077 - Two Weeks in the Desert, Utah
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Updated - February 2013
This newsletter describes in detail how to find and photograph some of the most spectacular desert landscapes, from Toroweap on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, through Escalante, to the deepest and narrowest slot canyons in Zion National Park.
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You've probably never seen the tall, fluted towers of white sandstone topped with balancing rocks, not far from the town of Page, Arizona. You've probably never discovered the fantastic view of Monument Valley from the top of Hunt's mesa. You've probably never photographed the Road Canyon ruins, some of the most fascinating and most photogenic of the ancient Anasazi ruins in the heart of Utah's Cedar Mesa.
This issue describes in great detail just how to find and photograph these places and ties the three locations together in a two-week itinerary combining the most spectacular desert landscapes from Toroweap on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, through Escalante, to the deepest and narrowest slot canyons in Zion National Park.
This issue describes in great detail just how to find and photograph these places and ties the three locations together in a two-week itinerary combining the most spectacular desert landscapes from Toroweap on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, through Escalante, to the deepest and narrowest slot canyons in Zion National Park.
Locations
- Agathla Peak
- Anasazi ruins
- Cedar Mesa
- Gunsight Butte
- Horseshoe Bend
- Hunt's Mesa
- Lake Powell
- Monument Valley
- Navajo Mountain
- North Rim of the Grand Canyon
- Padre Bay
- Pipe Springs National Monument
- Romana Mesa
- Snow Canyon
- Toroweap
- Towers of Silence
- Upper and Lower Antelope Canyons
- Valley of Fire State Park
- Virgin River Canyon
- Wahweap Marina
- Wahweap Wash
- The Wave in Coyote Buttes
- Zion Narrows