White Pocket, Arizona White pocket is located on the border of Arizona and Utah, on the Arizona side which is accessed by a remote (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); a deep sandy road on top of the vermilion cliffs. White Pocket, Arizona White pocket is a beautiful mosaic of sandstone structures, hoodoos, small buttes, and miniature monoliths. White Pocket, Arizona There are some...
Mark at the narrow downclimb section in Jackass canyon, Marble Canyon Our original plans were to head down a technical descent of Tatahatso canyon but when we woke up in the morning, the temperature was reading 16 degrees F. This is a bit cold and if something were to happen in the canyon under those conditions at night, it could have been fatal....
Nevada Ridge walking Nevada has some amazing ranges full of limestone and relatively unexplored mountains of cave potential. Nevada Ridge walking There are indeed a number of caves out in Nevada but their length and depth lack any real on-going exploration. Nevada Ridge walking This leaves a lot of room for exploration and the search for more caves. There are some very decorated...
Jack Rabbit Spring. Ash Meadows Ash Meadows National wildlife refuge is home to numerous springs and among other special features, rare forms of life. Plants and animals have found refuge here for thousands of years and continue to thrives from the crystal clear warm water springs that feed the desert oasis. Jack Rabbit Spring. Ash Meadows a Massive Aquifer, explained to be the...
Cottonball Basin. Death Valley National Park Cotton ball Basin is a Death valley playa that is located 100 to 150 feet below sea level and is home some amazing life and anomalies. Cottonball Basin. Death Valley National Park The basin is a ancient ocean with salt bearing most of the evidence of this once (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); upon a time sea...
The Bill Hall trail is a beautiful and a very "in-demand" trail within the Grand Canyon National park system. The trail starts off at the Kaibab formation and breaks down into the coconino formation with steep switch backs and incredible views of the the western sections of the Grand Canyon. The trail passes Bridgers Knoll and descends around 1500ft to the esplanade. from...
