Panorama Point

[Hatchcanyon]

Canyonlands National Park is a well known place to many people, but most of them don`t visit the maze area. And even those few often ignore Panorama Point.

Some pictures:

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/Panorama01.jpg
The road starts 2 and a half mile southeast from Hans Flat Ranger Station.

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/PanoramaA01.jpg
First view: Maze Area and Abajo Mountains/Elk Ridge in the distance

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/PanoramaA09.jpg
Nothing serious!

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/Panorama02.jpg
Elaterite Butte

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/Panorama03.jpg
Cleopatras Chair

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/PanoramaA12.jpg
Distorted juniper

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/PanoramaA13.jpg
Horse Canyon

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/PanoramaA15.jpg
Road to Anderson Bottom (long ride - strenuous!)

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/PanoramaA17.jpg
Deadhorse Canyon, Turks Head, Candlestick Tower, Island in the Sky

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/Panorama12.jpg
Evening light

The whole story:

http://hatchcanyon.eu/Inhalt/Utah/Panorama/panorama.html

[JP]

Great pics :2thumbs:

[fourtycal]

Very nice report and great pictures. Thanks! :popcorn:

[denaliguide]

the campsite looking down into horse canyon and the maze is one of my favorites. thanks for bringing back the memories.

[offpiste]

nice write up. makes me want to learn german.

[Hatchcanyon]

The campsite is really a nice place to stay overnight.

But beware of the cliffs in case your eyeballs are about to float! :naughty:

[GOCK]

It is sure nice to have roads and trails to access that beautiful country, thanks for the pics