Wall Street Bryce Canyon National Park

We packed up and reloaded Charlie in preparation of visiting to Bryce Canyon, but first grabbed breakfast at the restaurant attached to the motel. The Parallel 88 is the new kid on the block, a four star restaurant that would have made for a lovely ...

... As we kept driving we got into a bit of a Snow/Sleet storm.  I was worried that we would not be able to see Bryce Canyon.  When we got there it was cold and cloudy but the kids were in awe. Everyone agreed that it was better than the grand ...

... end, but it will be from above just not at ground level. As we near the end of the Navajo trail, we pass through a formation known a Wall Street and it is easy to understand how it got its name; the trail starts up just pass this feature and it begins a ...

Další den, další park, další zážitky - Bryce Canyon. V nadmořské výšce více než 2500 metrů tu vystupují různobarevné pískovce a vápenec, které postupně erodují a zanechávají za sebou ...

... 1-4 feet of erosion every year.  That’s a lot of erosion.  In 3 million years, Bryce will not exist.  In the meantime, the national park service will do what it can to preserve the canyon.  Anyway, we head out onto the Navajo ...

... to the canyon’s rim was rather steep, but also great fun.  The trail took us through “Wall Street,” a very narrow gorge in the canyon walls.  There wasn’t much sun in this area, so we got some much-appreciated shade as ...

Day 67 - Tuesday, August 26, 2008 - Depart Kodachrome SP for Bryce Canyon NP   Arrived at Bryce Canyon NP before lunch.  Set-up camp, had lunch, and then walked to the Visitor Center.  Rode the park shuttle to Sunset Point, ...