アバジョ山脈のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

If you don't want to descend all the way into the canyon to see the Sipapu Bridge from below, you can reach the "Sipapu Bridge View" lookout point 650 meters from the trailhead, offering a good view of the stone bridge and into the depths of the White Canyon.

Lovely walk in the afternoon sun, plenty of shade and great underfoot.

A very interesting and beautiful hike leads to the small cliff dwellings and storerooms of the Anasazi in Lower Mule Canyon.

A very interesting and beautiful hike leads to the small cliff dwellings and storerooms of the Anasazi in Lower Mule Canyon.

beautiful hiking trail to the House of Fire in the MULE CANYON Wilderness Study Area Here you follow the narrow footpath past tall trees into the increasingly narrow canyon. A few years ago, a stream never dried up completely, even in midsummer.

Here you will find parking along the gravel road and the entrance to the MULE CANYON Wilderness Study Area and the House of Fire

a dream, beautiful nature leads to the House of Fire. And it burns if you take photos in the right place and the right spot. beautiful, I'm totally thrilled. Mega photo hotspot

Lloyds Lake, or Lloyd's Reservoir, is located just southwest of the small town of Monticello, Utah. This lake often sparkles with light turquoise-blue water, which are regularly stocked with rainbow trout for those who enjoy fishing and have permits. There is a pleasant, 2.5 mile, generally flat, dirt walking trail that circumnavigates the lake. This loop is only open to foot traffic and dogs must be leashed. From the trail you get amazing views of the Abajo Mountains, especially the towering Abajo Peak at 11,360 feet over turquoise waters. There is little shade on the trail; the trail is primarily in the sun, with only sporadic patches of shade provided by scattered trees. Be prepared and wear sunscreen and bring an ample supply of water.