Saturday, March 3, 2012 After spending the last two weeks in the Chicago area, and not having been to Moab in almost a month (February is one of my favorite times to hike around Moab since the weather is usually nice and there aren’t any crowds yet), it was time for me to get back [...]
Posts Tagged ‘colorado river gorge’
Amasa Back
Posted: March 3, 2012 by Randy Langstraat in Exploring, Hiking, PhotographingTags: 2012, amasa back, archaeography, basketmaker, behind the rocks, birthing rock, birthing scene, cliffhanger, colorado river, colorado river gorge, colorado river road, dinosaur tracks, eye alcove, fins, fisher towers, jacksons hole, jacksons ladder, jeep, kane creek, kane creek canyon, la sal mountains, lines and sheep, medallion panel, moab, owl panel, petroglyphs, pictographs, piggyback sheep, reflection, rock art, ruins, snow, sunset, tracks panel, utah
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Colorado River Gorge Petroglyphs & More…
Posted: January 22, 2011 by Randy Langstraat in Exploring, Hiking, PhotographingTags: 2011, arches national park, balanced rock, basketmaker, behind the rocks, centipede panel, colorado river, colorado river gorge, jeep, kane creek, kane creek canyon, la sal mountains, moab, petroglyphs, poison spider mesa, potash road, rock art, sunset, the crab, utah
Moab Area Rock Art I Saturday, January 22, 2011 Since I am planning on making a number of trips to the Moab area in search of rock art this year, I’ve decided to make it easy on myself with the naming convention for these trip reports. Here’s the first of this years ‘Moab Area Rock [...]
Along the Colorado River Gorge
Posted: December 18, 2010 by Randy Langstraat in Exploring, Hiking, PhotographingTags: 2010, anasazi, arches national park, basketmaker, behind the rocks, centipede panel, clouds, colorado river, colorado river gorge, dinosaur tracks, fisher towers, moab, parriott mesa, petroglyphs, poison spider bench, poison spider mesa, potash road, river tower, rock art, snow, the bear, titan, utah, ute, williams bottom, wolfe ranch, wolfe ranch petroglyphs
Saturday, December 18, 2010 After my detour into the Book Cliffs I was back on the road towards Moab for the rest of the day. The Colorado River Road was covered with snow so I didn’t make as good of time as I usually do, but I did stop for a few photos in Professor [...]
Hells & Things
Posted: March 20, 2010 by Randy Langstraat in Exploring, Geocaching, Hiking, JeepingTags: 2010, black hole, colorado river, colorado river gorge, diving board rock, fins and things, hells gate, hells revenge, jeep, la sal mountains, moab, sand flats, sand flats recreation area, sand flats road, utah
Saturday, March 20, 2010 Today, Amanda and I headed to the Sand Flats Recreation Area just outside of Moab. Our goal was to run the Hells Revenge and Fins & Things trails. It has been a few years since I have run either of these trails, so it was about time to run them again. [...]
Moab BogleyFest 2009 | Sunday
Posted: November 8, 2009 by Randy Langstraat in Exploring, JeepingTags: 2009, bogley, bogleyfest, cabin, colorado river, colorado river gorge, dewey bridge, dolores river, dolores river ford, dolores triangle, entrada ranch road, granite creek, jeep, knowles mesa, lake bottom, moab, utah, westwater canyon, westwater canyon overlook
Sunday, November 8, 2009 On Sunday morning, I slept in a little later than the previous two days and met up with the remainder of the group before they headed out for their canyons for the day. After saying good-bye, I headed out of town on UT 128 along the Colorado River on my way [...]
Labor Day on the Colorado
Posted: September 7, 2009 by Randy Langstraat in Paddling, RaftingTags: 2009, castle valley, colorado river, colorado river gorge, hittle bottom, labor day, moab, moab daily, rapids, richardson amphitheater, takeout beach, utah
Labor Day | Monday, September 7, 2009 For Labor Day Andrew, Amanda and I spent a few hours on the Colorado River near Moab. We put in at Hittle Bottom and took out at Takeout Beach. The water was pretty low and slow…plus there was a little wind up the canyon, so Andrew and I [...]