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Saturday, May 4, 2013

Best Trip Planning Site Ever!

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  This site has been around since July, 2012 but I found it just a few days ago. Plug in your starting city then add as many stops as you’d...
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Friday, May 3, 2013

Anasazi Heritage Center

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  This museum was created when the McPhee Dam was being constructed to preserve information about archeological sites along the Delores Riv...

McPhee Campground - San Juan NF

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  Off season, from September to May, McPhee Campground is opened with no services, at a discounted rate . During the summer restrooms and a...
Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Driving Through Southern Utah

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   Southern Utah is a wonderland of scenic beauty, a road tripper’s dream with constantly changing vistas and little traffic. We started in...
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Mule Canyon Ruins

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   This small ruin is easily accessed from a turn out on Route 95. It contains the partially reconstructed walls of a kiva, a lookout tower...
Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Sand Island BLM Campground

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   Sand Island is a great access point for running the San Juan River. The campground is small and in good weather may fill by late afterno...
Monday, April 29, 2013

Natural Bridges National Monument

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  A nine mile loop road has overlooks with short paved trails to good viewpoints of the three bridges. Hiking trails lead to the canyon and...
Saturday, April 27, 2013

Capitol Reef National Park

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  Along with the beautiful scenery and unusual geology of Capitol Reef is the evidence of years of human inhabitation, from petroglyphs lef...
Friday, April 26, 2013

Anasazi State Park Museum

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  The little town of Boulder, Utah contains the ruins of a small Anasazi farming village which has been partially excavated. The village wa...

Hole-in-the-Rock Escalante Heritage Center

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   In 1879 a group of Mormons left Escalante to travel 200 miles and establish a community in San Juan County. The journey took six months....