The Big Ride – When you know you know (Part 2 – Bryce Canyon, Utah)
As I mentioned in my previous blog, when I was planning The Big Ride, Utah was very high on my list. So much so that I purchased a book on motorcycle touring of the State.
Any motorcyclist would agree that when you can combine a great technical ride that offers a few hills and challenging curves along with breathless vistas it’s a ride made in heaven!
That’s what riding in Utah was for me – a ride made in heaven. Here’s a sampling of what I lived while in Bryce Canyon National Park along with a video of the ride through Capitol Reef National Park.
Outside of Panguitch, Utah on the way to Bryce Canyon National ParkRiding through the high desert on the way to Bryce CanyonRiding through the Red Canyon on my way to Bryce Canyon National Park in UtahAnother great photo from my ride in Red Canyon earlier in the day
Here is a video compilation of a few of the lookouts in Bryce Canyon National Park, a haven for anyone who happens to enjoy hiking, cycling and rattlesnake watching. Yes I did see a Diamond Back Rattlesnake while in the park!
Bryce Canyon City is located at the park entrance and has numerous touristy spots to check outBryce Canyon National Park is a bucket list item for anyone who loves hiking, biking, motorcycling, rattlesnake watching and more!
Natural Bridge in Bryce Canyon National Park is just one of the many natural bridges found in Utah that have been created over several million years from water erosion
Inspiration Point is one my favorite vistas in Bryce National Park – I can’t count the number of photos I have of this 🙂
Ponderosa Point in Bryce Canyon
Black Birch Canyon is one of the many outlooks in Bryce Canyon National Park
Agua Canyon is one of the may spectacular lookouts in Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce CanyonThe rock formations have been sculpted over 35 to 50 million years – a mere moment in timeBryce CanyonTommy (left) and Richard (right) were from California and happened to be staying at the same hotel in Panguitch, Utah and as chance would have it we ended up running into each other over the course of the day while touring Bryce Canyon National Park – I hope you had a safe ride to Sturgis guys
Wildflowers in Utah are abundant despite very little soil in the canyons
After leaving Bryce Canyon National Park on my way to Hanksville Utah where I stayed the night, I had the pleasure of riding through Capitol Reef National Park. This was a ride that I will never forget! The Canyon was amazing to ride. Here’s a video of only a small part of what can only be described as a ride Divine!
Capitol Reef National Park was incredible to ride through – it took my breath away!Another amazing photo from the Capitol Reef National ParkOn the road in Capitol Reef National Park – if you are in Utah this is a mustRiding through Capitol Reef National Park – simply amazingA stop to admire one of the many incredible vistas in southern Utah
The rock formations are incredible in Utah
If you liked what you saw here keep an eye out for my next blog as I have more to share with you from my time in Utah. Until then play safe and enjoy the journey of life.
6 Replies to “The Big Ride – When you know you know (Part 2 – Bryce Canyon, Utah)”
Same as you, loved Utah… enjoyed to ride within the canyons! safe riding! Hope you were able to enjoy some hiking in Bryce, in addition of riding it is definitely worth some “hiking” 😉
The canyons are mesmerizing; like being in a cathedral! I’m truly in awe of the diversity of the landscapes you’re sharing here. And I love the hair colour, too!
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Same as you, loved Utah… enjoyed to ride within the canyons! safe riding! Hope you were able to enjoy some hiking in Bryce, in addition of riding it is definitely worth some “hiking” 😉
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God’s Cathedral.
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By the way, I like the hair.
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Being on the road for so long has made me wild and free 🙂
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The canyons are mesmerizing; like being in a cathedral! I’m truly in awe of the diversity of the landscapes you’re sharing here. And I love the hair colour, too!
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They were mesmerizing indeed!
Being on the road has made me a little wild and free…so much so it turned my hair pink 😊
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