Mexican Hat, United States

The ride from Page was yet more wind and chill. The morning dawned with an impressive line of dark clouds over half the sky. I rode into that line.  

... along on our way to our campsite we stopped by the Mexican Hat (see picture) and there's actually a town named after it: "Mexican Hat", what a name for a town! Why didn't they just call it "Sombrero"?!?!?! But that evening we camped at Goosenecks which is ...

... piled in, and after a quick and cursory stop at the third natural bridge (which didn't have any archaeology), we headed south to Mexican Hat.  It had been threatening to storm all afternoon, and we finally met the storm on our way out of the park. ...

... around the landscape. In the distance we could see buttes and rocky outcrops of all different earthy colours. On the way to Mexican Hat, Utah (name for the upside down Sombrero shaped rock perched on a butte) it started to rain, so we will probably stay ...