To get to Secret Canyon, we had to take a Hummer and travel for miles in this red sand until we arrived at what looked like a tiny crack in the desert.
The ride with Slot Canyon Hummer Adventures out of Page was awesome. Quite the thrill.
Secret Canyon turns out to be quite magnificent. Over the next two weeks, I will continue sharing the photos I took during this photography class with Wilson Wyatt at Vermillion Cliffs.
We also had a naturalist, Eric Garton, from the Desert Botanical Gardens on the trip so I learned a great deal about plants, geology, and more.
Tomorrow I will share a photo of Horsehoe Bend, which is world famous for the severe bend of the Colorado River that snakes around the butte like a horsehoe. I had to get up at 3 am and drive and then hike in the dark to stand 18 inches from an 1,000 foot (304 meters) drop to the bottom without any guardrail or protection.
16 comments:
Great photo! The colors are so brilliant. This area might seem stark to some, but I find it quite beautiful.
Now that's a beautiful photo - really stunning.
Great shot :)
Beautiful. Reminds me of our last road trip across Colorado and Utah through the NP's. Next year Arizona.
Beautiful picture of beautiful colors!
The color and composition of this add up to a really fine shot, Julie.
Mother nature is always impressive! Very good shot!
Spectacular! Really needs to be enlarged to be appreciated.
I love all that red color in the sand and rocks!
When I enlarged this photo, WOW! I'm looking forward to more.
Secret Canyon looks like a wonderful place.
Long trip, but worth the effort -- nice shot.
Such a lovely colored shot!
Stunning! I'd guess it was fairly warm up there...
Just beautiful!
Lovely! What a grand strength this landscape has.
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