After overnighting at a campground near Delta, I made an early start in continuing my journey to Colorado National Monument. It's not far from Delta to Fruita, where the entrance to the Monument is located, so I had some time to explore. I turned onto Escalante Canyon Road, just to see what there was to see. It was excellent, and some of the photos I got out of here are among my all-time favorites.
Sunrise just as I'm making my way in.
The valley is hidden in shadow, while the rock walls are bathed in early morning light.
Further along the road; the sun now fills the valleys.
One of my road shots.
Interesting formation next to the road.
Beautiful red rock on the canyon wall.
I came across an old camp.
A stone cabin.
Captain Smith remembered.
An old wooden building.
Sunrise just as I'm making my way in.
The valley is hidden in shadow, while the rock walls are bathed in early morning light.
Further along the road; the sun now fills the valleys.
One of my road shots.
Interesting formation next to the road.
Beautiful red rock on the canyon wall.
I came across an old camp.
A stone cabin.
Captain Smith remembered.
An old wooden building.
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