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Date:         Tue, 24 Apr 2007 17:53:23 -0700
Reply-To:     honemastert <honemastert@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         honemastert <honemastert@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Southern Utah Advice?
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Jim,

Zion NP is not to be missed.. it's a sandstone version of Yosemite National Park. You have to park and shuttle in, which sucks a bit, but its not too bad really.

Do the "Angels Landing" hike, very cool..!

I've been to Bryce, if youre already at Zion, it's worth the detour. There's a cool hike you can do that takes you in/around the hoodoos.

If you're headng up to the north, by way of Cayonlands/Arches then by all means hit those.

The 'big ditch' er uh the Grand Canyon, is a bit of a sidetrip from Utah. North Rim is nice and less touristy that the South Rim, but it's a ways off the main road from Jacob's Lake, to get there.

A week (plus driving time) will be hard to choose. I'd pick Bryce/Zion over Canyonlands/Arches myself, but really depends upon your route.

-tim

90 syncro westy gilbert, az www.timschneider.org


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