Bryce Canyon is probably the most breathtaking national park I have ever seen, with its brightly iron-colored spires, amphitheater, and gorge. The peacefulness here was remarkable—almost divine. Hiking nearly all the trails was a workout, but absolutely worth every bit. I couldn’t help but do a little tai chi.
The Grand Canyon was also resplendent, especially at sunset, when its fiery red glow lit up the steep-sided valley. Every overlook I’ve seen on the South Rim was simply magnificent, each offering a fresh new angle of the canyon.
Zion National Park, Monument Valley, and Navajo National Monument each had their own share of intricate rocks, views and history.



































































































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