Winslow, Arizona Again: Standing on the Corner Again
We stopped in Winslow Arizona years ago, but since we were heading past on I-40 we decided to make a second stop for…
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Humphreys Peak: Arizona’s Highest Point
Humphreys Peak is the highest point in the state of Arizona at 12,633 feet. Not much for those of us who live in…
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Walnut Canyon: Cliff Dwellings and Scenic Trails in Arizona
Walnut Canyon National Monument is just southeast of Flagstaff and is managed as part of the Flagstaff National Monuments along with Wupatki National…
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Sunset Crater Volcano: Hiking Through Arizona’s Volcanic Landscape
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument has been on our Go-See-Do list since we first started looking for winter property in Arizona, New Mexico,…
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Wupatki National Monument: Ancient Ruins in the Painted Desert
Wupatki National Monument was our first stop heading south from the Arizona/Utah border although I’m posting it out of proper sequential order since…
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Vermillion Cliffs National Monument: Towering Red Rock Wonders in Northern Arizona
We skirted around the north side of the Vermillion Cliffs National Monument on our last Utah visit and decided that a real visit…
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Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: Boating and Hiking Near Lake Powell
The Glen Canyon National Recreation Area has never been on our list, we’ve always categorized it into the party pontoon boat dammed-up lake…
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Upper Antelope Canyon: Slot Canyon Photography in Page, Arizona
The Upper Antelope Canyon has been high on the list FOREVER, a huge red dot in our Go-See-Do map with a J10 (Jim,…
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Four Corners Monument – Meeting Point of Four States
Where else can you stand in four states at once? And that’s about all this place has going for it – if there…
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Spider Rock – Utah Iconic Rock Formation
I waited and waited in the wind and drizzle for a break in the cloud cover, and finally was rewarded with the perfect…
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Monument Valley – Utah Scenic Destination
Monument Valley is one of those must-do trips for anyone venturing the Southwest. It looks like a lot of tourists make this a…
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Canyon De Chelly Extras – Utah Travel Tips
Here are some extra photos from our Canyon de Chelly trip that didn’t make the prime-time cut, but are good memories for us.
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Canyon De Chelly – Utah Scenic Canyon
Canyon de Chelly (pronounced D’Shay) is entirely owned by the Navajo Tribal Trust of the Navajo Nation. It is the only National Park…
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Petrified – Travel Reflection
We’ve finally visited over half of the National Parks, 31 down and 30 to go. So many amazing places in this country, and…
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Petrified Forest National Park – Arizona Natural Wonder
Neither of us had visited Petrified Forest National Park before, despite it’s relatively close proximity to the Grand Canyon. As with the other…
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Saddle Mountain – Hiking Destination
Since we’re staying at the Saddle Mountain BLM area, Saddle Mountain is literally right in our backyard. No sense not climbing it! Alltrails…
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Deserted – Travel Reflection
A drone shot of the WWII markers in the middle of the desert to show training pilots the direction and distance to the…
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Nowhere – Travel Reflection
Sunset in the middle of nowhere Tonopah, Arizona
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Desert Sunset – Scenic Views
Another clear cold sunset in the middle of the desert. Silent except for the wind through the Palo Verde and Mesquite, and the…
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Hello from Last Year – Travel Reflection
Hello. To you. From us. Last year. Big Nose Kate’s Saloon, Tombstone, Arizona
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Morning Excitement – Travel Reflection
A little morning excitement – always interesting to wake up to a fire outside. Mittry Lake Wildlife Area, Yuma, Arizona
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