Cathedral Valley. Capital Reef, Utah Capital reef is a National Park that might not get as much attention as Bryce or Zion due to its location being in the middle part of Utah but that is no excuse for its absolutely stunning scenery and geological history. Cathedral Valley. Capital Reef, Utah There are some amazing canyoneering routes to be tackled including the famous...
Gypsum Lava Tube Cave, Idaho Waking up and leaving at around 4am to get into Idaho reminded me of going to Indiana for the weekend to go caving from Chicago but instead of visiting some limestone caves, I headed to visit the second largest lava tube cave on the continental United States, Gypsum Cave. Gypsum Cave, Idaho Lava Tube caves are a bit different...
Sunday we met up with Bonny and Andy Armstrong around 1pm to head out into one of our favorite places in Utah, the Wasatch and Unita Mountains. This time we set out for Pine Pole Pit and Grave Cave. Andy found a lead in Pine Pole Cave, utah We headed up and found our way to Pine Pole Pit which is around...
preparing to drop into Boat Box Cave, Utah The charm of the high Utah mountains have never let up on amazement for us, especially when it comes (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); to the alpine karst regions that hold a tight belt around the peaks. One cave in particular called Boat Box Cave, is a vertical drop with two pitches and a very unique feature...
Anniversary Narrows, Nevada We headed up to the Anniversary Narrows and we were greeted with at least 10 no tresspassing signs and gates with a map showing us what we can not do, which is enter the narrows from the south which included an alternate route that was shut down recently as well. It appears that people can enter the narrows through the...
