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Entry Sign to Canyonlands National Park
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Mesa View
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A high and dry mesa
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Driving toward Mesa Arch
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A mesa is across from the cliffside
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A sandy hiking path to Mesa Arch
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First view of Mesa Arch
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Cairns lead the way
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Mesa Arch, one of the most photographed arches in Utah
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Best time to photograph is at sunrise
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Mesa Arch is perched on a cliff
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One of the lovely tourists visiting the site
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Go ahead, strike a pose
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The underside of the arch takes on a brilliant red hue at sunrise
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Washer Woman is seen in the distance
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The drop off past the arch is more than 1,000 feet
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DSC_7176Even in mid-morning, the underside had a glow
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It's a wonderful place to sit a while
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He'll sit anywhere
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Ahhh, such a nice couple
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Taking turns for photo ops in front of the arch
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Smile, please
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It's a massive arch
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Dare devil with good life insurance
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Reflection in a rain puddle
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Let's hike a different route back to the car
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A struggle lost
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Another tree skeleton along the trail
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Nicely placed cairns
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Cactues and flowers
