Our first place for today is at Zion National Park, where a lot of people come to trek. Though one should check the weather before starting the journey since warning signs are posted at the park website.
“………All narrow canyons are potentially hazardous. Flash floods, cold water, and strong currents present real dangers that can be life-threatening. Your safety depends on your own good judgement, adequate preparation, and constant attention……”
For us we enjoy the view by driving.
Red Canyon before entering Bryce Canyon.
78 miles from Zion is Bryce Canyon National Park which many hoodoos to see. (A hoodoo is a pinnacle, spire or odd-shaped rock left standing by the forces of erosion.) It takes a minimum of 3 hours to drive to the 13 viewpoints along the park's 38-mile (round-trip) scenic drive. It looks like แพะเมืองผี (Phae-muang-pee) at Phare province, but in a very very larger scale. We take lots of pictures until sunset and have to drive to find an accommodation since we haven’t booked any for tonight.
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