Monthly Archives: April 2015

Moab, UT Our stay in the Moab area is quickly coming to an end.  For our final hike we decided to repeat a trail we did two years ago in Canyonlands NP.  Canyonlands had three districts around two canyons formed by … Continue reading →

Moab, UT We have been traveling with friends, David and Karen, for about three weeks now and have had a great time exploring in northern Arizona and southeastern Utah.  But they are getting ready to move on without us and head … Continue reading →

Moab, UT Earlier this week, while David and Karen were on a ranger-led hike through the Fiery Furnace (we did that hike during our last visit), we decided to check out a few arches we had not yet visited.  We … Continue reading →

Moab, UT There are two dirt roads just west of Moab that take you up the side of a steep wall of rock to the top of a high mesa.  Last week we posted a blog about our ride up … Continue reading →

Moab, UT There has been  a bit of rain in eastern Utah lately, making hiking or traveling Jeep roads impossible on some days.  So one day we picked up David, Karen, and Cody for a ride into the nearby La … Continue reading →

Moab, UT The area around Moab is a mecca for Jeep enthusiasts.  You can find a trail nearby that will fit any level of vehicle and driver.  Some of them even have names that reflect their difficulty, like Metal Masher … Continue reading →

Moab, UT Earlier this week we moved a hundred miles north from Bluff to Moab where we are staying in one of our favorite parks, Portal RV Resort.  This park has two sections, a nice campground of pull through sites and … Continue reading →

Bluff, UT After a number of hikes to check out ruins near Bluff, we decided to take a day off from all that walking and visit a nearby ruin that is accessible by vehicle.  Just across the nearby San Juan … Continue reading →

Bluff, UT For one of our last outings here in the four corners area of southeastern Utah we decided to take David and Karen to  the Moon House Ruins, a very neat set of ruins up on Cedar Mesa.  We … Continue reading →

Bluff, UT Our second adventure here in southeast Utah was to hike a couple of trails that lead to cliff ruins.  We drove north of Bluff about 20 miles and turned west on Rte. 95.  About 20 more miles to the west … Continue reading →