Southeast Utah

[Cackalak Han]

Last week, I went down to Southeast Utah for some camping and hiking. The first stop was Calf Creek Falls. It is a nice 3 mile hike up to it. Not hard at all, as I saw people with little children hiking back from it.

Saw some cool pictographs(?) on the canyon walls. Pretty cool.

The waterfall was beautiful. It was about 50 degrees out, so didn't get in the water.

 

[Cackalak Han]

Then drove to this place where cliff dwellers used to live. It is blended in so well into the canyon wall, that you'd miss it if you were just walking or driving by.

Day two, we went down yet further south to Devil's Rock Garden.

It was a cool place with some funky rock formations. After that, we headed down to Dry Fork Canyon where we did some incredible hikes.

We got to this part where you had to hike in this narrow fault line. It got so narrow at some parts that you had to walk sideways. It was like something out of National Geographics or something. Really incredible.

 

[Cackalak Han]

Then we stopped by Bryce Canyon. Didn't get too many pics, but it was spectacular there, as well.

 

[Michael Slade]

You made quite a trip.

I spent the weekend in Moab cooking dutch oven and hanging out with my students.

Nice pics.

 

[Moody]

Wow, excellent pictures! You certainly saw some of the best that Utah has to offer...

 

[IntrepidXJ]

great pictures...thanks for sharing

 

[Brett M]

Awesome photo's. More places for me to go check out now

 

[Maximus Ram]

WOW, great pics..... hopefully one day i will get to Utah and see all of these sites in person.

 

[Paul R]

Great pictures!
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