We passed by Panorama Point on the way to Goosenecks Overlook. It’s an easy pull-over from the road and there’s no entrance fee needed for both spots.
Happy travels!
Cat
Manhattan has all things that people want to visit when in New York: shopping at 5th Avenue, Central Park, Wall Street, the Met, MOMA, Guggenheim, Times Square, Empire State Building, SoHo, Statue of Liberty, and so on. I visited most of the places on my first visit to New York several years ago, so for…
The road to Bryce Canyon (from Zion) is a beautiful two lane road leading from Highway 89 to the junction of Highway 24. I’ve been on parts of the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH) (Highway 1) in California, but Byway 12 is a different magnitude providing vast, scenic landscapes. Anything nature appeals to me, so I…
Rialto Beach sits at the mouth of the Quillayute River near La Push, Washington (yup, that same famous town associated with the Twilight series) and is one of those beaches to spend more time at to discover something new, exploring the rocks and driftwood or even tide pools. (I arrived early evening so I didn’t…
The trailhead is at an interesting location, with a slight turnout on the left hand side when heading to the Manzanita Campground. It looks like a random pull-out section and when I finished my hike, some cars passed by wondering what I was doing at such an odd location. (There is a sign confirming that…
We arrived at Capitol Reef fairly late, so we decided to sneak in a hike at the relatively easy Capitol Gorge trail. The rangers at the visitor center recommended this hike for a casual glimpse into what Capitol Reef offers. Part 1 of the hike are some petroglyphs, drawn by Fremont Indians, some inscriptions by…
The Redwood Grove Loop at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, a 20 minute drive northwest of Santa Cruz, and less than an hour’s drive from the south of San Jose is a very gentle and easy walk through some old-growth forest. This hike is perfect for people of all ages, and as it is paved,…