Wow, this is amazing.

Man not everyone goes hiking everywhere here.

What’s your rig and setup for this shot? Great job on it

You are gonna love it out there, I went on a road trip through there + grand canyon recently. Easily one of the greatest things I've ever experienced

I like the little rock tables they set up at the main lookout.

Felt genuinely, terrifyingly small standing on the edge looking into that a couple years ago. Absolutely incredible.

Like the first signs of Mars on Earth.

Iceland is so beautiful. Great pic!

Bold to think that’s not a volcanic eruption during a blizzard

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That's not the one to fear. The one to fear is the cholla in the distance.

long days and pleasant nights

Adding this to the “places I need to drive to”

Yeah we went first two weeks of November through the whole grand circle. Grand canyon got bitter cold with the wind but it was tolerable. Arches was amazing.

Everyone talks about the Arches but Panorama Point is the best spot in the park.

Plus there's an absolutely beautiful arch at Bryce right on the road. Especially with the red Rock dusted in snow.

Few months ago we drove the whole loop: GC, Monument Valley, Arches, Canyonlands, Goblin Valley, Capitol Reef, Scenic Hwy 12 Torrey to Bryce along Grand Staircase Escalante, through Bryce and Zion.

Even without hiking (limited time and bucket list epic road trip) the sights were absolutely breathtaking.

The Bryce with snow had some absolutely stunning beauty.

For anyone thinking about going to these places just do it. Photos don't even begin to describe the sense of awe from being surrounded by these views on all sides.

I think it depends a lot on what your plans are. I overnighted in Canyonlands NP in early fall. The high during the day was 100F and it does NOT cool off at night; all of that red rock just absorbs heat and then keeps it hot until probably 3-4am; it wasn’t great for camping. I plan on returning at some point and when I do it’ll be late fall.

If I wasn’t camping then it wouldn’t have been a big deal. There’s are also a few state and local parks that have similar geology, so don’t sleep on those!

I completely agree! This one wasn't taken today, funny enough. Mood still similar.

amazing that there are plants from dry biomes and snow in the same photo! nice shot.

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Hopefully it's exactly as hyped as I was for my first trip to Utah. I don't see how anyone could possibly be more hyped than I was. I can't wait to go back!

Taos is beautiful. That baby hail/snow hybrid that fell today was wild.

It looks dangerous there. Something in the way.

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Surreal, and I’ve been all over the desert.

Summer if you’re from southern states and can handle the heat and love crowds then summer is best. If you’re everyone else go in fall/spring. I went in October of 2020 and it was ideal. Great weather, less crowd d