I took this picture out side of Sliding Rock State Park. We did not pay the entrance fee to go in because of time limits. The colors of the rocks were beautiful with the snow melt and the rocks were wet and the sun shining on them.
The sky is so blue out here in the west. And at night it is amazing how many stars you can see.
At the top the elevation is 6ooo ft. They had lots of snow this year and there was still some covering the ground at places and several feet along the roads that had been plowed. This is in the parking lot at the summit.
The overlook at the top was beautiful. It was cool up there but the sun felt warm.
Another area overlooking the canyon and down into the valley.
This is the road we drove up on. Note the three levels of road that wind around the mountain as it rises. At the top in the parking lot there were several stands of Native people selling crafts and jewelry. I bought two handmade necklaces.
This is the road we drove up on. Note the three levels of road that wind around the mountain as it rises. At the top in the parking lot there were several stands of Native people selling crafts and jewelry. I bought two handmade necklaces.
More columns of rocks.
Wish this color showed better.
More beauty.The road as it winds through the mountains.
Black and red rocks.
This is Midgley Bridge that was built over the canyon. I was standing at the pathway that goes to the look out over the canyon. Boy---was it far down!
This is a distant view of the bridge.
Coming back to where we started we again saw lots of red rock.
In the morning when we started the sun was at the wrong angle for the colors so we back tracked on Loop Road again on the way home. This time the sun was right for pictures--as if I hadn't taken enough already!
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