Ever since I moved to Utah in 2005 I’ve been in love with the abundant ancient archaeological sites so perfectly constructed that still exist today. I feel extremely fortunate to see these places and learn about the cultures that once lived and thrived in the area. This arch has been …
Cottonwood Narrows, in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, is a great, family-friendly hike that is practically one of the most scenic places around. This is actual real life. This is real scenery World’s largest dirt pile? Grosvenor Arch – double the cool
Harry relaxes in the shadows of this big arch Birthday Arch! The name alone just sounds fun — and the hike to get here was really easy and perfect for a spring or fall day with the family. The hike is about 4 miles round trip from where you park …
Me and my minions at mesa arch. Moab is known for it’s arches. My heart belongs to Delicate Arch, but there are some other very nice ones around town 🙂 Mesa Arch (above) is pretty famous. But the downside is that we had to WAIT IN LINE for this pic. …
Love! Corona arch is a little bit off the beaten path and not in any of the national parks. It’s a really beautiful hike, with some cool little obstacles, and views in every direction and a lot of cairns! I never want him to grow up 🙂 🙂 climbing up …
For my big 4-0, I wanted to do something really special. I love delicate arch. It’s so beautiful and fragile. It’s on our license plate and it’s such a landmark and icon in Utah. Last time (years and years ago) that we were in Moab, the boys were both under …
Ready to slot it up It doesn’t get much better than an entire day to explore without kids. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE hiking with my little nuggets, but after a couple of miles, the whining starts (from one particular munchkin who is 6 and who’s name rhymes with …
A few snaps from our recent adventure to Cobra Arch. We took the kiddos this time, not sure how they would handle the distance and/or terrain. Harry impressed us with an 8 mile roundtrip, his longest ever, without any whining — and it was pretty strenuous! We are so proud …