Yesterday various members of our extended family took a day trip to the canyon for picnicking, sightseeing and mild hiking and rock climbing. Enjoy the many beautiful sights of Maple Canyon!
Can you see a very tiny Weston waving near the top?
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Rockclimbing Mecca
Rock climbers from all over the world come to a forested area near us to test their skills. Maple Canyon is known not only for being a gathering place for climbers but also for its beautiful fall colors.
Yesterday various members of our extended family took a day trip to the canyon for picnicking, sightseeing and mild hiking and rock climbing. Enjoy the many beautiful sights of Maple Canyon!
Yesterday various members of our extended family took a day trip to the canyon for picnicking, sightseeing and mild hiking and rock climbing. Enjoy the many beautiful sights of Maple Canyon!
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One word.......spectacular.
ReplyDeleteAuntie M: Indeed, and as you are probably aware, photos don't even do justice to its beauty.
ReplyDeletegoodness, what a beautiful series of photos. And a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteLooks like it was all too much for one little climber.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have such sights and experiences to hand.
Lovely photos.
Jill: We couldn't have picked a more perfect day to go.
ReplyDeleteKen: Yes, she zonked out right at the end! I am always amazed at all the sights I have around me. Utah has many hidden beauties, but once I find them I am wowed.
Randi, beautiful photos and cute babies all around! I love Sanpete in the fall. It goes from drab to spectacular. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteQueen Lizzy: You're welcome! I tend to forget about the spectacular until I go somewhere like Maple Canyon, then I remember how beautiful Utah can be.
ReplyDeleteI would be tired too after that fun day :) The pictures are terrific, Randi. What magnificent beauty and wonder surrounded all of you.
ReplyDeleteseptembermom: And it's all here, just waiting for your visit! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, nice! Looks like a spot I'd love to visit.
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