Seeking. Exploring. Finding. A requirement is simply the going. For some, it’s a trek up a Mount Everest; for others a single step. Our senses require this stimulation and purpose. So off we go– into the unknown. Outback.
W create “bucket lists”. Fulfillment of this quest stimulates our psyche. Only then in finding, doing, and exploring is imagination quenched.
And so—in the going and searching we find our IT factor. In…the Outback.
Split Level —AKA. Up and Down Ruins rims in a pour-off into Butler Wash.
Two German words "grabens" (ditch/ grave) and "horst" (aerie/high nest) describe this unusual geology.
The Orderville name in Zion is derived from Mormon pioneers in the 1880's.
Dirty Devil country from the Burr Point rim affords
views of canyons, buttes, domes, alcoves, and a silt laden river that epitomizes its namesake.
Chesler Park in Canyonland's back country explores the Needles District winding rock fractures and tunnelesqe trails
A squat-crawl is the route in Canyonlands from Squawflat to Lost Canyon Peekaboo trail.
Panorama Torres del Paine
Image Lake is a glacial tarn in the Wilderness of Glacier Peak as seen in the distant south.
Hell's Half Acre is a geological oddity composed of deep ravines, caves, rock outcroppings, eroded lysite clay and white siltstone.