Zion Canyon National Park, Utah, USA, 23rd October 2014.
This is dawn at Springdale, Utah, just outside Zion Canyon National Park but looking towards it.
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Later, after breakfast, we headed off towards Bryce Canyon National Park. The road, still inside Zion Canyon National Park, was a twisting wonderland, with tunnels and not many places to park a vehicle. Wonderful views abounded (when not inside the tunnels) with vistas and canyons and autumn colours.
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Most of these images are from walking in small canyons beside the road though some are from the road.
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Here are layers and layers of rock laid down over the millenia as sand dunes turned to sandstone.
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Further on, outside the National Park, we came to a farm with some strange-looking cattle – well, bison actually.
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Murray Foote 
Outstanding photos! We did a 3-week SW National Parks loop once and this post brings back some great memories. That region’s landscape is really magical. You’ve shown it with your lens.
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Thanks very much Jadi. It’s definitely a very special area and always tantalising the places you didn’t quite get to.
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Beautiful photography as always Murray and the autumn colours add a special something to the images.
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Stunning photographs and landscapes Murray. Interesting info on the history as well. Cheers mate.
Jim Mason
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Thanks very much Jim. Certainly lots of opportunities….
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