아바호 산맥‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 천연기념물

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

Utah State Route 261 runs through Bears Ears National Monument. One section of the highway is called the Moki Dugway. This section climbs 335 m over a length of 4.8 km. The upper section of the road is unpaved, but the lower section is paved.

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.

a beautiful view of the San Juan River, I am always amazed by this view, super beautiful, the fee is definitely worth it and it is also pretty deserted there, not as crowded as at Horseshoe Bend, where the parking fee is now 10 dollars, so the 5 dollars is not so bad

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

Owachomo Bridge is likely the oldest natural bridge in the park. This delicate bridge was named for the large rock mound on its left side; Owachomo is a Hopi word for “rock mound.”

Nice view of the loop. The “right” time of day is important for photos! Nice picnic area - take something with you for a leisurely break... Otherwise the entrance fee isn't actually worth it.