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South of Moab on 191 and South of Blanding, UT is Hwy. 95. If you go West it will take you past numerous box canyons with ruins. The Butler Wash ruins are also a little further in. Had it marked and had maps, but they disappeared from my phone...

Tanner alone on that rock outcrop says it all. When I have a rock question, I just send Foy a note to get an answer. Need to make a trip back to Utah.

Beautiful views and great shots

Love the big smile on Tanner's face. You definitely have posted some amazing places.

Very Nice. Exploring history never gets old.

Went back in your posts to your Silverton visit. Reading about your planned hike to Ice Lake, which was a no go due to the Ice Fire Damage. I'm a member of San Juan Mountain Trail Group and the administrator works on the road crew that plows and maintains the roads, trails, including the Million...

Awesome views above the river. Sure beats sitting at home. 3 months till we head out again.

Goose Neck State Park, go figure. We were there in late September 2018 and there were only 2 others camped on the rim, approximately 1 mile apart. My guess your quick stop was mid to late November. Guess Covid is bringing out the masses. For us the solitude we had there and a beautiful sunset...

+2 on that?

That is a neat looking pop-up. Never seen one of these before either.

When I think we just drove through the Valley of God's and didn't give the place it's do. I think that will change in the future. Have to stop and smell the roses. That is amazing to spend some time with the locals and have a future meet-up. There is so much that the Native American heritage...

Happy Thanksgiving. Think I would have preferred being someplace out West as opposed to being at home and not being able to see our kids and grandkids. Dinner for two without family just sucks. Your posts make life better and allows us all to dream. Thanks

Now that is an amazing idea to walk up Moki Dugway. How right you are about seeing everything when you walk. I'm the driver, so I know I miss a lot. My wife gets to see it all. I enjoyed that drive.

We drove this in the opposite direction, Arches, Canyonlands, Gooseneck State Park, Valley of the God's, Moki Dugway, Natural Bridge, Bears Ears, Grand Staircase Escalate, Glen Canyon camped on the reservoir, Burr Trail switchbacks, Capitol Reef. For $10 we got to camp right on the canyon rim...

Stopped there also and because of the no dog rule drove the loop, got out and took pictures, and left. It also happened be to be rather warm that day and no chance of leaving Sarah in the truck. Our love of the National Parks is definitely dampened with their "No Dogs on the trails" rule. A...

I think I could sit there for hours. Spectacular views.

A bunch of screen shots I had disappeared when my phone was replaced. I believe South of Moab near where Mule Ruins are is a road with numerous box canyons and ruins.

Awesome as usual??

Let's hope so?

Last picture looks like a painting. Hovenweep is on our list. Probably saw the same sign a couple years ago, but didn't stop. Will next time. Utah will beckon us again.