Utah
Goblin Valley State Park
Goblin Valley State Park is located near Hanksville, Utah. It was officially designated a state park on August 24, 1964. The park has the largest concentrations of hoodoos in the world. Weathering has eroded sandstone into interesting shapes resembling goblins.
Goblins from Goblin Valley
The Three Sisters
Approach to Goblin Valley
Aliens from Goblin Valley
Bryce National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park National Park located in southwestern Utah. Bryce is know for its distinctive geological structures called hoodoos.
Bryce Canyon National Park 1
Bryce Canyon National Park Amphitheater
Thor’s Hammer in Bryce National Park is an example of a hoodoo. Hoodoos form because of erosion.
Zion National Park
The “Towers of the Virgin” rise more than 3,500 feet from the Zion Canyon Valley. The peaks are named “West Temple”, “Sundial” and “Altar of Sacifice”.
Female Big Horn Sheep with juvenile.
Feather Cloud
A dead tree photographed against a stormy sky in Zion National Park.
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Pinon Pine and Moon Zion National Park
Streaking clouds across the Zion National Park landscape.
Tower of the Virgin 1
A long exposure photo of car light trails traveling through Zion National Park, Utah.
Zion National Park Entrance
Red Cliff and Fall Foliage
Arches National Park
The Organ is a sandstone rock formation located in Arches National Park outside of Moab, Utah
Delicate Arch Pano
A panoramic view Highway 128 outside of Moab, Utah. The road is aslo known as the Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway which borders Arches National Park.
The Organ and Tree
Pinon Pine, Arches National Park
Turret Arch is a freestanding arch located along the Windows Loop and Turret Arch Trail. Its spire gives it a castle like rock appearance.
Turret Arch
Rising Moon at Balance Rock, Arches National Park, Moab, Utah.
Scenes from Monument Valley
Southwest of Mexican Hat, Utah on Highway 163 you encounter one of the most spectacular vistas in the United States. On this long straight road leading to Monument Valley is where they filmed the famous scene in the movie “Forrest Gump” starring Tom Hanks. The sign in this photo marks the spot.
Ancient Tree
Sky over Monument Valley
Sky and Butte Monument Valley with a dark sepia tone.
Monument Valley Overview
East and West Mittens
East Mitten View
Late Afternoon at the Totem Poles
Teardrop Arch is in Nizhoni Valley within Monument Valley. The arch frames the buttes of the tribal park.
Teardrop Arch No 1
Totem Poles Sunrise
Tree and Mitten
Sunrise on the valley.
Monument Valley Pano
Grand View of Monument Valley
Totem Pole Monument Valley
Owl Rock is a spire of Jurassic Age This sandstone butte is about 7 miles north of Kayenta, Arizona.
Setting Moon at the Totem Poles
Sunrise at East Mitten
Totem Poles Silhouette
Morning at the Totem Poles
Dunes and Totem Poles
Totem Poles No 1
