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Arches National Park Delicate Arch towers above Arches National Park as it is slowly eaten away by the elements. Eventually, it will collapse. |
Bryce Canyon Bryce Canyon is host to some amazing and beautiful natural features. We weathered a powerful thunderstorm in our tents while staying here. |
Bryce Canyon A wider view of the intricate column-work of Bryce Canyon. |
Capitol Reef National Park A few miles into a 60-mile wilderness drive, we encountered these bentonite hills. |
Capitol Reef National Park Deeper in the park we found some of the most amazing vistas I have ever seen, such as the awe-inspiring Cathedral Valley. |
San Rafael Swell My brother Eric disappears into the depths of a slot canyon called Little Wildhorse. |
San Rafael Swell These petroglyphs decorate the walls of a canyon in the San Rafael Swell. This art is over 2,000 years old and its origins are largely unknown. |
Goblin Valley One of the oddest places on Earth has to be Goblin Valley. This place looks like a completely different planet. |
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