If you’re in Sedona and planning to hike to Devil’s Bridge via Dry Creek Road, here’s what to expect >>
Tag: rock formations
Stop! See the Stone Giants of Stanislaus Forest
Here’s a ‘quick stop’ recommendation for the next time you’re on Sonora Pass in California.
How to see Bryce Canyon National Park
Say you have only a day to spend in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. Here’s what to see and do on your first visit to this red rock wonderland >>
Monument Valley: An open-air Museum of Mesas, Buttes and Spires
These skyscraping natural structures of the Colorado Plateau owe their creation to a series of natural phenomena like the uplift of the earth’s crust, effects of the movement of tectonic plates and erosion.
Antelope Canyon – Where the Rock Walls are Fiery and Dreamy
You’ll be deceived into believing that you are in a gigantic piece of abstract installation art!
Hidden Pockets: Mt. Diablo’s Wind Caves
See some intriguing sculptures created by wind, water and carbon dioxide at this Rock City in Northern California.
Horseshoe Bend: A Wonder Meander of the Colorado River
Here’s all you need to know before you visit this ‘bend’ in Page, Arizona.
Unique Landscapes: The Flatirons of Colorado
Have you heard of the flatirons in Colorado? Visit this post to see these unique rock formations and learn how they were formed. How to get to Flatirons>>
Islands of Basaltic Columns
Would you like to see whole islands made of rock-columns? Visit the fascinating St. Mary’s Island — a group of islands — off the coast of Karnataka, India.
Stay And Play at Morro Bay This Summer
Morro Bay is an often-foggy and lovely seaside town on California’s Central Coast. Find a list of things-to-do there, in this post. Happy Summer!!