SCENIC
Albion and Wildflowers
Wildflowers bloom in the Wasatch Mountains during the summer months and color the landscape in beautiful hues. Devils Castle stands as a backdrop for such wildflowers creating a striking scene for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers that have frequent these areas.
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Albion Sunrise
Early morning sunlight illuminates Devils Castle found in Albion Basin above Alta, Utah. The Wasatch Range offers many beautiful vistas such as this.
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Autumn Lake Reflection
Bright colors mark the approach of winter on an alpine lake in Utah. Like a master impressionist painter, Mother Nature uses every color in her beautiful palette to demonstrate the seasonal change. Vivid colors depend on water saturation and a number of other factors.
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Bryce Blues
A bank of hoodoos peek out of the blue fog and clouds on a foggy morning in Bryce Canyon National Park. The Park offers visitors a unique view of multi-colored hoodoos that have been formed by erosion over millions of years. Bryce is open year-round and receives more than 1.7 million visitors for hiking, sightseeing and recreational opportunities. The Canyon is a truly beautiful and magical place to visit.
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Bryce Canyon
Bryce Canyon was named after Ebenezer Bryce, an early homesteader. The area around Bryce Canyon was originally designated as a national monument by President Warren G. Harding in 1923 and was re-designated as a national park by Congress in 1928. Covering 35,835 acres, the Park receives many visitors annually for its unique hoodoo formations and vivid colors.
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Bryce Somewhat Cloudy
A somewhat cloudy day creates this awesome view of The Amphitheater in Bryce Canyon National Park. The Park offers visitors a unique view of multi-colored hoodoos that have been formed by erosion over millions of years. Bryce is open year-round and receives more than 1.7 million visitors for hiking, sightseeing and recreational opportunities. The Canyon is a truly beautiful and magical place to visit.
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Bryce Sunrise
This colorful view is from Rainbow Point, the highest point in Bryce Canyon National Park. The Park offers visitors a unique view of multi-colored hoodoos that have been formed by erosion over millions of years. Bryce is open year round and receives more than 1.7 million visitors for hiking, sightseeing and recreational opportunities. Bryce Canyon is a truly beautiful and magical place to visit.
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Dead Horse Point
Dead Horse Point State Park is found in Southern Utah near the town of Moab. An annex of Canyonlands National Park, Dead Horse is open year-round and offers dramatic canyon views. This overlook is a popular view of the park, looking to the Colorado River below.
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Devils Tower
Found in Wyoming and part of the Black Hills terrain, Devils Tower stands as an icon of the area and carries with it Native American folklore and cultural history. Unique in its form and nature, Devils Tower is a must-see for travelers throughout the world.
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Hands of Time
This ancient Kiva is found in Natural Bridges National Monument in Southeastern Utah. Inside the Monument are three natural bridges carved out of the stunning white sandstone canyons that are found in this region along with Anasazi cliff dwellings and pictographs.
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Lake Blanche Reflection
Among the beauty you can find looking up Big Cottonwood Canyon is Sundial Peak. Shown here reflected in Lake Blanche, the peak is a strenuous hike even for advanced hikers. Lake Blanche is nestled against Sundial Peak and one of the most beautiful scenic mountain lakes in the Wasatch Mountains. Lake Blanche is a favorite amongst avid hikers and recreationalists who enjoy the flower-strewn mountainside.
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Longs Peak
Longs Peak emerges through early morning fog in Rocky Mountain National Park. The Park offers many hiking trails and opportunities for unencumbered peak views. The Park is also home to many North American wildlife species.
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Park City Barn, Winter
The winter season blankets the historic McPolin Barn and its surrounding area in Park City, Utah. In 1908, Isabelle and Dan McPolin erected the barn of recycled timber salvaged from an old tailings mill. The barn was built by fitting timbers together without the use of nails. The barn is 7,468 square feet including the loft and the milking parlor, added in the 1950's is 1,500 square feet. The farm was purchased by citizens of Park City in 1990.
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Rocky Mountain Reflection
Early morning light creates soft, beautiful hues that are reflected sharply in this lake found in Rocky Mountain National Park. The Park is located in Colorado near Estes Park and has many vistas and superb hiking. Many wildlife species call this Park home.
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St. Marys Lake
Sunrise at St. Marys Lake inside Glacier National Park, Montana creates beautiful warm colors and hues in the sky and clouds. The Park is famous for its numerous glaciers and a large population of grizzly bears and bighorn sheep.
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Timpanogos in Color
Mount Timpanogos has the distinction of being the most popular peak to climb in Utah. Known by locals as “Timp”, it is the second highest peak at 11,749’ in the Wasatch Front. Local legend spins the tale of the mountain being named for an Indian maiden, other Native American sources named the mountain for its unique outcropping of rock formations. Either way, it is one of Utah’s most recognized mountains and exudes alpine beauty.
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Uinta Creek and Wildflowers
On a spring day, the Uinta Mountains are lit up behind a field of wildflowers. The Range is unique in being the tallest east-to-west mountain range in the contiguous United States.
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Where Bluebirds Fly
Double rainbows create a beautiful storybook image of the old McPolin Barn in Park City, Utah. This landmark welcomes visitors and is a reminder of what was here before ski resorts and condos were built. It also reminds us that magic can be found in the simplest of places.
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