
A few weeks ago we spent a short weekend in Zion National Park in Utah. We had never been before but we were definitely impressed with it and we have already made plans to go back. It reminds us of a larger version of Sedona with lots of red rock.
There are many hiking trails all throughout the park - we hiked two of them in the day that we were there. "Weeping Rock" where the water comes out of the rock (like it's crying - hence the 'weeping' moniker) and "Emerald Pools" which, from what we understand, were pretty low on water because it was the height of summer.
On the way home we found a tasty little gem in the form of a new camping spot (pic above). It is right next to the Virgin River, which is the river that runs through Zion. Camping next to water?! Go figure!! We've definitely been in the desert for too long.
We decided on the trip home that we definitely need to take advantage of the fact that we are so close to places like Zion (we never even knew it was this gorgeous) and Lake Arrowhead, which will be our next post. There are a lot of really nice places within just a few hours of Vegas - we just need to make more plans to GET OUT! More Zion pictures in our web albums.