Skiing hiking and boating with our two cattle dogs
The tour on Sunday was a low elevation tour. We heard that there was near blizard conditions on ridgelines, so we decided to deal with sticks, rocks and a dusting of snow instead.
Eventually, we climbed above 8000 feet where the avalanche forcast center told us that we would find snow. yup.
Shortly after admiring the setting sun's light on the way down, the snow petered out, and the 3000 foot downclimb began. What a great day!
After our Thanksgiving meal, we took off for a tour of Southern Utah.
We hiked to No Man's Mesa, a remote part of Kane County which has been grazed only briefly. No doubt because of the 4 mile slot canyon and 900 vertical feet of switchbacks across Navajo sandstone with exposure!
The slot in Lick Wash to No Man's Mesa
widened a bit
until the mesa appeared.
A short stop in Bryce National Park.
A meeting of stones. What plans are they making?
A brief hike in Capitol Reef NP.