Southern Utah displays some of the world’s most spectacularly in–your–face geology. It is so in your face and on display that it could practically ring your doorbell, invite itself in, pour itself something to drink, and stand in your kitchen with the refrigerator door open while looking for a snack.
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| View eastward across Harrisburg Dome |
The Chinle trail in Zion National Park is a fine place to while away an early January Sunday afternoon.
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| Mt Kinesava towers above the Chinle trail |
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