Scenic viewpoint on Brian’s Head
We drove here.
View SW into Cedar Breaks National Monument
To look down at this.
Just one view of many over our last two days visiting Cedar Breaks National Monument and Brian’s Head. More to come.
It’s our weekend and we Have to go grocery shopping. This means a very long drive, no matter where we go. So I try to incorporate a fun visit to somewhere beautiful.
Being it will be unforgivably hot in Kanab (98F/36C), Page (100F/38C) or St George (106F/41C) I’ve chosen to head to even higher elevation, 10,000 ft/3048 m (78F/25C) Cedar Breaks, then camp in the Dixie National Forest.
Then we’ll go to Cedar City, it’s off in the distance, (only 94F/34C) to shop. Off in the morning.
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After being chased out by an oncoming storm on a quick hike from the Toadstools trail I headed east to camp for the night at Lone Rock beach along Lake Powell in Utah.
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The stormy sky made for a great sunset over Lone Rock.
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And a great sunrise too.
It sprinkled most of the night. I know because I was awake not able to sleep on the deflated air mattress.
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Looking east towards Page Arizona
The beach was crowded for a week night.
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Wahweap Bay Lake Powell
I had concerns with the possibility of hard rain cancelling my tour of Antelope Slot Canyon, not the place to be in a possible flash flood.
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Looking east towards Page Arizona
The beach was crowded for a week night.
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Wahweap Bay Lake Powell
I had concerns with the possibility of hard rain cancelling my tour of Antelope Slot Canyon, not the place to be in a possible flash flood.
What tours or activities have you had to cancel because of weather conditions?