Bryce Canyon National Park

So I could watch the game in the morning and we won, 4:1 against England, what a win. Well, I guess we were a bit lucky with that goal which wasn't given but who cares at the end. Anyway, we continued our drive towards Bryce Canyon, first we passed Red Canyon.

Again, totally different than the ones we saw before. Those peaks, called Hoodoos, are formed by huge temperature changes. The thawing and freezing brakes up the rock and forms the Hoodoos.

Any similarities? Small head, big belly.

Not much to say, just amazing. Bryce was my favorite National / Canyon Park.

Since we hike down into the Canyon we had to get out of it again. I recommend everybody who plans to visit the Canyons that he doesn't go in Summer!

After a long day of walking (actually wasn't that long, about 2 hours or so) Seppel got hungry.

Hoodoos soweit das Auge reicht.

The area is pretty big.

Later on we drove towards Kodak Chrome State Park and saw an amazing sky lit by the sunset.

Seppel working on the blog.

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