The Grand Canyon must be seen to be appreciated. Its beauty is indescribable. The equally beautiful Colorado River flows through the canyon on its 447 km long section. Up to 30 km wide and almost 2 km deep, the Grand Canyon is sure to instill a sense of wonder in all who visit.… Read more “Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona”
The hike to Hallett Peak 3.877 m above sea level begins from the Bear Lake Trailhead. The peak is named for William L. Hallett (1856–1947), an outstanding mountain climber. Non-technical climbers may reach the summit of Hallett Peak by hiking up the Flattop Mountain Trail to its high point, then walking south along the ridgeline and ascending the peak over talus piles.… Read more “Ascent to Mt.Hallett Peak in the Rocky Mountains National Park, Colorado”
Arches National Park is called a red-rock wonderland. It has more than 2,000 natural stone arches, many giant balanced rocks, soaring pinnacles, and massive rock fins. There are many amazing hiking trails on its territory. We were thrilled by their beauty, and it is one of those places we want to return to.… Read more “Arches National Park in Utah, USA”
The hike to Sky Pond in Rocky Mountains National Park begins from the Glacier Gorge Trailhead located on Bear Lake Road. After almost 1.5 km, we reached Alberta Falls, one of the most popular hiking destinations in the Rockies. After another 4 km, we reached the base of Timberline Falls. From here, the trail continues up a chute to the right of the falls.… Read more “Hike to Alberta Falls and Sky Pond below Andrews Glacier in Rocky Mountains National Park, Colorado”
The main attractions of Natural Bridges National Monument are three bridges. Their names are Sipapu, Kachina, and Owachomo. The names come from the Hopi Nation. The Sipapu is the biggest with a height of 67 m. The bridges were formed through erosion by water flowing in the canyon. All three bridges are accessible from Bridge View Drive by the hiking trails leading down to the basis of the bridges.… Read more “Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah”
