Grand times in the monument
Though we enjoy our life in Moab, we do not find as many services in our desert home as in other places. So, like many good Moab-ites, we find we do more and more of our errands in the “big Read More …
Though we enjoy our life in Moab, we do not find as many services in our desert home as in other places. So, like many good Moab-ites, we find we do more and more of our errands in the “big Read More …
Over 200 images for your perusal. Mainly The Four Corners area, some from Nevada, the High Plains, and even a few from north of Banff. Updated Nov 2023. Read More …
Four days in our favorite local(ish) mountains, Read More …
A quick overnighter in the lower San Juans. Read More …
Thoughts on why images are not vandalism. And reasons why people are calling them images rather than “rock art” as well. Read More …
A quick overnighter to the world largest flatop mountain. Read More …
Some skiing with friends and then taking it easy with Joan. Read More …
A bit of camping, hiking, and meandering in an obscure canyon not far from the Utah border. Read More …
Another weekend to the nearby San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Read More …
A weekend in a quiet area with no one around. Read More …
With Joan up in Cortez, CO, for a two-week workshop, we decided to spend some time in the nearby La Plata Mountains. Read More …
The Grand – Moab route makes an ~140mi long walk to savor the lesser-seen places in between Grand Junction, CO and Moab, UT at the edge of the Colorado Plateau. Read More …
Backpacking from the confluence of the Gunnison and the Colorado River to Moab for ~140 miles. Read More …
A pacrkrafting trip up Dominguez Canyon, over the Umpcompaghre, and down to the Gunnison to float back to the truck. Read More …
We spent a night dispersed camped, hiked to a set of Pueblo towers, and then visited friends. Read More …
A place Joan and I spent some time two weeks ago and we re-visited. Read More …
A weekend to reacquaint ourselves with friends at a place Joan and I have always enjoyed seeing. Read More …
A revisit to the Big Dominguez to Little Dominguez route. I added some updated info as it seems people do this route but aren’t aware of information to do it safely or that you even need wag bags now. Read More …