Note: If you want to go to Fiery Furnace, you better book months in advance! We missed out on it. You can also risk it and ask for any last minute spots at the visitors center. (More info here)
Devil’s Garden.
Landscape Arch is the longest of the many natural rock arches in this park.
Time for sunset at…
Delicate Arch.
Walking to the middle of the arch was amazing. It was windy and the view was kind of, well, majestic. I was surprised at how polite people were, letting others have their photo opportunities and not crowding the arch.
If you plan to see the sunset at Delicate Arch, I recommend you start hiking up an hour before the sunset time (check the weather). Also, bring flashlights or headlamps. We were the only ones with headlamps so people were following our light source going down the trail afterwards. It was pitch dark.
I really liked camping out in Utah. The campgrounds we stayed at were all really good. There were lots of convenience stores around. The Utah night sky was the best part.
The view at the campsite next morning:
We went back to Arches.
Windows.
We drove back to the Mexican truck/re-purposed gas station (Tacos La Pasadita) in Green River because it was SO GOOD.
GET THE VAMPIRAS!
Green River is known for their melons. So many different melons and cantaloupes.
Yellow watermelon.
Back on the road. Next, we go to Salt Lake City!
life on macro. 