Moab, Utah

There are a few myths as to why this domed shape is called Church Rock. Whatever its history it cuts an interesting shape out of the horizon. It was owned by Claud Young in the 1940's who used dynamite to blow out a portion of the interior to put supplies for his livestock. Today, it is still owned by the Young family.

Dinosaur track

Great friends willing to take time out from jeeping to diagnose our noise.  Not only do they diagnose it, but they rebuild our rear drive shaft.  Noise gone, problem solved.

Behind the Rocks Trail

Picked up a hitcher hiker

Dean on High Dive

Picture Frame Arch

Going down Roller Coaster

Roller Coaster

Starting down White Knuckle

2nd half of White Knuckle

Dave's turn

He was happy to be back on flat ground

I got ducked

Kane Creek Trail

Kane Creek

Hamburger Hill

Flat Iron Mesa Trail

Desert iguana

Easter Egg Hill

The Intimidator

Happy Hour at the hotel parking lot

Metal Masher Trail

Getting a little rain today

Lunch time

Heading to Rusty Nail

Welding Dennis's broken track bar

We go about 1/4 of a mile before Johnny's track bar breaks

This break is not trail weldable.  They remove his track bar and we head off to town to get it welded.  The shop welds it while we wait.  We then head back out to the trail.

Morning meeting place

Airing down 

Uranium Arch

What ever it take to get the best picture

Straddling the Silver Crack

 The Poparazzi

Wipeout Hill

Long Canyon

Poison Spider Trail

Keith stuck on a big rock

Wonder how the Poison Spider Trail received its name? It stems from the legend that a little girl named Mary Jane Francis died there from the bite of a poison spider in 1896! 

Lunch time

Little Arch

Colorado River