Bosque Bill on Nostr: Fort Bottom Trail Canyonlands National Park, UT My late friend Dan leads the way as ...
Fort Bottom Trail
Canyonlands National Park, UT
My late friend Dan leads the way as we hike out from Fort Bottom on our 3rd day of driving the White Rim Trail in Canyonlands.
The magnificent red sandstone formation is Bighorn Mesa. Below its sloping sides you can see the road on the thick ledge of white sandstone that gives the WRT its name. Below, and to the right, out of frame is the Green River.
#FootpathFriday #landscape #photo #NationalPark #Utah #WhiteRimTrail
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