Final Comments - 2010 Spring Trip

Our trip covered over 4,000 miles in 5-1/2 weeks. We saw a lot of this beautiful country and met a lot of interesting people. I am thankful for the wonderful memories.

Bryce Canyon National Park

The hoodoos of Bryce Canyon are unique. There is still snow in the canyon and along the rim but it is a beautifully sunny day for the drive through the park.

Zion National Park - Kolob

The west side of Zion National Park-Kolob is very impressive. I am glad we took the time to see it.

Cedar City, Utah

Two inches of snow fell during the night at the Cedar City KOA. The snow was pretty but melted really fast after the sun came out. Nice quiet RV park with friendly hosts.

Zion National Park

Zion National Park is spectacular! We spent three days hiking and touring the park. We stayed in the Zion River RV Park, Virgin, UT, which is a well designed and accommodating RV park. Our cat loved climbing the trees.

Slot Canyon - Page, AZ

Touring a slot canyon is fun, frustrating and (with the wind blowing) sandy. Our guide made the whole trip worthwhile. He was very knowledgeable about the canyon and all of our cameras. He made the trip fun even with the number of people in the canyon. The canyon was really a different world.

Rainbow Bridge National Monument

We took a four hour, round-trip boat cruise 50 miles up Lake Powell to Rainbow Bridge National Monument. It was a sunny warm day and the trip was spectacular.

Rainbow Bridge is 290 feet high, its red, sandstone arch spans 275 feet, with a thickness at the top of 42 feet.

Glen Canyon Dam and Carl Hayden Visitor Center - Page, AZ

The Glen Canyon Dam & Bridge and Carl Hayden Visitor Center is a beautiful place to visit, even though I do not like heights.

Lake Powell and Wahweap RV Park - Page, AZ

The Wahweap RV Campground is amazing. Very clean -- all paved and a beautiful view of Lake Powell too.