South-central and Southeast Utah Series:
Southern Utah is, no exaggeration, stunningly beautiful most everywhere. This gallery presents images of sites in southeast Utah that don’t happen to be in a national park.
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Lonely boulder: Valley of the Gods
Goose necks highlands: Goosenecks State Park
San Juan Hide and Seek 2: Goosenecks State Park
San Juan Hide and Seek 5: Goosenecks State Park
San Juan Hide and Seek 1: Goosenecks State Park
San Juan Hide and Seek 3
San Juan Hide and Seek 4
Monumental Horizon: Valley of the Gods
Painted desert
Spot of yellow
Illuminated dune
Sandstone Color Statement
Painted butte 2
Under Sipapu 1: Natural Bridges Nat. Mon.
Up at Sipapu: Natural Bridges NM
On the highway between Caineville and Hanksville
Dry Layers
Angles and runnels, near Hanksville
Fortress rock side view; Hanksville
Fortress rock near Hanksville
Long Butte, Caineville UT
Stone Fortress: Capitol Reef
Monumental Erosion
Native Landscape Gifting a Native Horse
Twin Buttes
Armed, Twisting
Painted Pyramid
Monument: Southeast Utah