Looking southeast into Colorado - The San Juan Mountains
Hundereds of these peaks are over 13,000 feet and many above 14,000
feet.
For more information about these places look up Durango, Silverton,
and Telluride.
The San Juan Mountains
Straining the zoom lens of my camera toward Moab.
Looking west over the terrain near Moab. Kens Lake is visible on the
left.
Looking west from the summit of Mount Peale
Kens Lake (Far left)
Mill Creek is visible through the middle, above that is the Slickrock
Bike Trail.
The ridge in the background is the Moab Rim.
The opening in the rim is the Colorado River.
Arches National Park, with the Klondike Bluffs behind.
The rock outcrop in the foreground is the Windows and Garden of Eden
section.
In the middle is Yellow Cat Flat.
In the background lie the Book Cliffs.
Looking over Wilson Mesa, where I think they have a missle tracking
station,
toward the Big Bend in the Colorado River.
Above is the Windows Arch outcrop in Arches National Park.
In the direction of Canyonlands
The Castle Valley Area, Castle Rock is visible in the bottom right.
In the far distance are the Book Cliffs.
A hike to the summit of Mount Peale: Mount Peale
Information about Mount Peale including directions and pictures: Mount Peale Information
Views of the La Sal Mountains from various points along the road: La Sal Mountain Views
Telephoto views of Moab, Arches National Park and Canyonlands National
Park: Mount Peal Views
i love the utah pics they are so pretty i was wondering if you could send me some imfo about utah to my e-mail because i am doing a projest on utah from school and i really need somemore info and pics i would really like that if you would do that for me.
frank church
vancouver, wash.
2004-06-25
very nice, i would like to see more pictures of wilson mesa, and the canyon that is on the edge of it
