tom_kotzur

Andrew, I don't know if you like hiking, but I've got three destinations for you if you revisit Utah. In Brice, be sure to hike the trails down in the canyon. It gives you a whole new perspective of the formations(when we visited a few years back,we first drove to all the overlooks, wasn't overly impressed, but when we hiked down in the canyon, it is magnificent!) And at Zion, Angels Landing is a must if you can handle it(I couldn't, so I stayed at the part where the main climb begins and took pics and video of my buddies going to the top). Also, Observation Point is another long, maybe hot hike that is worth it...and Arches Park is worth the journey if you go that far east....

Andrew, I've visited both rims..the South for a mule trip to Phantom Ranch at the bottom and the North rim on the way to Utah for stops of interest, and in my opinion, the North is a much more enjoyable visit(other than the mule ride...a must). A couple of must do's, travel to Toroweap overlook down a 60 mile gravel road off 389(step out on a rock and look straight down 3000 ft to the Colorado River) and Bright Angel Point. A whole lot less tourists, a much quieter and more reverent visit to the majesty that is the Canyon...

...shoes on wrong feet....cute

...equipment info please....trying to educate myself...

....where are all the people?