Moab and surrounds

 You could spend weeks here there is so much to do and see.  This is our last of five nights.

A cold front came through the first night and it was like 36 in the morning.  Luckily, we had electricity and could use the heater.

We are staying at Deadhorse Point State Park and it is just stunning here.  We have a great campsite with a small shelter.  It must get really hot here in the summer.  Here are some images.



























We spent time at Arches Nation Park for most of two days and did some looking and hiking, again, beautiful.
































We also spent a day at Canyonlands National Park and could easily returned.































And today, we started off the day with some off road biking and then drove a scenic byway that followed the Colorado River before pushing into the mountains.





























Tomorrow, we head to Capital Reef National Park where I have my first guided fishing trip.

We are doing great, thanks for all the birthdays wishes and we will be in touch the next time we have a signal, probably at Zion.


Susan and Larry










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