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| The boys with their scout troop that went on the Moab over water 50-mile trip had time to visit Arches and Canyonlands national parks. We drove them to Salt Lake City to meet up with the rest of their troop at which point the other three members of our family went our separate way. |
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| The Windows Arches at Arches National Park. If our memory is correct, you're able to walk up to and through these arches. These are quite large arches with this photo taken from a distance using a telephoto lens. |
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| Balancing Rock - probably one of the more well-known formations at Arches National Park. |
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| Delicate Arch - this is the arch that is on the Utah license plate. There are three places where you can view this arch. The furthest away is the main parking lot where most of the tour buses park. The second location is a slight hike up from the parking lot (this is where this photo was taken). The third is a two-hour plus hike that will take you to the arch. |
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| This was on the way to Double O Arch at the far reaches of Arches National Park. This was probably the most strenuous hike in the park for us. This photo was taken in the late evening. We made it within sight of Double O Arch, but did not make it all the way to the arch due to darkness. |
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| At the Fiery Furnace Viewpoint. Took in an incredible sunset on this evening. |
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