Ghost towns or not, Virginia City and Nevada City are still exciting places to visit.
From the views at Cedar Breaks, to the sunsets at Antelope Island State Park, there was so much to see on this trip.
Bryce Canyon is filled with deep carved pinnacles of red and white sandstone that are best viewed from the top.
Today we visited Zion Canyon, near Kanab, Utah, a place with towering canyons and other spectacular features.
The Grand Canyon never disappoints. We drove from Flagstaff through Williams, Arizona to the Grand Canyon Village at the south rim.
The Sedona landscape is a feast for the eyes and a booming tourist attraction.
Arts and activities abound in these New Mexico communities.
From dinosaur tracks to dormant volcanoes, there were many intriguing sights to see.
We wound up in Dodge City, Kansas—a community with plenty to see and do, and a rich historical background.
Next we headed east to The Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve located just north of the town of Alamosa, Colorado.
September 26, we drove the great distance of 46 miles from Mesa Verde National Park to the city of Durango, Colorado.
The drive around Mesa Verde today was even more spectacular than yesterday.
Our next stop was at Mesa Verde National Park in southern Colorado. This area was the home to the Hopi people who lived in cliff dwellings.
Our drive through Arches National Park was nothing less than spectacular.
The drive from Jackson Hole to Rock Springs, Wyoming took us through a beautiful canyon to the town of Alpine.
