national parks located within Utah state territory.
Just a few minutes from the start of Scenic Drive, here is the entrance of Grand Wash...
A historic copper mine site...
At a Grand Wash view point ...
Another Grand Wash view point...
A Grand Wash view point... You may see the Cassidy Arch...
A Grand Wash view point with a Sign Rock or Rock Sign...
A Grand Wash view point with our car...
Cassidy Arch view point at Grand Wash...
A big rock...
The tailhead to Cassidy Arch and the Narrows...
My wife said this is a "Egypt Face" rock...
We saw Six(!) Bold Eagle flying over red giant rocks, and their bigger shadows...
Red rocks with right shoot angle...
Rocks and shadows...
We met a couple from Nevada. They are heading to the Narrow trail under 105F temperature! Great!...
Margaret and me were backing to our car after a short walk in the canyon.
Labels: Capitol Reef National Park, Grand Wash
1 Comments:
Glad you enjoyed your visit to Capitol Reef - most of it is actually off the paved roads.
Bob Palin
Torrey, Utah
p.s. if you'd like to see more of the area I invite you to visit my Torrey Tales - http://www.bobpalin.com/tt
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