The permit is for backcountry camping. The weather is also pretty intense so everybody tries to go at the same time of year.

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Nice!.

The one on the right is known as The Tree, I have dozens of shots of it myself.

Don’t you have to apply for a permit to drive on white rim like 6 months in advance?

The shattered planes.

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I never went to Chatauqua. I don't do well in open fields with the blaring sun. I went Northwards more often than not. So I was in Boulder Canyon or Estes if I was walking.

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It is wonderful indeed 💗

Ive been all over continental usa and canyonlands is easily one of the best views/parks in the us. Like top 3

Moab is an off-roading paradise. I drive across the country to go every year

You've lived in Boulder for years but you don't recognize the view from the Chautauqua trailhead?

This gives me such a deep sense of dread. Eerie and beautiful, OP, thanks for the pic!

I traveled that area in July last year. So hot, but so beautiful. We camped three nights under the stars in different spots. The Dollhouse was surreal.

Wow! Awesome composition. Looks like a wonderful place. Thanks for sharing.

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I came in looking for this comment, because if you are standing at that exact spot these couple weeks this picture will look very differently…

How many km/miles did you do each day? Did you do any acclimatisation days before?

Looks like Chautauqua.

Edit: Got my answer thank you! To those who downvoted me for asking where this was taken, I hope you stub your toe. That's weird behavior. Not everyone knows every inch of a city they lived in almost 2 decades ago.

Really cool use of shadow! Nice picture, thanks for sharing :)

Well, I won't have too much time for off roading I think. I'm doing a three weeks trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco that will include Las Vegas, Grand Canyon North rim, Petrified Forest, Mesa Verde, Arches, Canyonlands, Yellowstone, Glacier, Seattle, Olympic and then Redwood. So yeah, we will limit ourselves to the roads and do some easy to mid-level trails in each park.

Looks like Buck Canyon! We just did a trip in mid-January, and did Arches and Canyonlands. Absolutely worth it, especially if you like off-roading as well.

If you squint, you can see the Creature from Jekyll Island out at sea. It's just like the Loch Ness Monster-totally made up, Lol.